Hartley appointed England Rugby Union skipper
Murray and Konta reach Australian Open quarter-finals
Championship preview: Burnley v Derby
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Image source, Getty ImagesSpanish eighth seed David Ferrer ousted America's John Isner in straight sets to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals for the sixth time on Monday.
Ferrer, who is yet to drop a set, won 6-4 6-4 7-5 in two hours, four minutes on Hisense Arena to set up a last-eight clash with either Andy Murray or Bernard Tomic.
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal, 64, is on the brink of resigning after admitting he has let the fans down. (Sun) , external
Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini, 34, believes he and his team-mates are being "too nice" on the pitch - and their lack of nastiness is costing them. (Newcastle Chronicle) , external
Manchester City youngster Bersant Celina, 19, who made his debut in the FA Cup win over Norwich, is ready to leave the club on loan to continue his development.(Manchester Evening News) , external
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It looks plain sailing for Andy Murray.
The British number takes the second set against Bernard Tomic 6-4 and is one set away from joining Johanna Konta in the Australian Open quarter-finals.
Football
Image source, Rex FeaturesForward Steven Naismith says Norwich's lack of communication cost them dear in their 5-4 defeat by Liverpool.
Forward Steven Naismith says Norwich's lack of communication cost them dear in their 5-4 defeat by Liverpool.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"South Africa have just got to give themselves every opportunity to go on and get 10 wickets. Giving yourself 120 overs to do it should be enough. That would leave about 40 overs more to bat, and a score of about 365 will be more than enough than anyone's got in the game. If you can get there sooner, pull in and have a bowl."
It's taken us a little while, but we've managed to dig out a wagon wheel of AB de Villiers' knock today.
And his effort in the first innings.
And what he managed in the second innings at Johannesburg.
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It hasn't been a great Test for South Africa skipper AB de Villiers,
As the following graphic shows...
Formula 1
Image source, Getty ImagesFormula 1 drivers are pushing for increased cockpit head protection and higher-performance tyres from the start of 2017.
Formula 1 drivers are pushing for increased cockpit head protection and higher-performance tyres from the start of 2017.
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"Goodness gracious," says Jo Konta, who goes on to thank the crowd for their support.
"I think it was mentally, emotionally, physically, I left it all out here on court. I ran after every single ball and fought for every single point.
"It's really about keeping on moving and keeping your mind as quiet as possible, the less thoughts the better."
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Image source, bbcJohanna Konta beats Ekaterina Makarova to become the first British woman to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final since 1984.
Konta won in an exhausting three hours and four minutes. What a match.
Johanna Konta is the first British woman to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final since 1984 - and is joined in the last eight by Andy Murray.
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She's done it.
Johanna Konta has beaten Russian Ekaterina Makarova in three sets.
The Brit took the third and deciding set 8-6.
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Jason Bourne
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was the perfect weekend for Leicester City and their supporters.
It started with a strong performance in a 3-0 win over Stoke where Jamie Vardy was back amongst the goals, Riyad Mahrez showed his immense skill and talent and N'Golo Kante ran, and ran, and ran, and ran.
Everyone in Leicestershire was then hoping Chelsea would do them a favour against Arsenal. It happened and the Foxes are three points clear at the top of the Premier League going into February. Yes, February.
A new striker is being sought by Claudio Ranieri and, with the next three games against Liverpool, then Manchester City and Arsenal, the coming weeks could be pivotal for their title challenge and qualification for the Champions League.
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Congratulations the Rooneys...
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Image source, Getty ImagesHas Johanna Konta missed her chance?
The British number one was serving for the match against Ekaterina Makarova but the Russian hadn't read the script, breaking to level the third and deciding set at 5-5.
This is going to be a nail-biter.
Football
Speaking of Didier Drogba, have you seen who his new buddy is?
Image source, Getty ImagesThe former Chelsea striker watched the NBA game between Toronto Raptors and Orlando Magic alongside chef Gordon Ramsey.
Bet he went straight home and did a superb raspberry coulis.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesDidier Drogba is to remain with Major League Soccer club Montreal Impact, ending speculation the striker could return to former club Chelsea.
Montreal announced that Drogba would join their pre-season training camp.
And the 37-year-old tweeted: , external "On way to Qatar to do some preparation work for pre-season."
Drogba held talks with Chelsea in December amid rumours he could join the club's coaching staff and watched a match alongside owner Roman Abramovich.
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Image source, .What a thriller Norwich v Liverpool turned out to be on Saturday. A 5-4 win for the Reds, ridiculous celebrations at the end, a manager breaking his glasses. Brilliant stuff.
That got us thinking about the most exciting contests you have ever been involved in.
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