Regards the last entry, the Premier League say they worked in partnership with global agency DesignStudio and Robin Brand Consultants to create "a bold and vibrant identity that includes a modern take on the lion icon - a symbol that is part of the competition's heritage - which is flexible in digital and broadcast formats."

That make sense? Don't answer that. Let's move on...

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We live in a world where England are now good at one-day cricket. Seriously good.

The World Cup was last year, but hey ho...

It's the third ODI in South Africa today - starting at 11.30 GMT (live coverage right here on the BBC Sport website, obviously) - with England leading the series 2-0.

One more win and the trophy's in the bag.

"We said this would be our hardest challenge in the last year and it has been, but brilliant performances have led us to where we are," said England bowler Reece Topley.

The congratulations are already flowing in from our readers for Andy Murray and Kim Sears. Well, sort of.

Mark J: Get a quid on her reaching top 10 tennis players by the age of 25! #FedCup, external#AndyMurray, external

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Some baby news for you!

Andy Murray's wife Kim Sears has given birth to a baby girl.

We don't have a name. Or a weight. Or a picture... but we'll keep you updated.

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Kenya boasts some of the best middle and long-distance runners in the world and the East African nation topped the medals table at the 2015 world athletics championships.

"Obviously, we are not going to risk taking Kenyans there if this Zika virus reaches epidemic levels," Kipchoge Keino told the Reuters news agency.

Kenya could pull out of this year's Rio Olympics due to concerns over the Zika virus outbreak in Brazil.

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Slaven Bilic's West Ham take on Liverpool, who will have Jurgen Klopp back in the dugout after his appendix op.

Hammers defender James Tomkins will miss the FA Cup fourth round replay with a calf problem, while Joey O'Brien will make his first start since July at right-back.

Philippe Coutinho, Divock Origi and Daniel Sturridge are all in contention for the Reds after returning from injuries.

We'll have more build-up later in the day, and there will be, of course, live text commentary of the game on the BBC Sport website.

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Darren Ferguson - The Doncaster manager and son of Manchester United boss Sir Alex was born in 1972.

Glenn McGrath - Former Australia pace bowler who claimed 563 Test wickets was born 1970.

Dewi Morris - Former England and Lions scrum-half celebrates his 52th birthday.

The first of many, many, many pancake day puns...

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And another one bites the dust.

Paul Clement has been handed his P45 by Derby, making him the 40th manager in English football's top four divisions to lose his job this season.

40! Blimey. if you want a safe job, don't go into football management.

The Rams have gone seven league games without a victory but are fifth in the table.

Chairman Mel Morris sai Derby had "not made enough progress" under 44-year-old Clement, formerly assistant manager at Chelsea and Real Madrid.

The Times focuses on the uproar Liverpool's increased ticket prices has caused, with Reds boss Jurgen Klopp telling the club's owners to listen to fans. 

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More ticket price talk in The Guardian, external - and given the publicity this story has received, Liverpool fans must think their walkout was well worth the effort.

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The Sun , externalclaims Manchester United havespoken to representatives of Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino about succeeding Louis van Gaal.

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp hopes Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge is over injury crisis, writes the Daily Mirror,, external and feels wanted again.

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The Independent says supporters are planning to boycott an entire round of fixtures over a hike in ticket prices. 

Let's start with an exclusive, or so the Daily Express , externalsays. Apparently Juventus are ready to give Manuel Pellegrini a route out of Manchester City this summer – paving the way for Massimiliano Allegri to join Chelsea.

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Not a good day for Paul Clement, but a good day for you lucky folk out there ... it's another Sportsday.

We're with you till 17:00 GMT, bringing you the best of the day's sporting news and the pick of what's on social media.

Enjoy, let's kick-off with a round-up of the day's papers...