It's still 0-0, although Brighton have just had a very serviceable penalty shout turned down. Follow it live here.

Look how far from the centre of the square that wicket is...

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News reaches Sportsday that all is not rosy in the Ukraine camp ahead of Euro 2016. 

International colleagues Andriy Yarmolenko and Taras Stepanenko had to be separated after coming to blows during a domestic match between Shakhtar Donetsk and Dynamo Kiev at the weekend.

Stepanenko was kicked by Yarmolenko on Sunday for kissing his club's badge and staging a provocative goal celebration. Defender Stepanenko then raised the stakes by telling Shakhtar's website: "I would like the whole country to know my friendship with Yarmolenko has ended." Burn.

National coach Mykhaylo Fomenko said: "We have to sort this out so it does not affect our mission." Go ahead and book that team bonding weekend, Mykhaylo.

The second half has just kicked off in Brighton v Derby. Follow live text updates here.

It promises to be a great campaign full of derby fixtures next season for Great Manchester non-league football.

With Altrincham relegated and Salford City promoted this weekend, it means they will both join FC United and Stockport County in National League North.

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Rugby player, chicken farmer, musical star?

Wasps hooker Edd Shervington is to seek a new career in show business when he retires at the end of the season.

At the age of 31, the Welsh chicken farmer, who runs a successful family free range egg business in Gwent, is serious about fulfilling a genuine ambition to tread the boards.

"I'm sure people will think my West End ambitions are a wind-up," he said.

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Remember when Peter Crouch hitched a ride on the back of the dreadlocks of Trinidad and Tobago's Brent Sancho to score for England in the 2006 World Cup? 

Violent conduct apparently. Three-game ban if found guilty.

Leicester's Robert Huth will be nervously checking his inbox on Tuesday to see if the FA consider his follicle-focused challenge on Manchester United's Marouane Fellaini worthy of a charge.

Fellaini, for his apparent elbow in retaliation, will be doing the same.

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Heading towards half-time at Brighton and it remains goalless, meaning if it stays the same a home win for Burnley against QPR later would see Sean Dyche's side return to the Premier League.

That's a big 'if' of course, but Middlesbrough and Brighton play each other on the final day of the season and therefore can’t both overtake Burnley.

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Andros Townsend's superb free-kick edged Newcastle out of the Premier League drop zone on Saturday, but the winger isn't thinking about making Roy Hodgson's England squad this summer.

"The manager knows my game inside-out and he knows what I can do. If he feels that I can offer something, if he wants a player like myself in the squad, he'll pick me, like he's shown before," he told the club website., external

 "I'm not thinking about it. My main focus is helping Newcastle stay in the Premier League. If anything happens on the back of that, then great; if not, then I'll go away and prepare for next season." 

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Spectators at the Madrid Open won't get the chance to see former world number one Roger Federer in action this week.

The Swiss travelled to the Spanish capital, but has pulled out of the tournament with a back injury.

However, the 17-time grand slam champion intends to be back for the Rome Masters next week, adding: "I don't want to take any more chances. I'd rather play it safe."

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Paralympic champion Josef Craig has been disqualified from a race at the IPC European Championships in Madeira for failing to cover up his tattoo of the Olympic rings. 

The British teenager made it through Sunday's first heat of the men's S8 100 metres freestyle but was prevented from competing in the final because the tattoo - on the left side of his chest - breached regulations related to advertising.

An IPC spokesman said: "Body advertising is not allowed in any way whatsoever and that includes the Olympic rings. The athlete did not wear a cover and was therefore disqualified."

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Over at the Crucible....

Ding needed a good start and that is just what he gets after some sloppy play from Selby that costs him the first frame of the session. 

A break of 89 for Ding and it is quickly 10-8. He looked on course for the 84th century of the tournament, but went in-off when pocketing the pink. 

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Match of the Day's Alan Shearer says Leicester have done their bit and it's now over to Tottenham.

Shearer reserved special praise for Foxes keeper Kasper Schmeichel, who - despite watching dad Peter play their many times - was making his first appearance at Old Trafford.

"It will be a very tough game for Mauricio Pochettino's side," added the former England striker.

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Remember our League One 'ups and downs' earlier? Well, after Fleetwood's loss at Walsall it's as you were...

The hosts' win means Burton Albion are not yet promoted, while Blackpool and Doncaster are hanging on to the League One status.

It does mean Walsall are still in the hunt for automatic promotion, with Tom Bradshaw, Paul Downing and Romaine Sawyers goals doing the job.

Did you make it to Scarborough on Sunday to witness Thomas Voeckler win the Tour de Yorkshire? 

More than two million spectators watched the weekend's event and Frenchman Voeckler said the crowd "makes me want to come back next year".

Christian Prudhomme also enjoyed the reception, adding "the people of Yorkshire have passion and pride". 

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Ding Junhui and Mark Selby are back on the baize (not literally, of course, that would be frowned upon). 

Selby leads 10-7 at the Crucible, but there's a long way to go yet - it's a best-of-35 affair.

You can watch it live on BBC Two, or follow the live text here.

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Bayern Munich centre-back Mehdi Benatia has threatened to leave the German club if they sign Mats Hummels from Bundesliga rivals Bayern Munich.

"Bayern are negotiating with Hummels. If I should go, then I'll go," a miffed Benatia told Sky Italia.

Hummels, 27, has told Dortmund he wants to leave with a year left on his contract and Bayern have confirmed they are negotiating to bring the Germany star to Munich.  

The FA will investigate reports a Millwall fan punched Oldham Athletic defender Anthony Gerrard on Saturday.

Millwall won 3-0 to secure a League One play-off place, but Gerrard later said on Twitter he was given "a dig" by one of the home supporters.