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Cricket
Newcastle's Taylor out for two months
Ferguson demanded same pay as Rooney in 2010
Aston Villa host Birmingham in League Cup (19:45 BST)
DEBATE: Your derby day heroes and villains
Women's football - Scotland (15:00) & Wales (17:30) in action
Bill Rice and Steve Canavan
Cricket
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American Football
Want to see wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr uses his electric pace to break clear and score a touchdown for New York Giants?
Of course you do.
That and much more in the top plays of week two of the NFL.
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Football
Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas has revealed he cried when his move to Manchester United fell through.
The Costa Rica international was set to head to Old Trafford as part of a deadline day swap deal.
"I cried that night when I found out I was staying, it was a build-up of emotions. I didn't want to leave, Madrid is my home," Navas told Spanish radio station Cadena COPE.
"I never wanted to leave Real Madrid. I thought that if God wanted me to leave Madrid, it would be for the best, but he didn't want me to and I'm still here."
Reading v Everton (Tue, 20:00 BST)
Kevin Mirallaswill miss Everton's League Cup tie against Reading tonight, after Everton decided not to appeal against the red card he received against Swansea City at the weekend.
Leandro Rodriguez,who joined the Toffees from River Plate in the summer, has been called up to the squad as the Belgian winger's replacement.
Mirallas will also miss the Premier League games against West Bromwich Albion and Liverpool.
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Jamie Mcillorum Grew up watching Zola and still my idol to this day.. What that fella could do with a football was genius
Micky Cleary Bergkamp. Gerrard. Scholes. Shearer. There has been loads
Jeremy Chamberlin Gianfranco zola and im not even a chelsea fan
Liverpool v Carlisle (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Juliette Ferrington
BBC Sport
"Gary McAllister also revealed captain Jordan Henderson has had a successful operation after breaking a bone in his foot. Henderson suffered the injury on his return to first-team training on Friday."
Liverpool v Carlisle (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Liverpool v Carlisle (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Some more courtesy of the Liverpool Echo's James Pearce.
Liverpool v Carlise (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Liverpool v Carlisle (Wed, 20:00 BST)
BBC Sport's Juliette Ferrington is up nice and early to attend a news conference at Melwood.
It's not Brendan Rodgers facing the media but his number two Gary McAllister - and there's some early news about the club's £32.5m summer acquisition...
Formula 1
Jenson Buttonhas increased speculation he is set to retire from Formula 1, telling reporters the 'joy' of competing was missing.
The McLaren driver seems likely to announce at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix that he will be leaving Formula One at the end of the year.
"The joy of being in the car is only there if you're fighting at the front, because you feel like you're achieving something," the 2009 world champion said.
"If you're fighting near the back, you're driving an F1 car, but you can easily get joy driving something else. The joy you get is from competing. It's about the possibility of standing on top of the podium."
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Football
Ferguson believes current United manager Louis van Gaal pulled off a masterstroke by appointing Ryan Giggs as his assistant at Manchester United.
"Louis made a great choice because of Ryan's knowledge, his time at the club and his ability," said the Scot.
"I think Ryan seems to enjoy that he is learning off a man with great experience. It's working.
"There is good communication, Ryan's working very hard and picking up things from a foreign coach which is different from the way I operated so it looks as if it's going OK."
Football gossip
Daily Mail:, external Manchester United are interested in signing 18-year-old Heerenveen centre-back Jerry St Juste after the Dutch player impressed against PSV Eindhoven last month.
Tennis
British number one Heather Watson lost to Russia's Elizaveta Kulichkova in the opening round of the Korea Open in Seoul.
Watson, 23, who last month lost in the US Open first round for the fifth year running, was defeated 6-4 3-6 6-3 after struggling with her serve.
She is 59th in the world rankings, now only four places above British number two Johanna Konta, 24.
Konta's rise from 97th came after she reached the US Open fifth round.
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Formula 1
A British national who wandered onto the track at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday has been charged with committing a "rash act".
Yogvitam Pravin Dhokia, 27, was seen walking along the side of the Marina Bay Circuit and taking photographs while the race was under way.
His action caused officials to deploy the safety car, before he jumped back over a security barrier.
F1 officials are investigating how he was able to get onto the track.
Sir Alex Ferguson interview
In a wide-ranging interview Ferguson also talked about:
We'll bring you some juicy snippets from what the former United gaffer talked about as the day goes on...