Monday's sport as it happened

Summary

"No team are perfect," says Arsene Wenger pre-Barca
Tonight, Man Utd visit Shrewsbury in FA Cup
Vunipolas sign new Saracens contracts
VOTE: Punishments for coin throwing

Live Reporting

Steve Canavan and Emlyn Begley

On this day...published at 16:04 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Banned!
Two sad tales happened on this day.
2003: Shane Warne was banned from cricket for a year, ruling him out of the World Cup, after he tested positive for banned diuretics.
2010: Former Great Britain hooker Terry Newton had his contract terminated by Wakefield after admitting using human growth hormone, and was banned from all rugby for two years by UK Anti-Doping. In September 2010 Newton was found hanged at his home.
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football
Footballpublished at 16:02 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
formula 1
Pictures: The Snowman Rallypublished at 15:58 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Motorsport
Scottish motorsport's Snowman Rally was held in the Highlands on Saturday.
Starting in Inverness, the event's competitors raced in stages held in forests in the surrounding area.
Photographer Paul Campbell captured some of the action.
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get involved
Get Involvedpublished at 15:54 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Join in on the MOTD Facebook page
Nishaal Rooplall:
The reign of Van Gaal, is almost over,
The question is who's gonna be the one to take over?
The fans have had enough and Van Gaal fears his reign is all over.
I hope we see him leaving on a plane after Monday's over!
The Manchester United
board need to make their decision,
I really hope he gets the boot by the United inquisition!
He tried his best but it wasn’t enough, time has shown us that Van Gaal has lost his stuff!
The ending is now near, as a new leader, they now hunt...
Who could that person
be? Is the “SPECIAL” one or the "LEGEND" in front?
We still miss Fergie and we'd love to have him back...
I personally hope that the loyal "LEGENDARY" personality gets given a crack!’
Manchester United have struggled, we've really found it hard,
We've let go of too many players trying to buy a new squad.
Giggs could be our very own Guardiola,
He could make the misery become all but over.
I really hope he gets the job, it's the right thing to do...
He deserves a real chance to show the world what he can do.
During these tough times, our hearts have started to cry,
But just like his legend status Manchester United will never die!!!!
cricket
Off to Indiapublished at 15:48 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Cricket
Former Birmingham boss Goodwin diespublished at 15:46 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Former Busby Babe, Birmingham City boss and Lancashire cricketer Freddie Goodwin dies at the age of 82.
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cricket
Not pretty to watchpublished at 15:41 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
South Africa v England
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England coach Trevor Bayliss has admitted South Africa's nine-wicket Twenty20 thrashing of his team in Johannesburg was "men against boys".
South Africa needed only 14.4 overs to reach their target of 172, with AB de Villiers making 71 in just 29 balls.
It gave them a 2-0 T20 series win to go with their 3-2 one-day series victory.
"The first half of the trip was very exciting," Bayliss said. "But we got worse as the series went on and South Africa got better."
snooker
Shattered but victoriouspublished at 15:36
Snooker
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Ronnie O'Sullivan says he needs a month's rest after displaying his brilliant skills to win seven frames in a row and beat Neil Robertson to win his fourth Welsh Open title.
Australian Robertson had won the first two frames of the best-of-17 final and extended his lead to 5-2 during the first session in Cardiff.
But O'Sullivan, 40, won the next seven frames, sealing victory with a break of 141 to move level with John Higgins on four Welsh Open titles.
"I feel shattered, I need a month of just relaxing," he said.
football
Mbappe breaks Thierry Henry recordpublished at 15:31
Football
Kylian Mbappe became Monaco's youngest ever scorer when he netted a stoppage-time goal in a 3-1 win over bottom club Troyes - at the age of 17 years and 62 days.
The previous record holder was Thierry Henry, who was 17 years and 254 days when he struck against Lens in April 1995.
By the way, Mbappe wasn't even born when Henry won the 1998 World Cup with France.
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Image caption,
Kylian Mbappe was not born when Hanson sang MMMBop
rugby union
Back in actionpublished at 15:28
Rugby Union
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Centre Jonathan Davies has resumed Wales training for Friday's Six Nations visit of France after a hip injury saw him miss Clermont's match on Saturday.
Assistant coach Rob Howley has confirmed wing George North has been training in midfield as a precaution.
"We've run George at 13, he has trained there this morning and that's one of our options," Howley said.
football
Oh dear, oh dear...published at 15:23 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Football
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You know you are having a bad season when this happens.
According to Sky Sports, Aston Villa boss Remi Garde organised a behind-closed-doors training match between his first team and the club's Under-21 development side - and the youngsters won 3-0.
You shouldn't laugh, but...
Full story here., external
formula 1
I'll raise the bar - Hamiltonpublished at 15:17 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton has shrugged off his finish to last season and says he is motivated to "raise the bar again" in 2016.
The British driver sealed his third world title in October but was runner-up to Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the last three races of the season.
"It made me think 'OK, next year Nico is going to be super quick and super strong'," Hamilton, 31, said.
The new season starts on 20 March with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
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formula 1
Formula 1published at 15:10 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
football
Daws keeps Scunthorpe jobpublished at 15:06 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
League One
Read more on the League One Iron extending their caretaker manager's spell here.
get involved
VOTE NOWpublished at 15:00 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
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At the weekend in the FA Cup, West Brom winger Chris Brunt was hit with a coin thrown by a fan of his own club.
Then Chelsea fans threw coins at Manchester City players following City's equaliser in their tie.
What punishment do you think football clubs should get if their fans throw coins? You can vote on this page right now until 16:30 GMT.
football
Hereford v Claridgepublished at 14:57 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Football
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
It might be an FA Cup night but an interesting story has emerged from one of the other cup competitions.
Hereford United's name is synonimous with the FA Cup due to Ronnie Radford's brilliant goal against Newcastle in 1972.
The last few years have not been kind to the Bulls though. They ended up being liquidated midway through last season, so started the new campaign as Hereford FC in the Midland Football League.
After beating Camberley in the quarter-final on Saturday, Hereford are now just two games from Wembley in the FA Vase.
And today's semi-final draw has pitted them against another well-known name, Salisbury City, managed by BBC football pundit Steve Claridge.
rugby league
Garbutt receives punch banpublished at 14:50 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Rugby league
Leeds Rhinos prop Mitch Garbutt has been suspended for two matches for a throwing a punch during Sunday's World Club Challenge game against North Queensland Cowboys.
Garbutt admitted a grade C offence after striking James Tamou towards the end of his side's 38-4 defeat.
He will miss Super League games against Catalans Dragons and Huddersfield Giants.
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football
Happy Birthdaypublished at 14:42 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Football
Everybody sing along, it's a happy birthday to (from top left and then clockwise):
Juninho: The former Middlesbrough pocket rocket (43 today) had two spells up on Teesside and helped them to lift the League Cup back in 2004.
Shaka Hislop: Premier League pedigree with the man between the sticks. He played for Reading, Newcastle and Portsmouth before retiring in 2007. He's 47 today.
Sergio Romero: The youngest of all celebrators here - only 29, Romero is David de Gea's understudy at Manchester United.
Branislav Ivanovic: Just three years the elder of Romero, the Chelsea defender turns 32 today.
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football
Jose will be backpublished at 14:34 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Football
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Aitor Karanka is confident old friend Jose Mourinho will be back in management before long - because he is the best in the business.
Middlesbrough head coach Karanka, who served as his number two at Real Madrid, said: "I can be concerned with a coach who has been sacked one or two months ago and he doesn't have a team now and he isn't going to have a team. But Jose, I don't think he has problems to take a team next season.
"When I speak with him, I don't speak anything about his future because I know he is going to be working because he is the best."
football
Chile to face Argentinapublished at 14:26 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2016
Football
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Holders Chile have been drawn in the same group as Argentina, Bolivia and Panama at the special centenary Copa America.
The 100th anniversary of football's oldest international championship sees hosts USA drawn with Colombia, Costa Rica and Paraguay.
Uruguay, the tournament's most successful team, play Jamaica, Mexico and Venezuela, while 2007 winners Brazil face Ecuador, Haiti and Peru.
The 2016 Copa America has been expanded by four teams and is being staged outside the South American Football Confederation for the first time.
The tournament starts on 3 June when USA play Colombia in Santa Clara, California.
The final is on 26 June at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.