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Former England flanker Steffon Armitage will join French side Pau, ruling out a return to the national side.

RFU rules stipulate players must play their club rugby in England to be eligible for international selection.

Armitage, 30, had been linked with a return to England after Wasps showed interest in signing the former European Player of the Year.

He won five England caps in 2009-10 but has played in France since 2011.

Schalke attacking midfielder Leroy Sane is not thinking about his club future until after Euro 2016.

The 20-year-old, who is in Germany's 27-man preliminary squad, has been linked to Bayern Munich and Manchester City.

"I am here with a goal in mind and that is to be in the final Euro squad. I have not thought about any of this.

"I will see what happens on 31 May [squad deadline]. I still have a contract at Schalke and I feel well there. Everything else is in the background at the moment and my focus is on the Euro." 

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Incoming Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti has been telling Sportshour about his Hollywood film debut which can be seen when the latest Star Trek movie hits the big screens.

Jorden Stones: watch the title-winning u21s and realise you have pure talent at the club waiting to be unleashed in the prem.

Martial Law: I would avoid using words like "philosophy" and "transition" in my first press conference.

Adam Bergman: I'd make my first official appearance wearing a Alex Ferguson mask and a Man City shirt and put on a scouse accent.

Patrick Huston has become the first Team GB archer to qualify for the Rio Olympics.  

The 20-year-old from Belfast held his nerve to win the bronze medal match at the Continental Qualifying Tournament in Nottingham.  

It will be his first Olympics.

The rest of the team have one more opportunity to make Rio - at the World Cup in Turkey next month.

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Andy Murray is playing  Ivo Karlovic in the French Open right now and he's two sets up, following a 6-1 up with 6-3.

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Sheffield Wednesday manager Carlos Carvalhal says he signed a new three-year contract in the build-up to their Championship play-off final with Hull.

Carvalhal, who replaced Stuart Gray in 2015, led the side to sixth place. They face Hull at Wembley tomorrow for a place in the top flight - a division they have not been in for 16 years.

The Portuguese said: "I signed for another three years here. I didn't want to sign for that long - I wanted one year - but the chairman wanted three.

"If this happens, I'm happy. Being happy is the people around you enjoying what you are doing. If they are, I can stay here 10 years."

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Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone added: "The success has been in our continuity and our work. There are very few teams better than Atletico - Bayern, Barcelona and maybe Real but very few others.

"It's down to stability, balance, work, enormous competitiveness, internally and externally. That has put us where we are and the only way to keep that going is to keep winning."

"Tomorrow I have the chance to fulfill my childhood dream," Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres said.

The 32-year-old is in his second spell at Atleti and, after his career appeared to be fizzling out, he has rediscovered his form in the past three months after hitting his 100th goal for the club.

It is the final game of his loan spell from AC Milan but reports suggest he will stay with the Spanish side.

"Without any doubt it's the most important, special and lovely game of my life," he said.

"Anything I can do with the club that gave me the chance to start my career, the team I was a fan of since I was five years old, is different to anything else I've won. 

"I won things with Chelsea, with Spain, but this is different, this is special. It's what I wanted when I was a kid, more than I dreamed." 

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Is there ever a dull Championship play-off final?

Sheffield Wednesday boss Carlos Carvalhal rates his side's chances at 50-50...

"The opponent is very strong, with a good team, a good coach, they are a team from the Premier League, but we have 50% of the chances," he said. 

"If our fans create the environment, we are positive and healthy, we can be very strong. Let's see what we can do." 

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Here's Hull boss Steve Bruce's thoughts on Saturday's 17:00 BST kick-off at Wembley:

"If we do get to the heights then it takes a very, very good team to beat us,

"We have none of the excuses, now we've had 10 days to prepare and a whole week to build up to face a good Sheffield side.

"We are capable of putting in an awful performance, which usually happens in the second or the third game in a short period of time, but we know we can perform."

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Figure out who the player is in the picture and then decide whether they have played for the first team of Real or Atletico Madrid, neither or even both...

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Well, safe to say it's been a pretty busy morning. So busy that we've still not even begun to tease you with build-up to tomorrow's tantalising Championship play-off and Champions League final double billing...

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"If there has been any change in Jose Mourinho since he was sacked in December, it clearly isn’t his ability with words.

"In his first two public utterances since being appointed Manchester United manager this morning, he has come out with statements that will hit just the right note with fans.

"His 'romance and mystique' quote in the original statement will fuel supporters’ view of United, whilst at the same time, irritating the huge clubs he has already managed.

"And in saying to MUTV he intends to 'forget' the last three years, he is articulating what fans feel. The club, under David Moyes and Louis van Gaal, have simply not been good enough since the exit of Sir Alex Ferguson."

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Comedian and actor Elis James is so excited that Wales are finally in a major tournament after 58 years of heartache that the devoted Welsh football fan will give us a daily fan's eye view as the action unfolds at Euro 2016. 

The star of BBC Three sitcoms Crims and Josh kicks off his 'Elis in Euroland' campaign with this ode to Darren Barnard and Bobby Gould's sartorial expertise. 

‘Elis In Euroland’ will be a series of comedy video shorts on the BBC Wales Sport Facebook page every day Wales are in Euro 2016.