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Image source, .Four-time Olympic champion Sir Bradley Wiggins admits he would "love to win a stage" at this year's Tour of Britain.
The Briton, who is riding for Team Wiggins, will finish the eight-stage Tour in London on Sunday, 13 September.
Wiggins says he is using the event to prepare for the European Track Championships, which take place in October and 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.
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David Wignall: Madras 1993. England cricket tour. Graham Gooch claimed food poisoning. I was there. Not food poisoning #hangover
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Italy captain Sergio Parisse has undergone surgery to drain a haematoma, just over a week before the World Cup gets under way.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe surgery in Paris was to drain a swelling of clotted blood in a muscle in his left leg, after he picked up a knock in Italy's World Cup warm-up Test defeat to Wales last weekend.
The 31-year-old Argentine-born flanker has 112 caps for Italy and is their star player.
Italy open their World Cup campaign on September 19 in Twickenham against France.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland women can win the Euro 2017 tournament in the Netherlands, says coach Mark Sampson.
The Lionesses have never won a European Championship, but were the highest-placed European team at this year's World Cup in Canada - finishing third.
Sampson told the Women's Football Show: "The World Cup isn't the end; it was the start of the journey. Over the next couple of years we've got a great opportunity of making this team better.
"Our ambition come June 2017 will be to go to Holland and look to win the tournament."
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John: I dislocated my knee cap being lobbed playing in goal with friends. Six years later on my 4th surgery.
Warren Lynch: Five mins into an u14 football match in the depths of winter. Took a goal kick went down 'hammy gone' sat in car for 75 mins.
Football gossip
The Mirror, external: Arsenal and Liverpool are both keen to sign 19-year-old Real Betis midfielder Dani Ceballos.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe teenager, who starred for Spain at the Under-19 European Championship triumph earlier in the summer, has a £7.5m buy-out clause, according to the paper.
Formula 1
"The other day, I met a guy who was haranguing me about how ridiculous he thought Lewis Hamilton's tattoos were.
"Now, tattoos are not my cup of tea, but if Hamilton likes them - or wants to dye his hair blond, or hang out with pop stars - who are we to judge?
Image source, Getty Images"As long as it is not affecting his driving - and it is abundantly clear that it is not, unless it is positively - then he should get on and do whatever he wants.
"He is young, he is wealthy, he is at the top of his form, he has a great car. He will be feeling brilliant in himself, and that is reflecting in his performances on the race track."
Read more from David Coulthard's column here.
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Keylor Halbur : Bad Chinese food on day five of seven riding across Iowa in USA. 70+miles per day. No toilet was safe along route next 2 days.
Saran Anandan : Fractured an arm less than five minutes into a football match at school.
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As you've probably noticed, the vote results are in...
We asked how many home nations team will qualify for Euro 2016, with 72% of you believing three of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland will be in France next summer.
Another 17% of you think only two will make it, 11% think all four will qualify and 1% believe England - who have confirmed their place - will be the only side at the finals.
Football
Kevin Nolanis training with Leyton Orient following his departure from West Ham.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 33-year-old midfielder - the Hammers' captain until he left the club by mutual consent just days before the conclusion of the summer transfer window - will remain with the League Two team for an indefinite period.
"It is great to have such a model professional in Kevin at the club, and I am more than happy for Kevin to come in and train with the squad," Orient manager Ian Hendon.
Orient top the division after five wins from their opening six league fixtures.
Football
In fact, only Germany's Thomas Muller and Poland's Robert Lewandowski have scored more than Northern Ireland's Norwich City striker.
Football
Swansea have recalled winger Modou Barrow from his loan spell at Blackburn.
Image source, Getty ImagesBarrow originally moved to the Championship club on a three-month deal in August, but has returned to Swansea following Nathan Dyer's season-long loan switch to Leicester.
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Robert Stevenson: The word - Lasagnegate. Still devastating to this day.
We assume, Robert, you are a Spurs fan. or those who've forgotten, here's an excerpt from the BBC report of the final day of the 2006-06 campaign...
Image source, Getty Images"An inquiry into how 10 Tottenham Hotspur players fell ill at a hotel just before a game has begun.
The players apparently suffered food poisoning before the Premiership match.
Spurs asked for Sunday's fixture at London rivals West Ham - vital for Champions League qualification - to be put back a day, but officials declined."
Tottenham lost 2-1 and missed out on fourth place finish.
Football gossip
Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea is ready to play for Spain on Tuesday and could make his first appearance of the season for the Red Devils against Liverpool on Saturday, according to The Times, external.
Image source, Getty ImagesArgentine Sergio Romero tells The Sun, external, meanwhile, that he knows De Gea's return leaves him with a fight to keep the number one shirt at Old Trafford.
Football
All is not well in the Australia's women 's soccer.
The team has boycotted a training camp ahead of their tour of the United States as part of the ongoing dispute over a new Collective Bargaining Agreement with Football Federation Australia (FFA).
The FFA has condemned the action, saying it has not been given any notice and warning that the matches against the world champions United States on 17 and 19 Sept are now in doubt.
Cricket
And remember there is more cricket action today.
England might have won the Ashes 3-2, but trail 2-0 in the one-day series, which continues today with the third ODI at Old Trafford.
It starts at 14:00 BST. As always, full live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.
Cricket
Image source, Getty ImagesJust when you thought it was safe to talk about English cricket without mentioning Kevin Pietersen, his name has cropped up again.
This time English cricket chief Andrew Strauss is the guilty party for bringing KP into the conversation.
Strauss told Pietersen in May that he would not be considered for an international recall and believes England are benefiting from the decision.
"I think the team has moved on and the team is in a pretty good place," he said.
Football/parenting
Aw, how sweet.
Football
A Question of Sport Teaser
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It's time for today's teaser from our Question of Sport colleagues and it's a deceptively tricky one...
Name the six players to have made their England debuts since the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Answers later...
Formula 1
Image source, Getty ImagesEx-Formula 1 driver Mark Webber says the strength in depth on the current grid is the lowest it has ever been.
The Australian, who retired in 2013, feels the number of 'pay drivers', such as Sauber's Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson, is not good for the sport.
"These guys are on a phenomenal level but the depth has never been weaker," Webber told BBC Radio 5 live.
"We need to get the calibre that we have at the front of the grid. We need more depth and the cars to be faster."