Cristiano Ronaldo has not ruled out leaving Real Madrid one day, saying his future is still undecided. 

The 30-year-old has been regularly linked with moves away from the Spanish giants, with his former club Manchester United often touted as a possible destination.

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Ronaldo, whose contract with Real Madrid expires in 2018, told German magazine Kicker he could imagine leaving the Soanish giants.

"I'm a Real Madrid player at the moment, but you can never know," he said.

"You've got to do what makes you happy. Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. All I can say is that I will always give my best for my club and for Portugal."

Ryan Hooper: Yeovil Town midfielder Kevin Dawson gave me a spare ticket he had for the Yeovil vs Man Utd FA Cup game last season. Legend.

Pete Hughes: Wilshere's mum was a dinner lady at the school I worked at (and went to). She gave my shirt to Kolo who got it signed by squad.

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The claim against Jose Mourinho will be on the basis that he was instrumental in the actions against Carneiro in having her dropped from first-team duties and effectively demoted.

It means the Portuguese manager will have to appear in person at an employment tribunal unless the case is settled out of court beforehand. Under employment law, an individual can be personally liable for damages if victimisation or discrimination can be proved. 

Jose Mourinho is to be the subject of an individual legal claim from former Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro in addition to the action she is bringing against the club for constructive dismissal, it can be revealed.

The Press Association are reporting that legal papers will be served on Mourinho this week as part of separate but connected claims against him and against the club. 

Ian Kennedy
Reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside Sport

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Scoring six goals in the Premier League is really impressive – and the manner of Everton’s attacking play in the second half was sparkling. Gerard Deulofeu has immense ability and must be a nightmare for full backs. Anyone who can ping a cross into the danger zone the way he does has to be worth his weight in gold – and a dream for strikers of the ability of Romelu Lukaku.

But a big day too for Arouna Kone – a player who’s Everton career hasn’t really got going because of injury – until now. We’ve seen glimpses before, but yesterday we saw a player fully fit and full of confidence. And when you can bring a player like Kevin Mirallas off the bench, it just shows what strength in depth Everton now seem to possess.

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats have signed Cronulla Sharks forward Anthony Tupou on a two-year deal.

The 31-year-old is no relation to Bill Tupou, who signed a one-year deal with the Super League side last week.

Meanwhile, on the pitch, whisper it but England are still doing rather well.

James Taylor is on 47, Jonny Bairstow 16, and England are 173-4. Not long till the end of play now, with Pakistan's first innings total of 234 in sight.

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After Saturday's conclusion to the Rugby World Cup at Twickenham, 5 live Sport have been reviewing the tournament as a whole.

Former England fly-half Paul Grayson joins Stephen Jones of the Sunday Times and BBC reporter Chris Jones to select their players and highlights of the tournament, as well as the performances of the Home Nations. 

You can download the podcast or listen again via the 5 live website. 

Torquay United striker Tyrone Marsh needs to "grow up" after being sent off for pushing team-mate Dan Butler, according to player-boss Kevin Nicholson.

The 21-year-old was shown the red card with 12 minutes to go in their 1-1 National League draw at Altrincham.

"Marshy was very good for 80 minutes, but he's got to grow up, he's got to learn, you can't give a referee any opportunity whatsoever with things like that," Nicholson told BBC Radio Devon. 

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Manchester City captainVincent Kompanyhas described Uefa's investigation into booing of the Champions League anthem by his club's supporters as "a joke".

"We have played many games in Europe where there has been racial abuse and we have had to put up with it," Kompany said.

"And there have been times when we have been sanctioned in the same way as the team that was actually perpetrating those chants."

The European governing body opened disciplinary proceedings after City fans jeered the anthem prior to last month's home game with Sevilla, saying it breached regulations concerning "disruption of the competition anthem".

World number one Michael van Gerwen defeated reigning PDC world champion Gary Anderson 11-10 to retain his European Championship title.

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The 26-year-old Dutchman trailed 10-7 to Scotland's Anderson in the final, but won the last four legs of a high-quality contest to claim the £65,000 first prize.

"Maybe I played the four best legs of my career under this pressure and I'm really happy with that," he said. "It's fantastic to win a tournament like this in that way."

Lee: Touring the Emirates before Arsenal's Champions League game against Napoli, Kieran Gibbs passed a ball to me which I dutifully passed back.

Sudip Bhaduri: In 1995 top GB runner Liz McColgan on holiday in Florida at the same time as me, commented on my 'stylish Irish t shirt'.

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Morgan Schneiderlin was the most notable absentee from Manchester United's open training session ahead of Tuesday's Champions League tie against CSKA Moscow.

The midfielder played the full 90 minutes in Saturday draw against Crystal Palace, which was United's third 0-0 in a row.

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Carlos Tevez captained his boyhood club Boca Juniors to the Argentine Primera Division title on Sunday, the eighth league crown of the former Juventus and Premier League striker's career.

Tevez, who played for Boca when they won their last national crown in 2003 before moving to Europe, returned to the Buenos Aires side in July.

"I came back to feel this again," the 31-year-old said.

Former Lyon defender Fabian Monzon's 42nd minute goal earned Boca a 1-0 win over Tigre to secure the club's 31st title with a game to spare.

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Gary Simpson: Gazza gave me his shorts he scored a hat trick v Aberdeen to win Rangers eight in a row. Couldn't believe he was a size 38 though.

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'One of the worst defensive performances I've ever seen'. Former England manager Graham Taylor didn't hold back with his criticism of Sunderland's 6-2 defeat at Everton.  

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Sam Allardyce says that his Sunderland side are back to square one, but Roberto Martinez is full of praise for Arouna Kone. 

Hear that and much more by downloading the 5 live football daily podcast.