Italian Serie A

Juventus' run of 24 wins from 25 Serie A games has taken them to the brink of their fifth consecutive domestic title.

If second-placed Napoli fail to win away to Roma today (14:00 BST), Juve will be crowned champions.

We will bring you goal updates from that match in Sportsday this afternoon.

In case you are wondering why there is a Serie A match in the middle of a weekday, today is Liberation Day - an Italian national holiday.

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South Africa's sports minister has banned the national rugby and cricket federations from bidding for or hosting major international tournaments for at least a year on Monday over their failures to create opportunities for black players.

Minister Fikile Mbalula made the announcement after receiving a report on "transformation'' in South Africa's five biggest sports: Rugby, cricket, soccer, athletics and netball.

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He featured in the quarter-final second leg but didn't play a prominent role. A big loss?

Use #bbcsportsday, external to let us know.

Big Kev has been causing a lot of teams problems since his return.

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Man City skipper Vincent Kompany has been speaking ahead of the "big one".

Right, we're getting a bit closer to the business end of proceedings at the World Snooker Championship now. 

First up, it's Judd Trump v Ding Junhui and Mark Allen v Kyren Wilson in the conclusion of their second-round matches.

Choose your game and watch live in this session here.

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Fernando Verdasco wins his seventh ATP title by beating Lucas Pouille 6-3 6-2 on Monday in the Nastase Tiriac Trophy final. Rain delayed climax until Monday.

It was the Spaniard's first title since 2014. Not the worst barren spell.

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There's no point denying it - we all love a good logo.

Here's are the new logos for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.

The first choice which was thrown out last year after the designer was accused of plagiarism.

Suffice to say they didn't make the same mistake again. They hope.

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Ged Lynam: Divock Origi for both men's titles Gemma Bonner for Women's main title

You've gone big with Origi Ged, very big.

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Will Manuel Pellegrini bow out of City in style?

The wily Chilean led the club to their first ever Champions League quarter-final and now he's taken them to the semi-final. Whatta guy!

Sadly they're up against the...er... decima-tors Real Madrid.

We will have the manager's views in a few moments.

Jurors have reached a majority decision on whether the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed.

The jury of six women and three men had been deliberating since 6 April after hearing evidence for two years.

The forewoman said at least seven of the nine jurors had reached agreement on the unlawful killing question in a 14-section questionnaire.

The conclusions will be formally returned on Tuesday.

Read more from BBC News.

Glasgow Warriors wingers Rory Hughes and Junior Bulumakau have signed new one-year contracts that tie them to the Pro12 club until May 2017.

Hughes, 23, won his first Scotland cap last summer and is a member of the Scotland Sevens squad along with 25-year-old Bulumakau.

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England's Ben Stokes has taken 4-80 for Durham against Middlesex in his first match since the World Twenty20 final.

Follow BBC radio commentary and live text on all today's County Championship matches here - including Durham-Middlesex which is the featured game on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

British number two Heather Watson will start the grass court season by playing the Aegon Open at Nottingham in June.

The 23-year-old missed last year's tournament because of injury.

"I had some incredible moments on grass last year and want to do even better in 2016," Watson said. 

Paul Kirk: Fran Kirby women's player of the year 2017 Bethany England young player 

Erm...they both play for Chelsea. You don't happen to support Chelsea, Paul?

The Football League has launched a nationwide search for a tradesman , externalwith the talent to turn pro, with the winner receiving a one-month trial at a League club.

The lucky winner could follow in the footsteps of current and former League players such as Charlie Austin (builder), Jimmy Bullard (painter and decorator), Stuart Pearce (electrician), Dean Windass (hod carrier) and Geoff Horsfield (builder).

Who's your favourite ex-tradesman footballer? Let us know via #bbcsportsday.

Rory McIlroy confirms he will miss the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational this summer by playing at the 100th Open de France.

"I feel that playing in the 100th Open de France at Le Golf National will be the best way to get ready for The Open, which is just two weeks after the French Open," McIlroy told the official European Tour website.

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