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  1. rowing

    Silver for British quartetpublished at 12:40

    World Rowing Championships

    Another silver for Britain in France, this time in the lightweight quad. Emily Craig, Ruth Walzcak, Brianna Stubbs and Eleanor Piggott were second to the German crew.

  2. football

    Davies hangs up his bootspublished at 12:36 British Summer Time 4 September 2015

    Football

    Kevin DaviesImage source, Getty Images
  3. rugby union

    Abendanon signs new Clermont dealpublished at 12:33

    Rugby Union

    Former England and Bath full-back Nick Abendanon has signed a new three-yearcontract with Clermont Auvergne., external The 29-year-old has committed to a new deal that runs until June 2018, and also holds the option to extend for a further year in due course.

    "Nick is a model of integration who perfectly fits our game and progresses it through his performance and involvement," said Clermont's sporting director Jean-Marc Lhermet.

    Nick AbendanonImage source, AP
  4. football

    Drinking to success - part 1published at 12:28

    Georgia v Scotland (17:00 BST)

    Juliette Ferrington
    BBC Sport in Tbilisi

    Scotland fansImage source, BBC Sport

    HOT HOT HOT!!!  This heat is going to play a massive part in Tbilisi as Scotland try and take another step towards the finals in France next year.  There's a massive Scottish contingent in the in Georgian capital soaking up the rays and taking advantage of the cheap hospitality with the cost of a beer costing less than a quid.

    You can listen to the game on BBC Radio 5 live from 17:00 BST and follow our live text commentary from 16:00 BST

  5. football

    Wales could go second in worldpublished at 12:20

    Football

    Wales - the second-best football team in the world. Let that sentence sink in, because the chances are it may well become reality soon.

    In a nutshell, a win against Israel on Sunday will put them fourth, and if Germany were to draw either of their two forthcoming qualifiers they will move third.

    WalesImage source, Fifa

    If all that falls into place then a win for Cyprus against Belgium, also on Sunday, will push them into second place and make them, officially, the best team in Europe.

    Read the full breakdown here...

  6. athletics

    Merritt tweets after surgerypublished at 12:13

    Athletics

    American 110m hurdler Aries Merritt has tweeted this following his kidney transplant...

    The Olympic champion and world record holder, 30, has a rare genetic disorder, which was diagnosed in 2013. Despite his illness he went on to take bronze at the World Championships in Beijing.  

  7. rowing

    Silver for Walshpublished at 12:07

    World Rowing Championships

    Imogen Walsh has clinched Britain's eighth medal of the regatta, taking silver in the lightweight single final...

  8. Happy birthdaypublished at 12:02

    Well done to those of you who worked out that the former Newcastle player who turns 49 on Friday is John Beresford.

    Also celebrating are five-time Open winner Tom Watson (66), former Northern Ireland, Birmingham and Fulham goalkeeper Maik Taylor (44) and British sprinter Mark Lewis-Francis (33). 

  9. football

    Good morning, Raheempublished at 11:59

    Football

    We can't guarantee everybody feels as fresh as Manchester City midfielder Raheem Sterling on a Friday morning...

  10. football

    Pellow talkpublished at 11:56

    Football

    Clydebank FC's Wet, Wet, Wet-sponsored kit got a mention at 09:16, and one user has delivered.

    We'd love a shot of the kit being worn on a soaking wet Sunday afternoon if possible.

  11. formula 1

    Justin Wilson funeral next weekpublished at 11:47

    IndyCar

    The funeral of British IndyCar driver Justin Wilson, who died last month after he was struck by debris before crashing into a wall during a race in Pennsylvania, will be held near Silverstone next Thursday. 

    A statement on his website said the September 10 funeral will be held at Paulerspury, Northants.

    Justin WilsonImage source, Getty Images
  12. football

    On the road to the Eurospublished at 11:41

    Georgia v Scotland (17:00 BST)

    Conor McNamara
    BBC Radio 5 live commentator

    Who needs car keys? Still, the Tbilisi taxi driver got our man to the Boris Paichadze Stadium on Thursday...

  13. rowing

    Yet another British goldpublished at 11:36

    World Rowing Championship

    The British team are in rampant form in France, with Joel Cassells and Sam Scrimgeour taking gold in the lightweight pair to ensure a seventh medal in seven finals after a gold and three silvers in Thursday's the Para-rowing events.

  14. rugby union

    Home and awaypublished at 11:33

    Rugby Union

    No stone unturned. That appears to be the mantra of England head coach Stuart Lancaster ahead of the World Cup. 

    Lancaster's men will use the away dressing room at Twickenham for Saturday's clash with Ireland. The reason? Because a coin toss has decided they will use the away digs for their Cup opener against Fiji on 18 September and Lancaster wants his players to familiarise themselves with new surroundings.

    Stuart LancasterImage source, Getty Images
  15. rowing

    Gold for British coxed pairpublished at 11:25

    World Rowing Championship

    Nathaniel Reilly O’Donnell and Matthew Tarrant, coxed by Henry Fieldman, will clamber on to the top step of the podium...

  16. football

    Davies hangs up his bootspublished at 11:22

    Football

    We brought you his Twitter picture of his football boots hanging on the wall earlier (08:39), now here's some more on the news that free agent Kevin Davies has decided to retire after 22 years in the game.

    Kevin DaviesImage source, Getty Images
  17. football

    De Gea row rumbles onpublished at 11:18

    Football

    The war of words between Manchester United and Real Madrid over David de Gea rumbles on. After the statement-off, Real president Florentino Perez has now slammed United executives for a lack of experience.

    "We sent the contracts to United at 13:30 on Monday and they took eight hours to send them back," Perez said in an interview with Spanish radio station Cadena Ser. 

    David de GeaImage source, Getty Images

    "They must have had a lot of work. From then on we had little time. I sensed that afternoon that we wouldn't make it in time because I knew the lack of experience by United in these issues. 

    "We had the same situation with [Fabio] Coentrao just as Athletic [Bilbao] had with Ander Herrera. We didn't get the contracts until 00:02, past the deadline. We and FIFA have proof of this. It's a shame and I don't understand why they needed so much time for the contracts, I don't understand a series of issues." 

    Over to you, United...

  18. rowing

    Silver for Britain's women's fourpublished at 11:11

    World Rowing Championships

    In the first final of the day at Lake Aiguebelette in France, Britain have earned a medal...

  19. football

    Remember this?published at 11:06

    Football

    Following the news earlier that Lewes FC are now sponsored by 70s band Squeeze (09:16), a few of you have been tweeting some other band-club tie-ups that we weren't aware of. 

    Here's a beauty...

  20. rugby union

    Former All Black foundpublished at 10:58

    Rugby Union

    Former All Black Terry Lineen , who we told you earlier had gone missing in Heathrow airport en route to visiting his son, ex-Scotland player Sean Lineen, has been found, reports www.stuff.co.nz. , external

    The 79-year-old has reportedly been taken to hospital after having been discovered at 07:00 BST on Friday.