World number one Novak Djokovic eased into the third round of the Shanghai Masters with a 6-2 6-1 victory over Martin Klizan, but world number seven Rafael Nadal was made to battle for a 7-5 6-7 (4-7) 7-6 (7-4) win over Ivo Karlovic.

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Bury boss David Flitcroft and Rochdale manager Keith Hill will put aside their friendship when their teams meet in League One on Saturday.

Flitcroft, 41, was Hill's assistant manager at Dale and Barnsley before taking over at Oakwell after 46-year-old Hill was dismissed.

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"He's not my old mate, he's my current mate," Hill told BBC Radio Manchester.

Flitcroft added: "Mine and Hilly's relationship is incredible, I've loved the guy like a brother."

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Britain's Rob Davies has secured himself a place for the Rio Paralympics by successfully defending his European championship crown in Denmark.

London Paralympic silver medallist and current world champion Will Bayley missed out his class, losing in the final and will now have to wait until the end of the year for his place to be confirmed based on his world ranking. As ranked number one he will be fine.

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Mourinho had been charged with misconduct by the Football Association for remarks he made about match officials following his side's 3-1 home loss to Southampton on Saturday.

The FA alleged his comments "imply bias on the part of a match official".

Mourinho felt referee Robert Madley denied Chelsea a penalty on Saturday, adding officials were "afraid" to award his side spot-kicks.

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been given a suspended one-match stadium ban and fined £50,000 after he admitted a breach of Football Association rules in relation to post-match media comments.

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Cleveland Cavaliers NBA star LeBron James has posted a tribute to former LA Lakers player Lamar Odom, who is being treated in hospital.

Caroline Wozniacki was the only player among the top-five seeded women to reach the second round at the Generali Ladies, rallying to beat Mirjana Lucic-Baroni of Croatia 3-6 7-6 (7-3) 6-4 on Wednesday.

The second seed went up 2-0 in the opening set but won only two points in the next five games. She missed a set point at 5-4 in the second set but turned the match around in the tiebreaker. 

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Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois hopes to be back in action from a knee injury by December.

The Belgium international needed surgery following damage to ligaments in his right knee suffered in training last month. 

"In terms of my knee, it is good. I am doing my rehabilitation and it is progressing fine," Courtois said.

"I will be now starting the bulk of the work with my physio to come back as soon as possible."

World speedway champion Tai Woffinden wants to go on and break the all-time record after winning his second title.

North Staffordshire-based Woffinden is only the second double world champion from Britain, following Peter Craven in 1955 and 1962.

"I want to be the best ever," he told BBC Midlands Today. "I need to win one more to be the best-ever UK rider. Then the best ever in the world was six, so I guess I need to go one better and do seven."

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Boreham Wood have named Luke Garrard as manager, making him the youngest boss in England's top five divisions. 

The 30-year-old former Tottenham youth player was assistant to Ian Allinson before the ex-Arsenal winger's resignation as Wood manager on Monday. 

Garrard joined Wood as a player in 2010, helping them win promotion to the Conference South in that year and into non-league's top flight last season. 

He takes over a side currently 20th in the National League table.

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Premier League-backed clubs have elevated Women's Super League to "another level", according to Notts County Ladies boss Tony Passmoor.

"It is going in another direction, with Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool and even Sunderland as well. They have seen the gap, a niche in the market to add to their business portfolios," he told BBC Sport.

"I don't think a lot of people, stakeholders, governing bodies, were aware that this was going to explode like it has."

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Some breaking news for you... Manchester City have posted a profit for the first time since Sheikh Mansour bought the club in 2008.

The Premier League club's annual financial figures show they made £10.7m in the 2014-15 season, despite having to pay £16m in fines for failing to meet Uefa's Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

City made a loss of £22.9m last season but with annual revenue growing for the seventh straight year, to £351.8m, the club have heralded a new era of profitability.

"The 2014-15 season marked a historic step in Manchester City's journey," said chief executive Ferran Soriano. "Manchester City is now a profitable, self-sustainable club competing at the highest level in world football."

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A truly fantastic game of tennis between Rafael Nadal and Ivo Karlovic has just come to an end.

The big-serving Croatian looked as if he was going to dump Nadal out, coming back from a set down to win the second 7-6 and to take the third to another tie-break.

But in front of an enthralled crowd in Shanghai, Nadal produced some terrific tennis to take the match.

It was stunning stuff from the Spaniard, who has had such a tough year but looks like he's almost back to at least somewhere near his best.

He punched the air like he'd won Wimbledon at the end - that's how much it means to the man.

Welcome back Rafa.

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Sale Sharks director of rugby Steve Diamond would be open to an England role should an opportunity arise. 

Former England utility back Austin Healey has suggested ex-Russia head coach Diamond could work within a coaching set-up under a national team director of rugby.

"Well it's flattering, but in reality I think they've got a lot to do themselves in deciding how they go with it," 46-year-old Diamond told BBC Sport.

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