Australia's Nick Kyrgios washanded a $1,500 (£984) fine on Tuesday for a foul-mouthed outburst at the Shanghai Masters, AFP has reported.

Kyrgios was fined for an audible obscenity during his win over Andreas Haider-Maurer, when he was also heard calling the tournament a "circus" and complained about the ball kids.

He received his second code violation in a week when he used an obscenity to describe the surface at the Shanghai venue on Monday.

Kyrgios was fined and received a suspended ban for making a sexual comment about Stanislas Wawrinka's girlfriend during their match at the Rogers Cup in Canada in August. 

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New Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce has accused his Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger of "arrogance".

"I enjoyed beating Arsenal more than anyone when I was in charge at Bolton. We'd really got to them and Arsene Wenger hated us," Allardyce wrote in his autobiography.

"He takes it all very personally and has an air of arrogance. He's not one for inviting you into his office for a drink after games.

And on former Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez: "When we beat his Liverpool team he would complain, 'They don't play my type of football.' "What was that, then? Winning football? He didn't like me and he thought he was superior." 

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Defender Jonny Evans is battling to overcome a hamstring injury to play for West Brom against Sunderland. 

He missed Northern Ireland's Euro 2016 qualification with the problem. Jonas Olsson (groin) is also struggling.

"We're hoping everyone returns back okay. Evans and James Morrison (ankle) are still being assessed at this stage. We will see how they are but both are doubts," said boss Tony Pulis.

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That's right, Younis Khan is now Pakistan's leading Test run-scorer. Javed Miandad's 30-year record of 8,832 runs is gone.

England won't feel too chuffed for him though - they've laboured in the field all day under a scorching hot sun and got little to show for their efforts.

Pakistan are currently 216-2, with Shoaib Malik unbeaten on 92.

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US Open champion Flavia Pennetta has been eliminated by a player 408 places below her in the world rankings in a major first-round upset at the Tianjin Open.

Ukrainian qualifier Lyudmila Kichenok ousted the top seed in straight sets in China to claim by far the biggest win of her career.

Oldham Roughyeds are to hold talks with Oldham Athletic about sharing the League One club's SportsDirect.com Park home next season.

Roughyeds have just won promotion to the Championship, but their own ground does not meet the Rugby Football League's criteria for that level.

They have been tenants of the Latics twice before, from 1997-2001 and 2003-2009.

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Here's a little tea-time report from the first Test:

Ben Stokes struck on the stroke of tea to deny Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez a century on a day where England have been punished for their mistakes.

Hafeez, who was dropped on seven by Ian Bell in the morning session, was pinned lbw by Stokes for 98, the right-hander failing with a review.

Hafeez shared a stand of 168 with Shoaib Malik, who was also given a let-off on 40 when caught by Joe Root off Stuart Broad, who was found to have over-stepped.

England, who lost the toss, took their first wicket in the third over of the match when James Anderson had opener Shan Masood bowled off his helmet.

At tea, Pakistan are 173-2.

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Heather Watson, who recently lost her position as British number one to Jo Konta, has defeated Zhang Kailin of China 3-6 6-1 6-2 in the first round of the Hong Kong Open.

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Konta, meanwhile, has had some good news - qualifying for the WTA event in Linz, Austria, as a lucky loser.

Konta lost to Czech Klara Koukalova in three sets in the qualifying round yesterday. But Anna Karolina Schmiedlova has pulled out of the tournament with illness, so Konta is back in - and takes on Annika Beck in the first round later today.

Good job she didn't fly home after getting beat...

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Manchester United's Memphis Depay and Robin van Persie have some making up to do today after getting involved in a confrontationduring a Netherlands training session.

Dutch boss Danny Blind confirmed the incident - which occurred before Saturday's 2-1 win over Kazakhstan - but played down its severity.

Quoted by www.telegraaf.nl, , external Blind said: "There are sometimes situations in training where players think different. Then you talk about it. That's what happened and then it's over."

Given the situation the Dutch find themselves in at the moment, probably not ideal for the manager.

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With Turkey holding a two-point lead over Netherlands, the Dutch can only qualify if they beat the Czechs and Turkey lose.

If the Dutch win and Turkey draw, Fatih Terim's team will advance into next month's play-offs by virtue of their superior head-to-head record.

A 1-1 draw in Amsterdam was followed by a 3-0 win for the Turks in the return fixture, giving them the edge should the two teams finish level on points.

Got that? Good. Tonight should be interesting indeed.

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Leeds Rhinos coach Brian McDermott says when prop Kylie Leuluai was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat midway through the season it was a "scary moment".

Despite that, the 37-year-old played on and helped the Rhinos win the Grand Final, beaing Wigan Warriors, in his last game before retirement. 

"I don't think it's over-dramatic to say he was putting his life on the line for the group and for the players," McDermott told BBC Radio Leeds.

After England became the sixth side to reach the European Championship finals with a perfect 100% record, we are taking a look at the previous teams to achieve the feat - and how they fared the following summer. Here are the final two... 

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Spain and Germany (Euro 2012)

Four years ago, Germany and Spain each put their respective opposition to the sword twice en route to the finals in Poland and Ukraine.

The Germans were in particularly ruthless mood, scoring 34 times on their way to the tournament.

But when it came down to it, Spain were the men to beat, picking up the trophy for a second consecutive time after thumping Italy - conquerors of Germany - in the final.

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1894: Everton and Liverpool played the first Merseyside derby. Everton won 3-0 at Goodison Park.

1984: John Lowe made the first nine-dart finish in a major championship. He did it in the quarter-finals of the British Open at Slough to collect a record prize of £102,000. His 501 was made up of six treble 20s, treble 17, treble 18 and double 18.

2010: British diver Tom Daley won gold in the 10-metre platform at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, the day after he claimed gold with team-mate Max Brick in the synchronised 10m platform competition. 

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