Jack John:, external (To theme of Sisqo's Thong Song) Love when the ball goes, love when the ball goes, to Shane Long La long long long.

Dan Fox:, external I can see him, running the midfield tonight, N'golo. He's been chasing after footballs, for all his life, N'golo.- Phil Collins.

Then, just when we thought you had given up on the idea of filming these songs, along comes Edward Andrew with his take on Keane's Somewhere Only We Know, featuring West Brom striker Saido Berahino. Yes, really. Incredible stuff.

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New head coach Neil Lennon must get Hibernian promoted from the Championship in his first season, former Scotland winger Pat Nevin says.

"It is going to be a tough season ahead for Hibs. Another season in the Championship. We have got Dunfermline, Dundee United, Falkirk down there," adds Nevin.

"He has to get them up that first season."

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"It is a flat pitch and a sunny day at Lord's. Fill your boots. This is a great opportunity for Alex Hales to cash in after throwing away a couple of potential hundreds," says former England spinner Phil Tufnell on Test Match Special. 

Hales is unbeaten on 14 with England 37-0 after 11 overs.

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Sale Sharks have been taken over, external by investment group CorpAcq Ltd, who are led by Simon Orange, brother of ex-Take That member Jason. 

They will replace majority shareholders Brian Kennedy and Ian Blackhurst, who were both co-owners at the Sharks.

Talks about a potential deal have been ongoing since the start of the year.

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Maria Sharapova, who has won five Grand Slam singles' titles, is banned for two years after failing a drug test.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Dinard, France

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"The media centre at Wales' training base in Dinard is abuzz today as Gareth Bale - the man on whose shoulders the hopes of a nation rest - will be up for interview later.

"As you would expect, the Real Madrid forward was the centre of attention as Wales held an open training session on Wednesday, with hundreds of local school children cheering wildly at his every touch.

"Members of the media will have to show a little more restraint this afternoon but there is a keen sense of anticipation as we await Bale's arrival."

Another potential chant the England fans could be singing this summer. Well, maybe. This time about Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, courtesy of Jake.

Don't forget we want your Euro 2016 chants, with video footage if possible. It can be about any of the European nations. The canvas is blank. Entertain us and you're on this page.

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Former Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores didn't need long to find a new job. The 51-year-old Spaniard, who left Vicarage Road at the end of the season, has just been announced by Espanyol as their new head coach.

Former Liverpool and Denmark defender Daniel Agger, 31, announces the end of his playing career.

Muhammad Ali's funeral service is to be streamed live at London's O2 Arena on Friday.

It will be shown on giant screens from 19:00 BST by the O2's main entrance where the public can watch it, leave flowers, and also sign the book of condolence.

Ali, considered the world's greatest ever world heavyweight champion, died last Friday in Arizona at the age of 74.

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As you've probably noticed, our vote has just gone live and we are asking who you think will be the top goalscorer at Euro 2016.

There are 12 options - Gareth Bale (Wales), Olivier Giroud (France), Antoine Griezmann (France), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden), Harry Kane (England), Robert Lewandowski (Poland), Romelu Lukaku (Belgium), Alvaro Morata (Spain), Thomas Muller (Germany), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Jamie Vardy (England) and if you think it will be someone else then hit the 'other' option.

Vote at the top right of the page on desktop or by pressing the vote tab on mobiles.

The results will be announced shortly after the vote closes at 13:30 BST.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport

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"En route to the Great Britain rowing team announcement for the Rio Olympics and it should be interesting for two reasons: double scullers Katherine Grainger and Vicky Thornley.

"Grainger is chasing a fifth Olympic medal in Rio which would make her the most decorated British female Olympian, but there is a chance her dream could end in tatters.

"The 40-year-old quit the sport after winning gold with Anna Watkins in London but returned for a final swan song in Brazil. Unfortunately, her new partnership with Thornley, 28, just has not clicked.

"That led to an attempt to shoehorn the pair into an improving women's eights boat, but on Wednesday GB Rowing said after recent testing the pair did not match up to the eight crew. So the question now is: where do they go from here? Back into the women's sculls, or does one drop out? Do both drop out?

"The boat has already been qualified for Rio but after the duo finished fourth in May's European Championships, an Olympic medal looks a long way off. Something needs to change and today we might find out what that is."

Now we're getting warmed up. The challenge, remember, was to send us your new chants, preferably connected with Euro 2016. Even better if you can film yourself singing it.

Simon Walton has stepped forward - and done so in style. Not only a great chant, but some Ibiza style dancing as well. Top work, lad. Top work.

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Send us your chant suggestions using #bbcsportsday and you too can be on this page.

Lyle Jackson
BBC Sport NI in France

Northern Ireland’s Niall McGinn is rather enjoying all the attention of being a player at Euro 2016. He has had messages from his GAA club Donaghmore, and the team he played for in the Irish League, Dungannon Swifts.

“I’m the only Aberdeen player here, so the local papers in Scotland have been giving me a lot of coverage," he says.

McGinn admits Michael O’Neill’s preferred 3-5-2 set-up isn’t ideal for him personally.

“It’s frustrating for myself, the formation we are playing with no wingers. But I will always be ready to come on and play a part if needed.”

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England rugby union captain Dylan Hartley is ready to answer your questions. Right now.

He is currently in Australia as the team prepare for Saturday's first Test and is taking part in a live Facebook chat on the BBC Radio 5 live sport page as we speak.

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England win the toss and bat first in the third and final Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's.

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Fancy some live Euro 2016 chat right now?

Euro 2016 kicks off in France tomorrow and Ros Akins is live in the centre of Paris, talking to people there about football, security and protests.

If you visit the BBC News page on Facebook,, external you can also put your questions to him there.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in France

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"When Saturday comes it will all be about Russia in Marseille as far as England and manager Roy Hodgson are concerned - not a stuffed lion.

"Goalkeeper Joe Hart will be speaking today at their opulent media base tucked away outside the centre of Chantilly and it is all a bit phoney war for every team as we wait for Euro 2016 to kick-off.

"England have been in relaxed mood and striker Daniel Sturridge says the squad are trying to foster a "family" atmosphere. You can sense among the players, however that they just can't wait for the talking to stop and the tournament to start now. Not long to wait."

Incredible scenes. We have our first video sent to us about a new chant. It comes from an artist by the name of Mr Peanut Butter, who is a big fan of former Chelsea and Newcastle striker Demba Ba.

Unfortunately we won't probably get to hear it at the Euros as Senegal international Ba is not exactly going to feature.

But still, the bar has been set. Can you do better? Tweet us using #bbcsportsday.

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