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Danger signs at 15-30, and then again at deuce, but Konta has - like all the world's top players - a knack of coming up with a terrific serve at the crucial moments.

This game is tougher for Konta but after a couple of dueces she comes through and leads 4-1.

Halep looks a little puzzled. No wonder.

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Wilson also beleives Arsenal will now have to win three of their remaining four games to reach the knockout stage:

"They've got an uphuill battle, to get 9 points they've got to win against Bayern Munich at home, and then against both Zagreb and Olympiakos.

"It's such a hard league and Mourinho and Wenger are trying like made to make sure they've got the fittest side for any one game, but I think with the case last night I do think Petr Cech should've played."  

Halep looks a lot happier now. She's just managed to win a game.

Then again you'd expect the 24-year-old to improve given that she is the second bets player in the world and the highest ranked player at this tournament.

Can Konta maintain the levels on her own serve? We're about to find out. 3-1 to the Brit.

Johanna Konta's last 16 match at the Wuhan Open in China is under way - and the British number one has made a stonking start.

She won her opening service game, broke Halep in the next, and has just moved 3-0 ahead.

Stunning stuff.

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Former Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson says Arsene Wenger was wrong to rest Petr Cech for last night's Champions League game with Olympiakos.

The Gunners lost 3-2 at home and now face an uphill struggle to qualify.

"When you're in the position of having lost your first game you need a win to get the first three of 9 or 10 points you need. The goalkeeping position is so important, and we've got one of the best in the world now, so you play him until there are other games like the Capital One Cup," he said.

"When you are desperate and you've got Bayern Munich ahead of you, you've got to play your best team."

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Sam Gibbs, external At six- a-side I thought the whistle had gone when I was in goal and we were winning and i decided not to make a save......I was wrong.

Andy Johnson, external Me... 9years old... open goal. 2 yards out. Dead centre of the goal... I hit the post. Ball falls to other player, who scores to eliminate me from singles competition 1st round ...My 14 game 1st round exit streak continued.

No, that headline is nothing to do with your local GP.

It's aboutMotherwell, whosay they will appoint a new manager in time for the visit of Premiership champions Celtic on 17 October.

Caretaker boss Stephen Craigan will stay in charge for the trip to Dundee on Saturday.

Former Kilmarnock manager Mixu Paatelainen and his fellow Finn, former Motherwell midfielder Simo Valakari, have declared their interest.

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New Brentford boss Lee Carsley has ruled out staying in the job beyond the end of the season.

“I did not ask to be a football manager and it certainly wasn't something I put my hand up for. I don't want the job permanently," he said.

The Championship club sacked head coach Marinus Dijkhuizen on Monday after just nine matches.

A Question of Sport Teaser

Today's teaser from our colleagues at Question of Sport. And it's a toughie...

Who are the seven British players with more than 100 Champions League appearances?

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Who says all footballers are stupid?

A couple of ex-England internationals Matt Le Tissier and Graeme Le Saux will be on Channel 4's Countdown at 14:10 BST this afternoon. 

So what number do you get if you add Le Tissier's England caps to Le Saux's international goals?

Nick Hope, BBC Sport's Senior Olympic reporter

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What's does your perfect morning look like? 

Lie-in, coffee, breakfast in bed?

So - not being hit with a stick? 

The road to becoming a Rio Olympian isn't an easy one and GB fighter Mahama Cho isn't wasting a moment in his bid to be in peak condition for next month's crucial World Taekwondo Grand Prix in Manchester - which you can watch live on the BBC

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BBC Sport Wales

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"Wales' players are back at the Millennium Stadium after their pulsating win against England, with attention now turned to tomorrow's match against Fiji.

"The Pacific Islanders have been something of a bogey team for Wales in recent years, drawing here in Cardiff in 2010 and famously dumping Wales out of the 2007 World Cup.

"Wales would rather think of their most recent World Cup meeting, when they thrashed Fiji 66-0 in 2011.

"But head coach Warren Gatland and his players have been eager to stress that previous fixtures between these teams will have little bearing on tomorrow's encounter, where victory could take Wales to the brink of the quarter-finals."

Real Madrid'sCristiano Ronaldohas just shared this with his 38.1 million Twitter followers.

Just casually leaning against a wall, near some steps, dressed to the nines, as you do.

Fancy doing something similar? If you 'do a Ronnie' this morning and send your picture to #bbcsportsday we'll do the rest.

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British number one Johanna Konta - on a superb run of 20 wins from her last 21 matches - takes on top seed Simona Halep at the Wuhan Open in China today.

The actions starts fairly soon, at around 11:30 BST, and we shall bring you regular updates.

A place in the quarter-finals is up for grabs for Konta, but Halep is a big, big player in the women's game - it should be a good match.

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Newcastle are prepared to let 19-year-old striker Ivan Toney go out on loan, but will resist offers for striker Emmanuel Riviere despite interest from Wolves, reports the Newcastle Chronicle., external

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