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TV watchdog Ofcom has confirmed it had one complaint about Joe Marler’s ‘Gypsy boy’ comment during the England v Wales game on Saturday.

Ofcom say the complaint is currently under assessment and they aim to make a decision on whether to investigate or not within 15 working days.

England prop Joe Marler - who has already been cited for allegedly striking an opponent during the Six Nations encounter - calling Wales prop Samson Lee "Gypsy boy" during the same match, apologising to Lee for his comments at half-time. 

Charlie:, external Goran Ivanisevic winning Wimbledon in 2001 as a wildcard ranked 125 in the world! So excited he couldn't keep his clothes on!

Zach Kingsbury:, external One has to be AP McCoy being Champion Jockey 20 years in a row, & Ruby Walsh having a record 45 Cheltenham Festivals winners.

Glenn:, external Arsenal going a whole Premier League season unbeaten.

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Some morning voting for you.

You may well have seen Shinji Okazaki's overhead kick for Leicester v Newcastle last night and that is the latest in a series of stunning goals.

But which one is best from the last few days?

You have four options..

Romelu Lukaku’s fine run for Everton v Chelsea

Adlene Guedioura’s powerful strike for Watford v Arsenal

Dimitri Payet’s free kick for West Ham v Manchester United

Shinji Okazaki's overhead kick for Leicester v Newcastle

Vote at the top of this page and the results will be announced after the vote closes at 11:30 GMT.

Hosts India take on New Zealand at 14:00 GMT.

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England skipper Eoin Morgan voiced his sympathy for West Indies spinner Sunil Narine, after the number one-ranked bowler pulled out of the World Twenty20 following his suspension for a suspect action.

Narine pulled out of the squad last month, saying he was not ready to return to the international fold after work to remodel his action. 

"I think it's a very touchy subject," said Morgan. "I know Sunil. I'm not pleased to see what he's going through. I wouldn't wish it upon anybody."

England kick-off their World Twenty20 campaign at 14:00 GMT tomorrow against the Windies.

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Chelsea sacked Jose Mourinho as their manager in December 2015 and appointed Guus Hiddink on an interim basis until the end of the season.

The Blues have improved from 16th to 10th in the league under Hiddink but have been knocked out of the Champions League and FA Cup.

They face missing out on Champions League football for next season unless they can make up an 11-point gap in nine games and secure a top four top-flight spot.

"Chelsea are in a transitional period and have to see how to go on to try to regain the lost terrain to where they used to be," said Hiddink recently.

Italian Football Federation president Carlo Tavecchio: "Antonio Conte has told me that at the end of the European championship, his job will end.

"He feels the need for the pitch, the everyday training, and this is something you can understand."

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Antonio Conte is seeking a return to "daily work" with a football club after Euro 2016, Italian Football Federation president Carlo Tavecchio has announced.

It pours further fuel on the speculation that the 46-year-old is set to be appointed Chelsea boss and will take over following the summer tournament.

Former Juventus coach Conte took control of the Italian national team in August 2014 and secured their qualification for the European Championship in France.

Before that he won three Serie A titles with Juve.

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Wayne Rooney has allayed fears over his recovery from a knee injury and says he will be fully fit to lead England at Euro 2016, reports the Daily Telegraph., external

Today's live coverage on the BBC Sport website:

9:30 GMT - Women's World T20: India v Bangladesh - in-play video highlights

13:00 GMT - Cheltenham Festival day one: including the Champion Hurdle - BBC Radio 5 live

13:45 GMT - World T20: New Zealand v India - BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

18:00 GMT - India Wells tennis: Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic in action - BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

18:30 GMT - Champions League - Manchester City v Dynamo Kiev - 5 live Final Score and live text commentary

19:00 GMT - Non-league football - BBC local radio

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England have confirmed their squad for their World Twenty20 opener against the West Indies tomorrow.

A Hales, J Roy, J Root, E Morgan (c), J Buttler (wkt), B Stokes, M Ali, A Rashid, C Jordan, R Topley, D Willey/L Plunkett.

The action starts at 14:00 GMT at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and there will be live text commentary here on the BBC Sport website.

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Some sad news to bring you. Former Fiji and Leicester back Seru Rabeni has died at the age of 37.

Rabeni represented Fiji at the 2003 and 2007 World Cups and Premiership side Leicester between 2004-2009, before joining Leeds.

Nicknamed 'Rambo' because of his marriage of pace and brutal tackling, he also played in New Zealand and France and was a noted sevens exponent.

Fiji media reported Rabeni died at his home in Nausori, just outside the capital, Suva, on Tuesday.

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Antonio Conte has confirmed he is to step down as Italy coach after Euro 2016.

It paves the way - if the rumours are to be believed - for the 46-year-old to take over at Chelsea in the summer.

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So Leicester are continuing to defy the odds as they close in on the Premier League title.

For our first debate today we want to know...

What is the single greatest sporting achievement? What made it so special?

If Leicester win the title, where will it rank?

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Nottingham Forest owner Fawaz Al Hasawi says he would consider selling the club if he gets the right offer.

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Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez: "I wasn't happy with the goal because there were too many balls bouncing in the box. I would like to think about the positives. We reacted well and were pushing well.

"I thought that we could get a result and I was convinced we could do it. But they worked really hard and are pushing and their tempo is not easy for any team.

"We know our next game against Sunderland is a derby and it will be important for everyone but I have a feeling the fans are really good and they are the number 12 for the next game. We have plenty of things to do and they need to rest and work hard." 

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri: "It wasn't the best performance from us but we showed fantastic spirit. We defended very well. It wasn't nervy in the second half, the team was so close and compact.

"I feel now that I am just concentrating on the next game against Crystal Palace. We are so strong, we think only one game at a time. Step by step, that is our philosophy.

"Their players showed Rafa their attitude and the Newcastle players are very good. I am sure that they will be safe."