It's James Anderson versus Alastair Cook in the County Championship today - and the bowler has won the battle of the best mates. He's dismissed the England skipper, lbw for just 1. Listen to live coverage of that game here.

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Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy says he is looking forward to renewing a rivalry with Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal in the League Cup on Wednesday.

McCarthy's Republic of Ireland beat van Gaal's Netherlands side to reach the 2002 World Cup. 

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The Davis Cup final between GB and Belgium on 27-29 November, will, as expected, be held at the 13,000-capacity Flanders Expo Arena in Ghent.

It means Andy Murray and co will have to play indoors on clay.

“As the third biggest city in Belgium, it has a lot of experience in hosting top international events, such as the Tour of Flanders, the arrival of the Tour de France in 2007 and the Gymnastics World Championships in 2001 and 2013," said Tennis Vlaanderen president Dirk de Maeseneer.

Murray had threatened to pull out of the prestigious World Tour Finals - on a hard court - at London's O2 Arena on Sunday, 22 November, to prepare for the Davis Cup final. But he has sinse been told by organisers that he has "an obligation" to play.

A rugby fan who suffered a heart attack while returning from the World Cup opener is seeking a mystery doctor who helped to save his life.

Phil Nunnerley, 69, was on a bus from the England v Fiji match at Twickenham when he collapsed last Friday.

He has launched an appeal in a bid to track down his "saviour", who performed CPR for 15 minutes.

Mr Nunnerley, from north Somerset, said the only clue to the rescuer's identity was his Gloucester Rugby Club shirt.

"I remember nothing of it, from the moment I got on the bus until I woke up in the ward. I was oblivious to it all," said Mr Nunnerley. 

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After their shock defeat to Japan in their opening match of the Rugby World Cup, South Africa have unsurprisingly made eight changes to the starting line-up for their match against Samoa. 

Adriaan Strauss, who will win his 50th cap, is the starting hooker, while Duane Vermeulen will make his first Test appearance of the year in the No 8 jersey. 

Willie le Roux, JP Pietersen and Damian De Allende return in the backline – with skipper Jean de Villiers shifting to outside centre. 

South Africa team: Willie le Roux, JP Pietersen, Jean de Villiers (c), Damian De Allende, Bryan Habana, Handré Pollard, Fourie du Preez, Duane Vermeulen, Schalk Burger, Francois Louw, Victor Matfield, Eben Etzebeth, Jannie du Plessis, Adriaan Strauss, Tendai Mtawarira

No, this is not the bleak outlook for graduates of Britain today...

Torquay United's chief executive Steve Breed will be a busy man for the next few days reading through the 129 CV's he has received for the vacant manager position.

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Paul Cox resigned from the financially-troubled club last week after being told they would not be able to pay him.

The Gulls have also seen director of football Dean Edwards leave and have not won a match in over a month.

"129 managers can't be wrong that Torquay United is still a desirable place to come and ply their trade," Breed told BBC Sport.

Well who wouldn't want to live by the sea... I mean, all that ice cream.

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Joanne Sykes: In the Nou Camp 99 - Sheringham and Solskjaer, nearly passed out I screamed so loud and semi-final against Juve - Can't split em!

Miles Fletcher  FA Cup final 2014. Straight from kick off for Hull City...

Mike Minay: City's comeback v QPR in 5, Ben Flowers lasting less than two in Super League final, & Anthony Joshua in less than two recently.

Nice jacket, Wrighty...

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A rather chuffed Robert Lewandowski,posing with the matchball, has posted a message of thanks on hisInstagram page, externalfollowing his five goals in nine minutes for Bayern Munich last night.

"It was an amazing evening for me," he wrote. "I entered the pitch to help the team.

"I did help and that is the most important for me! I would personally like to thank everyone for the congratulations coming from all over the world.

"We play every three days and I must focus on the next game now! Again, thank you to all my fans. RL9min."

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Klāvs Māris Miezis: Has to be the famous LFC comeback in Istambul in 2005. It took only six minutes, but still is within nine.

Nick Perry: Has to be Saracens defence in Prem Final v Leicester to win our first premiership title!! Unbelievable!

Nathan Scarff: Taking 7 wickets in 17 balls to finish with figures of 4.5 overs, 7-22 with my first 2 overs going for 19...

Phil McNulty
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Suggestions in the Italian media have filtered through to England that Liverpool have approached former AC Milan, Chelsea, Paris St. Germain and Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti as a potential replacement for Brendan Rodgers, who is under mounting pressure after a poor start to the season.

BBC Sport believes the word on Merseyside and around Liverpool is that there is no truth whatsoever in the suggestion and the club have made no approach to any manager, anywhere, about any possible future vacancy at Anfield.

As you were - carry on Brendan.

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Mark Pettman: Anfield May 89. Liverpool think they've won the title, Michael Thomas bursting thru the midfield. Arsenal 2-0.

John Starz: Nutmegging an opponent and then scoring with a rabona.

Matt Hamflett: Pretty sure Sunderland have gone nine first half minutes without conceding before.

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Some big news emerging from the England camp with fly-half George Ford will be dropped for the World Cup Pool A match against Wales on Saturday, with Owen Farrell replacing him.

With injured centre Jonathan Joseph missing the game at Twickenham, rugby league convert Sam Burgess is set to start alongside Brad Barritt.

Burgess, 26, will be winning only his third England cap.

Bath team-mate Joseph, 24, injured his chest as the hosts beat Fiji 35-11 in their opening match on Friday.

Head coach Stuart Lancaster will officially announce his team on Thursday morning.

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A bit of Rugby World Cup talk now for there's a huge game today, Scotland taking on Japan, conquerors of the mighty South Africa, at 14:30 BST.

There will be commentary on BBC Radio 5 live and live text coverage right here on the BBC Sport website.

The big news for Scotland - whose coach Vern Cotter has admitted having sleepless nights since Japan's famous win - is that Stuart Hogg will return from injury.

More on that later, next some big news from the England camp...

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Yogi was almost as famous for his slightly mangled syntax as he was for his actual baseball, becoming one of the sports world's most beloved and frequently quoted figures. A few examples...

On pre-game routine: "I usually take a two-hour nap from 1 to 4.'"

On the shadows at Yankee Stadium: "It gets late early out there.''

On being told he looked cool: "You don't look so hot yourself.''

On being asked what time it was: "You mean now?''

His "Yogi-isms" were repeated by presidents, Wall Street titans and comedians. At the Vatican, Berra greeted Pope John XXIII by saying "Hello, pope." The pope replied: "Hello, Yogi."

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Some sad news from the world of baseball overnight..

Yogi Berra, a Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Yankees has died at the age of 90.

"We mourn the passing of Yankees icon and Hall of Famer Yogi Berra," Major League Baseball tweeted.

The Yankees said in a tribute: "We are deeply saddened by the loss of a Yankees legend and American hero."

Lawrence Peter Berra, known to the world as Yogi, was a tough catcher and a feared clutch hitter who helped the Yankees dominate baseball from 1947 to 1963.

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Arsene Wenger is used to finding himself on the back pages, but not the front.

The Sun carries a photo of Wenger and his wife, reporting that the couple are to divorce.

Good choice Conor, though Huddersfield fans may disagree. For those who can't remember, Peterborough scored three goals in the last 13 minutes to beat the Terriers in the League One play-off final (played at Old Trafford because Wembley was hosting the Champions League final).

Which, to us, begs the question, how, exactly, do you dress like Jurgen Klopp?

It's not like you can walk into a fancy dress shop and say 'can I have the Jurgen please, in medium if you've got it?'

But fret ye not. This chap, chief reporter on German paper Bild, has been in touch with some advice...

Can you dress like Klopp? if you're game, send us your pics to #bbcsportsday