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Football
The president of Turkish side Besiktas has ruled out selling midfielder Oguzhan Ozyakup in the January transfer window.
The 23-year-old Turkey international began his carer at Arsenal, but made just two League Cup appearances for the side and has caught the attention of Manchester United.
Image source, Getty Images“There is no way we can let that happen," the Daily Star report Fikret Orman as saying., external
"After Euro 2016 I do not know if we will be able to keep him."
Football
Liverpool Ladies will not renew four first-team players' contracts when they expire this winter, the Women's Super League One club have announced.
Image source, The FABecky Easton won 44 caps for England
Veteran defender Becky Easton, Iceland midfielder Katrin Omarsdottir and Norway internationals Ingrid Ryland and Line Smorsgardwill all be released.
Easton, 41, and Omarsdottir, 28, both won two WSL titles, in 2013 and 2014.
Football
Championship Nottingham Forest confirm midfielders Chris Cohen and Robert Tesche have both resumed full training, after lengthy spells on the sidelines.
The third cruciate knee ligament injury of his career meant that Cohen has not played competitively since September 2014.
Meanwhile, Tesche suffered a broken foot in Forest's first game of the current season.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City are to design a new club crest following a consultation with their fans.
City have had three major badges since the 1930s and adopted the current design in 1997.
The existing crest is in the shape of an eagle, but the new design - which the club said would be unveiled in the coming weeks - will revert to the round shape of its two predecessors.
Rugby League
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 2015 Rugby League season saw the Leeds Rhinos dominate proceedings winning the treble and England secured a 2-1 series victory over New Zealand.
The defending champions will kick-off the 2016 Super League season at home against Warrington on 4 February.
Football
Joe Hart,Eden Hazard,Alexis SanchezandKevin De Bruyneare the only four Premier League players to feature on Uefa's 40-man Team of the Year shortlist.
In contrast, eight Barcelona players and six from Bayern Munich make the cut.
View the full shortlist and vote for your final XIon the Uefa website., external
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Richard Rufus has left his posts at Charlton after being found to have overseen a multi-million pound fraud.
The 40-year-old accepted more than £16m from investors without authorisation and in breach of financial regulations, a case unconnected with the club.
Rufus, who played for Charlton between 1993 and 2004, has left his roles with the club's academy and Community Trust.
He was branded a fraudster , externalby a specialist civil court judge at the High Court earlier this month.
Rugby Union
Luther Burrellsays he hasno issue with Sam Burgessover the rugby league convert's World Cup selection.
Image source, Getty ImagesNorthampton centre Burrell was left out of the England squad and Burgess, who has since reverted codes and returned to his former club South Sydney Rabbitohs, was included.
"I have got no grudge against Sam. He didn't put himself in the team. He had an opportunity of a lifetime and he was able to live that dream," Burrell told BBC Radio Northampton.
"For me, I had to get behind the team, stomach what happened and try to support them the best way possible."
Moto GP
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia's Casey Stoner, who won the first of his two MotoGP world titles with Ducati, is returning to the Italian team in 2016 as a test rider.
Stoner, 30, rejoins Ducati after a five-year spell with Honda, with whom he won the 2011 world championship, four years after his first.
Cricket
Surrey all-rounder Zafar Ansari hopes he can gain England recognition once he recovers from surgery on his thumb.
The 23-year-old missed the series against Pakistan in the UAE afterdislocating his thumb on the day he received his first Test call-up.
Image source, Getty Images"I knew immediately the England stuff was a write-off," he said.
"The thumb is obviously going to be a slow process but it is nice to have got it moving. Hopefully England opportunities will come again."
Football
Former Leicester City striker Gary Lineker believes the club can qualify for Europe this season.
Image source, Getty Images"They're not just a freak side that is having a good run," he told BBC Radio Leicester. "They've done it since about March. That suggests there is a terrific spirit in the squad.
"If they keep players fit, I think Leicester can qualify for Europe.
"The Champions League won't happen. But I think Europa League is not impossible."
Football
Fancy a little quiz this afternoon? Match of the Day Kickabout have put this together, where you have to guess the player they're describing.
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Stoke City commentator, BBC Radio Stoke
Stoke City midfielder, Glenn Whelan, says he thinks the team is good enough to challenge for a place in the Premier League's top six this season.
Image source, Getty ImagesThey have won four of their last six league games and haven't conceded a goal in their last three.
Whelan told BBC Radio Stoke targeting the top six is realistic.
Quote MessageI think the belief in and around the squad is that we are good enough and we can go on, but you need to get the results
Glenn Whelan, Stoke midfielder
Football
One of the first votes of confidence to backfire was also one of the quickest.
Ron Atkinson was fired as Aston Villa boss on 10 November 1994 just a few days after then chairman Doug Ellis had given his manager a previously unprecedented public vote of confidence.
Image source, Getty ImagesYou can see why Ellis' nickname is Deadly Doug...
Football
The Football Association has issued new guidelines to all involved with the game on how to deal with concussions.
The safety-first guidelines, which are available online, have been developed by an expert panel set up in April.
Prompted by rising fears over head injuries across all sports, the FA's response has been well received.
Image source, Getty Images"They are a fantastic development and hopefully have the potential to impact on sport in England as a whole," said head injury expert Dr Willie Stewart.
"The guidelines clearly demonstrate the FA's strong leadership around this issue and provide clear information on the immediate management of the injury around the simple principle of 'if in doubt, sit them out'."
Tennis
Piers Newbery
BBC Sport in Ghent
It is looking more and more likely that Kyle Edmund will make his Davis Cup debut and take the second singles spot for the final against Belgium, which begins on Friday.
The 20-year-old from Yorkshire practised with Andy Murray for the second day running at the Flanders Expo in Ghent.
"In sport you want to play, especially for your country," Edmund had said earlier. "You want to do your best. You just deal with it when it comes to it."
Football
Manchester United
News conference
A win for Manchester United against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League on Wednesday will see them reach the last-16 of the tournament.
Captain Wayne Rooney is fit again after illness and manager Louis van Gaal was asked if he is guaranteed a starting place.
Image source, Getty Images"No, not automatically," said van Gaal. "It's always the decision of the manager. I compare players with each other, and I take into account how fit they are and how fit they show it in the training sessions."
The BBC Sport website will have live text commentary of the match and there'll be commentary on BBC Radio 5 live
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesSunderland striker Jermain Defoe has compared the emergence of teammate Duncan Watmore with that of Gareth Bale at Tottenham.
Defoe played alongside Bale at Spurs and sees similarities between him and 21-year-old Watmore.
"In a funny way he reminds me of Gareth. When he came on the scene at Tottenham, he used to just get the ball and glide," the 33-year-old said. "If he can go on to do what Gareth has done then he'll be fantastic. He's the future of this club."
Football
Most votes of confidence come via a club statement or a press conference but QPR chairman Tony Fernandes took to Twitter to regularly back under-fire boss Mark Hughes in late 2012...