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Who's going, who will be the stars of social media, and how many dead fish need pulling from the water? BBC Sport looks ahead to the Rio Olympics.

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After inquests concluded that the 96 fans who died in the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed, former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish says he's "overjoyed" for the families of the victims.

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Is this guy just wearing boxer shorts?!

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Carl Frampton's world featherweight title bout with defending champion Leo Santa Cruz is being tipped to take place on 30 July in New York.

Reports from the US suggest that the contest is likely to take place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

The World Boxing Association's website says that the bout has been "tentatively scheduled" for the 30 July date at the Brooklyn venue.

Frampton's promoter Barry McGuigan last week said that a deal had been agreed.

Sports statisticians Gracenote think Britain will win 17 gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics, which starts in 100 days.

Here are the individuals who they reckon will finish first:

Mo Farah x 2 (athletics)

Greg Rutherford (athletics)

Lizzie Armitstead (cycling)

Laura Trott (cycling)

Jason Kenny (cycling)

Helen Glover and Heather Stanning (rowing)

Lisa Whiteside (boxing)

Max Whitlock (gymnastics)

Adam Peaty (swimming)

James Guy (swimming)

Bryony Shaw (sailing)

Giles Scott (sailing)

Bianca Walkden (taekwondo)

Scott Brash (equestrian)

Liam Phillips (BMX)

And this is the projected team to win gold:  

Rowing eight (men)

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1908: The Olympics opened at London's White City. A total of 2,036 athletes from 23 nations took part in the Games which ended with the hosts topping the medals table with 145 medals - including 56 golds.    

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German second tier side RB Leipzig claim they turned down the chance to sign Jamie Vardy two years ago - because the Leicester striker was too old. 

Vardy, 29, has scored 22 goals in 34 Premier League appearances to help leave the Foxes on the cusp of the title.

"The agent said to me 'Mr Rangnick, it's a crying shame that you are so radical about who you sign and only go for players who are under 24 because I've got somebody who would be just perfect for you," said RB Leipzig coach and sporting director Ralf Rangnick.

"It was Jamie Vardy."

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Two-time Olympic swimming champion Rebecca Adlington tells BBC Radio 5 live she never experienced sexism in her career.

British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton has been suspended amid an investigation into discrimination claims. Cyclist Jess Varnish previously said Sutton made sexist comments towards her and told her to "go and have a baby".

"I've never experienced anything like that....I've never seen anything...I've never heard those sort of stories. It doesn't, however, mean it doesn't go on," says Adlington.

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A Manchester City supporter tells Mark Chapman and RobbieSavage his side would have taken a first leg lead to the Bernabeu had Real Madrid talisman Cristiano Ronaldo not missed the game through injury.

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Italy prop Martin Castrogiovanni has been suspended by his club Racing 92 after being pictured partying with Paris St-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic in Las Vegas over the weekend. 

"Following the publication in the media of photographs showing Martin Castrogiovanni with Paris St-Germain footballers this weekend at a hotel in Las Vegas, while the entire Racing squad was in Nottingham to contest a European Cup semi-final, Racing 92 have decided to suspend the player as a precautionary measure prior to launching legal proceedings," the club said in a statement.

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Chelsea have agreed a £28m deal with Roma for Belgium international midfielder Radja Nainggolan, 27, according to the Daily Mirror., external

The first of many signings by incoming Blues boss Antonio Conte?

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Mark Chapman, Robbie Savage and Henry Winter of The Times bring you reaction to Manchester City’s 0-0 draw with Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final. As well as speaking to Manchester City fans, the panel discuss the performance of Joe Hart, and assess City's chances ahead of the return leg at the Bernabeu.

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With Team GB announcing their Rio 2016 kits today, we want to know the best or worst kits you've ever seen.

Football, rugby, Olympics, handball - send them all our way.

Let us know using #bbcsportsday on Twitter.

Sport statisticians Gracenote have been crunching the numbers in their data lab and they reckon Great Britain are going to fall short of their medal targets at the Rio Olympics.

UK Sport's projections say Team GB will get 66 medals - but Gracenote reckon it will be 49. That would still make it Britain's best ever Games held outside the UK.

We will let you know who they think will win medals, and which medals, throughout the morning.