Mayor Peter Soulsby is buzzing as Leicester City prepare for their Premier League parade...

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Fifty-four managers have been sacked in England's top four divisions this season, according to League Managers' Association boss Richard Bevan.

He said the figure was the highest since 2001, with only five of those managers now back in work.

"It's another very relentless, disappointing and embarrassing season for the sport," Bevan told BBC Radio Four's Today Programme.

Twelve managers also quit, with Bevan claiming: "It's the worst season ever."

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Legendary racehorse Frankel was a winner at Royal Ascot, and his son Cunco will try to do the same next month,

Cunco, the first offspring of the unbeaten 14-time winner, took victory in his debut race at Newbury on Friday.

Trainer John Gosden, who said the horse is likely to run in the Chesham Stakes at Ascot, added: "He came out of the race well and he's in good order. He's a grand colt with plenty about him."

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Fans already gathered at a park in Leicester ahead of the club's Premier League trophy parade...

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Manchester United and Bournemouth will be allowed to name completely different sides for tomorrow night’s rearranged Premier League game at Old Trafford.

Although the teams had been selected for Sunday’s postponed game, the respective clubs will not be bound by that, although United midfielder Marouane Fellaini will still be unavailable as he serves the final game of his three match ban.

United could technically still qualify for the Champions League, although it would require victory by a club record 19 goals.

2009: Manchester United won the Barclays Premier League title after a goalless draw with Arsenal at Old Trafford.

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England manager Roy Hodgson's 26-man provisional squad for Euro 2016 has prompted plenty of debate and you can pick your preferred starting XI using our squad selector. Some top football pundits have been getting involved too...

John Cross, Daily Mirror chief football writer

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Walker, Cahill, Smalling, Rose

Dier, Wilshere

Sterling, Alli, Rooney

Kane

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Bournemouth will offer supporters free coach travel to the Cherries’ rearranged Premier League fixture against Manchester United on Tuesday.

The match which was originally scheduled for Sunday was abandoned after a suspicious device was found at Old Trafford.

2001: Liverpool won the UEFA Cup final 5-4 with a golden-goal triumph over Alaves to seal a cup treble. They had already won the Worthington Cup and FA Cup.

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Steve Lewis (athletics) - American 400 metres track athlete, won three Olympic golds and one silver, age 47.

Phil Clarke (rugby league) - Former Wigan and Great Britain forward, age 45.

Dirk Nannes (cricket) - Former Australia pace bowler, who had spells with Middlesex, Nottinghamshire and Somerset, age 40.

Grigor Dimitrov (tennis) - Bulgarian who is currently 11th in the singles ATP rankings, age 25.

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2010: England beat Australia by seven wickets in Barbados to win the ICC World Twenty20 tournament.

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Hart

Clyne, Smalling, Cahill, Rose

Dier

Alli, Wilshere

Rooney

Vardy, Kane. 

Pick your line-up using the BBC's squad selector.

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Chelsea manager-elect Antonio Conte has been cleared of any wrongdoing in a match fixing scandal from 2011.

The 46-year-old, who will lead Italy at Euro 2016 next month, was accused of doing nothing to halt a scandal while in charge of Italian side Siena.

However a judge in Cremona acquitted Conte because the accusations of sporting fraud were baseless.

Conte, who served a ban in connection with the case in 2012, will take charge of Chelsea after the Euros.

2012: Rio Ferdinand was a high-profile omission as England announced their squad for Euro 2012 with Steven Gerrard selected as captain.

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Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson believes the current squad are good enough to win the European Championship, but says Roy Hodgson's men must cope with the pressure of penalties if they are to triumph in France this summer. 

Eriksson was speaking before Hodgson named his 26-man provisional squad on Monday.

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England's Sarah Taylor is taking an indefinite break from cricket for personal reasons.

The wicketkeeper-batter, 26, has been a key part of the England set-up since making her international debut in 2006.

She is England's third highest one-day international run-scorer and second only to Charlotte Edwards in T20 games.

In October last year, Sussex's Taylor, who took a four-month sabbatical in 2010, became the first woman to play in Australian first-grade cricket.

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Despite making his debut in February, Manchester United teenager Marcus Rashford has been called up to England's provisional squad for Euro 2016.

Even the national team's official website has been caught out as the striker has no picture next to his name.

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BBC Sport chief football writer

Just getting started with the Q&A on Facebook, looking back on an incredible Premier League season and ahead to Euro 2016 after Roy Hodgson's squad announcement.

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Surprise inclusions, shock omissions – and the odd tantrum. As Roy Hodgson selects his players for Euro 2016, see how well you can remember previous squad announcements. 

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