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West Indies spin bowler Sunil Narine has been reported for a suspected illegal bowling action after the third and final game of the one-day series against Sri Lanka.

The International Cricket Council say match officials handed a report to the West Indies team management citing concerns over the legality of Narine's deliveries.

The bowler must now undergo tests within 14 days and if he is proven to be using an illegal bowling action, he will be suspended from bowling in international cricket until he remodels his action and pass further tests.

Want to see a video of a dog running around a football pitch while the players try in vain to chase it off?

Of course you do.

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This mutt got onto the playing area during a Serbian Super League match between FK Jagodina and FK Partizan.

What happened next involved a chase scene reminsicent of the Keystone Cops. 

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You're taking us very literally with this one...

Bill Rice
BBC Radio Manchester

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Manchester United winger Memphis Depay must have concerns about his future, less than four months after his £31m arrival at Old Trafford.

The 21-year-old Dutch international was described by manager Louis van Gaal as "one of the greatest talents of his generation" when he joined in the summer.

But after scoring twice on his Champions League debut for the Reds, he has endured a tough start to life in England, failed to start United's last three games, and was initially left out of the Netherlands squad for his month's friendlies before being recalled by coach Danny Blind.

Van Gaal also says he wants to add more wide players with creativity and pace to his United squad in January.

He has opted to start with Jesse Lingard in the last two matches, and after his first goal for the Reds against West Brom, the 22-year-old will be confident of keeping his place after the international break.

Bournemouth midfielder Shaun MacDonald has been called into the Wales squad for Friday's friendly with Holland.

MacDonald replaces David Cotterill, who missed Birmingham's 5-2  at Fulham on Saturday with a knee injury and is expected to be sidelined for two or three weeks. 

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Super League champions Leeds will stage their World Club Challenge against North Queensland Cowboys at Headingley rather than Elland Road. 

The Rhinos are set for a full house when they take on the NRL Grand Final winners, led by Johnathan Thurston, on Sunday 21 February.

They have played four World Club Challenges at Elland Road but had full houses at Headingley in 2012 and 2013.

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Remember that Australia-New Zealand Test game we mentioned earlier?

Well, there is a spot of controversy to report with Mitchell Starc received a rebuke from his captain and a fine from the International Cricket Council for being too aggressive.

Starc fielded the ball that New Zealand's Mark Craig had blocked from his bowling and threw it back toward the batting end, as Australia's bowlers sought to end the frustrating and free-hitting last-wicket stand.

"It was pretty disappointing,'' Aussie captain Steve Smith said. "He's done it a few times and I'm going to have a word to him. I don't think it was necessary."

A private equity firm in the United States is set to buy a 25% stake in Bournemouth, BBC South Today reports.

Chicago-based Peak 6 are understood to be the group involved, having previously failed in a takeover of Championship club Reading.

If rumours are to be believed, then Garry Monk is close to being fired as Swansea City manager. It's a far cry from just last September, when he was doing so well the Gazzetta Dello Sport in Italy said he was one of the 'new wizards' of European football management...

After one win in 10 games, Monk could do with working his magic at the Liberty Stadium... 

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho might have been unable to take his place on the bench for Saturday's defeat at Stoke because of a stadium ban but he made sure he was quickly back in the thick of the action.

Mourinho was at the club's Cobham training ground on Sunday to see the club's Under 21s beat Liverpool 4-0 with 19-year-old Ruben Loftus-Cheek scoring a spectacular effort direct from kick-off in the second half.

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Manchester United defender Chris Smalling says he is proud of his side's defensive displays this season which have seen them keep five consecutive clean sheets in all competitions.

"As a back four, that's really pleasing," he told MUTV., external "We’ve been able to do that even when we've had a few changes in the back four and have stuck together.

"Everyone knows their jobs so it's great to be a part of such a good defensive unit, especially knowing that we've always got that chance of scoring at the other end if we can keep it tight."

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Dan Mlinar has resigned as Millwall Lionesses manager to take up a position with Millwall FC's boys academy.

He was appointed last November, but the team finished next to bottom in Women's Super League Two.

"It was a tough end after a real positive start, but we have really started to implement the philosophy of Millwall Football Club," he said.

The Australian newspaper reports, external that Wallabies head coach Michael Cheika is being lined up to replace Stuart Lancaster as England coach.

Rugby Football Union president and ex-England prop Jason Leonard has sought out the 48-year-old who guided Australia to the final a year after taking over the role.

Cheika, who also coached Leinster to Heineken Cup success in 2009, is contracted to the ARU until the end of 2017.

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Could England have an Aussie in charge of their rugby union team as well as their cricket team?!

On the back of Jamie Vardy's epic goalscoring heroics, we want to know your favourite sporting runs...

As for Jose Mourinho, he was, of course, banned from being at the Britannia Stadium for Chelsea's defeat to Stoke.

However you can always rely on footie fans to add their own unique sense of humour to proceedings, whether it be cardboard cut-outs or masks...

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And how's this for sdad pic of the day? Jose's empty seat in the dugout...

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Quick, someone hand us a tissue. Sob...

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Another week, another defeat for Chelsea.

But according to the papers, under-pressure Blues boss Jose Mourinho won't be going anywhere just yet.

The Daily Star, external reports that Mourinho looks certain to be given more time to turn around the club's poor season.

Meanwhile, The Sun, external says Mourinho, 52, is convinced he can improve the Blues' fortunes by getting rid of underperforming players in January.

Chelsea's season could end up costing owner Roman Abramovich £100m, however, according to the Daily Telegraph, external. That figure includes a £10m pay-off should the Chelsea owner sack Mourinho, £15m compensation to recruit preferred replacement Diego Simeone from Atletico Madrid and transfer fees to overhaul the squad.

Here's a flavour of that Neymar goal. And what a stadium in which to play football...

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If you haven't seen Neymar's goal for Barcelona over the weekend, try and track it down.

The Brazilian scored twice in Barca's 3-0 win over Villarreal at the Nou Camp and his second was a belter, prompting the BBC's Spanish football writer to tweet...