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That is it from Jurgen Klopp's news conference.

To celebrate Leicester City's achievement we are taking a look at four underdogs who upset the odds to secure league titles.

Verona, 1984-85: Currently bottom of Serie A with just one win from 24 games, Verona pulled off a major shock to claim the title in 1985.

They had finished fourth and sixth in Serie A in their first seasons after being promoted in 1982.

A 1-1 draw against Atalanta secured the title with a game to spare, four points clear of Torino with Inter Milan second and Sampdoria third.

It remains Verona's only Serie A title and they ended an 11-year top flight absence with promotion in 2013.

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The British Olympic Association has vowed to continue its efforts to send two Great Britain football teams to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

Hopes of reaching an agreement to form men's and women's sides for Rio this summer were dashed following opposition from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

But BOA chief executive Bill Sweeney believes it is the organisation's "duty" to seek to resolve the disagreements in time to form and qualify teams to go to Japan.

"Players on both sides have stated forcefully that they wish to be a part of a Great Britain Olympic football team and we have a duty to uphold their request and continue pursuing that," Sweeney said.

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More from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp - who had his appendix out on Sunday - ahead of Tuesday's FA Cup fourth round replay against West Ham.

"We haven't decided yet about a starting line-up. [Sturridge] was fit enough for the bench [on Saturday], he was impressive in training

"I'm very thankful to our doctor because he said, 'you should go to hospital', and I wasn't sure.

"I had one not too good night but I feel good!".

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was asked about the supporters' walk-out in protest to ticket prices on Saturday.

He said: "It is in everyone's best interest to find a solution. It is not what we want."

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Jurgen Klopp is in front of the media, ahead of Tuesday's FA Cup fourth round replay against West Ham.

Barcelona's technical director Robert Fernandez insists Neymar, 24, is happy in Spain, after he was linked with Manchester City.(Sun), external

Aston Villa boss Remi Garde is going to use Leicester City's rise from Premier League strugglers last season to title contenders this season as inspiration for Villa's survival battle. (Daily Mail), external

Newcastle United boss Steve McClaren wants Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote, 29, to stay after he was tipped for a move to the United Arab Emirates or China. (Guardian), external

It was a live Q&A with Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre tonight about the new pricing and ticket structure for 2016-17.

I wonder if the cancellation has anything to do with around 10,000 Liverpool fans walking out on Saturday in protest to the prices?

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Juventus general manager Beppe Marotta has urged reported Chelsea target Massimiliano Allegri to "think twice" about accepting any potential offer from the Premier League champions. 

 The 48-year-old coach guided Juve to the Serie A title and the Champions League final last season and the Turin side's prospects of winning multiple cups at home and abroad in 2015-16 are bright. 

Allegri's growing reputation - he also steered AC Milan to the Scudetto in 2011 - has reportedly attracted the interest of Chelsea, who are looking for a new permanent manager to succeed Jose Mourinho. 

 But Marotta insists Allegri, whose contract at the Juventus Stadium expires next year, is already at a "top club". He told Mediaset: "All I can say is that Allegri is already at a top club, so he'd do well to think twice before leaving Juventus."

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France announce friendlies with Cameroon and Scotland ahead of Euro 2016.

Look forward to that one Scottish fans...

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There will be a news conference at Liverpool at around 14:00 GMT ahead of their FA Cup fourth round replay against West Ham.

Will Jurgen Klopp be there after having his appendix out at the weekend? We will find out soon.

The Super Bowl is big. Fact.

We are told 60 million people joined the conversation on Facebook worldwide during Super Bowl 50, external and there were 200 million posts, comments and likes. 

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New Bristol City boss Lee Johnson says he wants to "break free" from his father Gary Johnson's "mould" at the club.

Johnson senior got the Robins to within a game of the Premier League, you feel Lee junior has a job on his hands to replicate that success.

New England coach Eddie Jones oversaw a 15-9 victory over Scotland in his first match in charge at the weekend, but also managed to take time out to inspire future generations of Six Nations players.

Mike Bushell also enlisted England players Alex Goode and Sarah Hunter to play the Chuck Egg Challenge. Why not see how you can do?

Interested in trying rugby? Check out our how to get into rugby guide to find out how. 

John O'Neill: Athletic Bilbao, double winners. Basque only 

SB: Denmark winning Euro92. When they hadn't qualified. War in Yugoslavia meant DK went to Euro92 in their place.

Max Baggins-Craig: Seeing Rotherham Utd taking Arsenal t penalties in Carling Cup 3rd round in 2003, sadly losing 8-9, but what a story & game :)

Greatest ever? Perhaps pushing that one Max...

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Huddersfield Town defender James Husband extends his loan deal with the Championship side until 9 April.

Better than the actual match? Some would say so...

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Ben Brittain: Last year I sat at a closed beach bar on Ko Lipe, @ 2/3am, on my iPhone, Watching the exhilarating ENGvFRA 6nations. 

David Samuel: Travelled from Elgin to Birmingham without a ticket to watch Villa vs NUFC. Mate got me a ticket. Duff OG. You know the rest. 

Tom Coleman: Modified my sleeping pattern to watch all 5 days of the Adelaide Ashes test in 2010/11. Didn't miss a ball. So worth it.

Some of you have gone to some extremes to watch a sporting event. Keep them coming...