Regardless of what we call him, Mauricio Pochettino has been chatting to the mediaand says he is pleased with his team. 

"I think it's important to keep our place in second in the table. It will be a big achievement for us if we do. But we need to show we are an ambitious squad and we want to do better next season."

Spurs need just a draw against relegated Newcastle to secure the runners-up medals*. 

*I don't think they actually get medals

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Emma Jones
BBC London

Apologies for calling Mauricio Pochettino Tottenham's 'head coach' earlier...he is now 'manager'. He says it's a new title, but the same job.

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Manager Guus Hiddink has been talking about John Terry, too...

"20, 21 years at the club is huge. That's why they become legends. You must cherish those legends for the future as well."  

Andy Murray loses his serve to love in the opening game of his Italian Open quarter-final with Belgium's David Goffin. 

We will keep you updated on Murray's battle with the world number 13 throughout the afternoon in Rome.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Chelsea have confirmed that John Terry and his agent met with chairman Bruce Buck and director Marina Granovskaia this week and an offer was forthcoming. 

"With it coming so late in the season, this is a big decision for John and his family and it is something that they are now considering," said the club.

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John Terry announced in January that he had not been offered a new contract and expected to leave Chelsea.

The 35-year-old defender, who joined the Blues at the age of 14 and played over 700 games for the club, has won four Premier League titles, five FA Cups and the Champions League with the Blues.

"Ideally, I would have loved to stay, but the club's moving in a different direction," he said at the time.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Club captain John Terry has been offered a new one-year contract at Chelsea. He is now considering the offer.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Guus Hiddink will be with us shortly for his farewell Friday. I think the words 'John' and 'Terry' will be prominent, as there are suggestions that he's meeting Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck at the moment down here at Cobham. Another one-year deal, John?

BBC Leicester Sport

So Claudio, how are you going to improve upon a title-winning side?

"We want to build a very good team," Ranieri said. "It’ll be important to find players with the right mentality-intelligent and fighters.”

BBC Leicester Sport

Claudio Ranieri has completed his round of handshakes and the Leicester manager has taken his seat to discuss, among other things, his return to Chelsea...

“I’ve been with Juventus but this time is different," said the Italian. "It’s emotional. I hope my old fans are happy with me. When I sign the contract, this is my best memory. I was so happy to come back to England.”

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Not so very long ago, there were fears that Palace could be relegated after becoming mired in a dreadful run of form in 2016.

A spurt of good results alleviated those concerns, though, and manager Alan Pardew can now reflect on that tricky period. "The logical side of my brain never thought we were in trouble. But the other side knows that we could have got sucked in," he said.

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew with news on Welsh international Joe Ledley's fractured leg. "Ledley's very much 50-50 to make the Euros, it's as tight as that."

Pardew also revealed that winger Wilf Zaha will not be involved against Southampton and "we'll have to wait and see if he makes the cup final" against Manchester United next weekend.  

BBC Radio 5 Live

Britain's most successful ever Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington, Great Britain hockey star Lily Owsley and reigning Olympic, world and European champion rower Helen Glover are on with Eleanor Oldroyd right now.

Listen live here

It's only 18-time grand slam tennis champion Martina Navratilova, who has been made an Honorary Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College, part of the University of Cambridge.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

Jurgen Klopp reveals that striker Danny Ings could make his Liverpool return on Sunday. The striker has not played under the German after suffering a serious knee injury in training.

The manager also confirmed that another striker, Divock Origi, and midfielder Jordan Henderson "are pretty close" to returning. 

Close enough to play in the Europa League final?

BBC Merseyside Sport

Jurgen Klopp says of Sevilla winning the last two Europa League finals: "I don't think it is relevant.

"Sevilla are a really experienced - strong side, brilliant at counter attacking. But we are strong too. If we play our best, it's an open game - and open games you can win."  

BBC Merseyside Sport

Jurgen Klopp is delighted to bring success back to Anfield and says: "For a lot of people it was difficult to enjoy Liverpool football but they were waiting for it and this team gave some of those moments back.

"We've had great atmospheres, the best atmospheres in the world at this moment."  

BBC Merseyside Sport

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It's rare that earning a win against West Brom is described as "the most important thing in the world" but that is how Jurgen Klopp has termed Sunday's Premier League fixture.

Liverpool, of course, have a Europa League final to contend with three days after that game. "The match is still very important, the only way we can climb the table is with a win at West Brom," he said. "We will try to find a line-up to win."

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking ahead of next week's Europa League final against holders Sevilla: "I told the boys the first time we played only 10-15 teams can win this competition and we are one of them. We've shown what we're capable of and it's an outstanding opportunity for us."