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Today's teaser... Who are the three Major champions to have won golf's British Masters since 1990?

We'll put you out of your misery later.

The Rugby Football Federation want to conduct a "360 degree" review of England's embarrassing World Cup exit at the group stage of the tournament on home soil but they may face problems in doing so.

"I think it is right to have an insight (from the players). We've always done that and we shall continue to do that, and we'll do it on a confidential basis. It's right to get a review on a 360-degree basis," said RFU chief executive Ian Ritchie.

But, according to The Daily Telegraph,, external certain players fear their feedback may be leaked in similar fashion to the review following the 2011 World Cup and may not provide their view or be guarded about what they say.

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Following the sacking of Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool manager on Sunday, Reds defender Mamadou Sakho has been speaking of his frustration of not playing the club's first five games of the season. 

"Let's say that during the short period when I was not playing, I was like a little caged lion who has not fed for a while," Sakho told French newspaper L'Equipe.

"(Like a caged lion) when you open the door, he charges."

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"The discovery of two holes in her heart as a teenager taught future England midfielder Jade Moore about how fragile a football career can be.

Faced with the very real prospect of a life outside sport, the then 17-year-old had surgery knowing that she needed a back-up plan.

By the age of 23 she had her own business and 12 months later, she was a member of the England's bronze-medal winning World Cup team in Canada."

So starts a terrific feature by BBC Sport's Andrew Aloia about how illness as a child prompted an England women's star to make a life-plan. You can read the full story here.

Leeds Rhinos skipper Kevin Sinfield wants to make history as he prepares for his final appearance for the club.

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The former England captain, 35, is switching codes to join Yorkshire Carnegie after Saturday's Grand Final against Wigan Warriors.

Leeds are aiming to complete the treble having already won the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield this year.

"It's never been done in my time so it would be really special," he told BBC Radio Leeds. "There's a lot of people who have played a huge part in my career and it would be nice to put on a good performance for them."

Rogers, 38, announced his retirement from international cricket at the end of the summer Ashes series.

You probably know all about his batting but did you know he is the cousin of Australian chess grandmaster Ian Rogers? You do now...

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Banned substances were found in more than 3,000 samples out of 283,304 tests carried out worldwide last year, World Anti-Doping Agency figures , external reveal.

However, that represented a fall, across all sports, of more than 10%,despite an increase in the number of tests carried out.

Athletics has been the subject of allegations of widespread doping.

And Wada has told the BBC more than 10% of elite athletes could be using performance-enhancing drugs.

Full story here - it's an interesting read.

The front page of Spanish newspaper Sport focuses on Barcelona forward Lionel Messi, pictured on crutches.

Barcelona are expected to be without Messiuntil the end of next month as he recovers from a knee ligament injury. 

Messi will not face a court case over alleged tax offences, although his father could still face a trial.

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Watch Roy Keane's brilliant response to a journalist's question about the availability of striker Robbie Keane for the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2016 qualifier against Germany on Thursday.

Robbie's wife has just given birth to the couple's second child, but Ireland assistant coach Roy - in his own unique way - sees no reason why that should stop the LA Galaxy forward from playing...

You'll find the video here.

There could be trouble ahead at Real Madrid, well, according to Spanish newspaper Marca.

They report that head coach Rafael Benitez has had arguments with a number of key players, including Sergio Ramos, James Rodriguez, Jese, Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema.

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Some England team news... Defender John Stones will miss the final two Euro 2016 qualifiers against Estonia and Lithuania with a knee injury.

The 21-year-old Everton centre-back sat out Sunday's 1-1 Premier League draw with Liverpool at Goodison Park.

England manager Roy Hodgson has brought in Tottenham's Andros Townsend and Kyle Walker as cover.

England, who have already qualified, face Estonia at Wembley on Friday and Lithuania in Vilnius on Monday.

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Nice one, keep 'em coming please...

In 62 games for Germany, Gerd Muller scored 68 goals. The record beaten by Miroslav Klose at the 2014 World Cup, who has scored 71 goals.  

This includes 14 goals in World Cup matches, third on the all-time list behind Klose (16) and Brazil's Ronaldo (15).