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Cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy will step up his motorsport journey by racing at Le Mans in June.

The 40-year-old Scot, Britain's most successful Olympian, will compete in the second tier at the prestigious 24-hour event.

Hoy and two team-mates will drive a Nissan-powered Ligier JS P2 chassis at Le Mans' Circuit de la Sarthe.

"I'm not thinking beyond Le Mans," said Hoy. "I'm just thinking about getting to the start of the race."

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Manchester United are scouring Europe in a bid to boost their academy numbers.

New head of academy Nicky Butt promised to search far and wide for fresh talent on the continent ready to make an impact next season.

United’s famed academy has come under intense scrutiny this year, particularly at Under 18 level with coach Paul McGuinness eventually leaving.

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England wing Jack Nowell says they want to become "the most dominant team in the world" after completing the Six Nations Grand Slam earlier this month.

The 22-year-old, who plays for Exeter Chiefs, started all five games in the championship, scoring one try.

"At the start of the tournament we said that we wanted to be the best side in Europe," Nowell told BBC Radio Devon.

"To do that you have to win all five games, so to come back and to achieve that is massive for us."

 2011: Sale prop Karena Wihongi was handed a four-month ban after testing positive for the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine.

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One last quote from Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce on Emmanuel Eboue, the full-back who earlier today was handed a one-year ban by Fifa for owing money to a former agent.

Eboue is set to be sacked by the club, but Allardyce says the 32-year-old could still play for the Black Cats - if the issue is resolved very quickly.

"There could be a way back if he gets it sorted out," added Allardyce.

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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini and Middlesbrough boss AItor Karanka are both candidates for the Valencia job, report the Daily Star., external

The Spanish club sacked Gary Neville yesterday after four miserable months in charge.

Neville won just three of his 16 league games in charge and paid the price with his job.

Former Liverpool assistant Pako Ayestaran has taken on the role on a temporary basis until the summer.

A tough press conference for Sam Allardyce, who now faces questions concerning the Black Cats' former winger Adam Johnson, who has just begun a six-year jail sentence for grooming and sexual activity with a girl aged 15.

"As a professional you have to deal with it and in the only way you can do," says Allardyce.

"The decision has been made and you have to accept it and make sure it does not affect the dressing room - and I'm confident it won't do.

“We’ve lost a hugely talented player in Adam Johnson, irrespective of his indiscretions. He obviously got what he deserved but we’ve lost a talented player I would’ve liked to keep but it was taken out of our hands by other factors.”

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More on the news that Leeds forward Souleymane Doukara has been banned for eight matches by the FA for biting an opponent. 

The incident happened early in the second half of Leeds' Championship 1-1 draw with Fulham at Elland Road. 

Fulham defender Fernando Amorebieta was the victim of the bite. Doukara was also warned as to his future conduct and fined £5,000.

Leeds forward Souleymane Doukara has been banned for eight matches after being found guilty of biting an opponent, the Football Association has announced.

Some more from Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce on full-back Emmanuel Eboue, who is set to be sacked by the club.

"There has been a denial (from Emmanuel) in the early stages but it does not just get to Fifa and a ban - it's a long process," says Allardyce.

"He has relied on other people and other people have let him down. He was going to be in my squad for us because he is fit enough but that all has gone now."

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Paul Fry, external Teddy Sheringham. He's almost taken Stevenage into the Conference. He started at the bottom and couldn't cut it.  

Andy Close:, external Several spring to mind - Chris Waddle at Burnley, Alan Shearer at Newcastle, Teddy Sheringham at Stevenage, Paul Gascoigne at Kettering, Tony Adams at Wycombe, John Barnes at Tranmere, Peter Shilton at Plymouth, Edgar Davids at Barnet.

Gary Marron:, external Dean Saunders, excellent player awful at Wolves and Crawley as manager.

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Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce has been giving his views on full-back Emmanuel Eboue, who is set to be sacked by the club after receiving a one-year ban from Fifa for not paying an agent.

"The problem is what has happened in the past has caught up with Emmanuel, for whatever the reason," says Allardyce.

"He hasn't sorted it out and we were completely in the dark until we found out a few days ago. He has got a ban and the contract gets terminated on that basis.

"I'm massively disappointed like everyone else is."

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Manchester United and Liverpool are expected to discover next week if they will face more charges for illicit chanting at their Europa League tie.

Some fans of both clubs sang songs related to tragedies involving the other side in the 1-1 second-leg draw at Old Trafford on 17 March, with Liverpool winning the tie 3-1.

Uefa has already charged both clubs for crowd trouble, and Liverpool for illicit chants - reportedly critical of Manchester, rather than referring to the Munich air crash.

Europe's governing body was then made aware of the allegations of chanting about that disaster and the Hillsborough tragedy - and is expected to make a decision on possible new charges next week.

1980: The legendary Jesse Owens, the athlete who once set four world records in one day and won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, died. 

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St Helens winger Tommy Makinson could miss the rest of the season with an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

The 24-year-old St Helens-born one-club man suffered the injury in Monday's 20-12 win at Widnes, in which he scored one of his side's three tries.

"We're all gutted for Tommy," said Saints coach Keiron Cunningham.

"He is one of the most professional players we have and will be dedicated to his rehab. But we are experienced at dealing with long-term injuries."

James Kendrick:, external Paul Merson was a decent player but was shocking as Walsall manager.

David Thackeray:, external Tommy Docherty, a footballing great, managed both Chelsea and Manchester United to relegation. That must be up there!

Geoff Naylor:, external Wasn't Britain's best player ever - Bobby Charlton - manager at Preston? Didn't last long as I remember.

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Former Inter Milan and Uruguay forward Alvaro Recoba has retired from football at the age of 40.

Recoba, who represented Inter for 10 seasons, winning two Serie A titles and the Uefa Cup, returned to his hometown club Nacional of Montevideo in 2011.

Having won two Primera Division titles with him in the team, Nacional announced Recoba was finally hanging up his boots.

The left-footed attacking midfielder earned 69 caps with Uruguay and played at the 2002 World Cup.