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Don't worry, that was yesterday!

Rain laid waste to much of yesterday's play so they're playing catch up at Wimbledon.

The forecast is looking better today so hopefully there'll be no repeat of these umbrella scenes.

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Russell Gowers: Sorry, did you say that Michael Phelps has EIGHT eggs for breakfast? How much All Bran does he wash it down with?!

Sam Gachohi: I watch Arsenal on an empty stomach.. butterflies... then I treat myself to any kind of junk food and milkshake if we win.

Joiny Beans: Before any big rowing session I like to have eight slices of brown bread lathered in olive oil and pinto beans. Love my beans.

Eight? We're surprised the boat doesn't sink...

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How about this for a forfeit? Olympic 200m freestyle swimming champion Yannick Agnel has promised to swim, external round the perimeter of Iceland should they win Euro 2016.

The Frenchman knows how cold the north Atlantic is, right?

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BBC Radio 5 live rugby reporter

It's easy to link Dean Ryan and Bath but I am told that isn't happening. At least for now...  

Watford manager Walter Mazzarri has made his first signing since joining the club this summer.

Liverpool forward Jerome Sinclair, 19, has made the switch to Vicarage Road.

Manchester United have added to their pre-season friendlies as they face Turkish side Galatasaray in Sweden on July 30.

Might a certain Sweden striker be involved?

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Play gets under way at Wimbledon a little earlier today after rain prevented much play on Wednesday.

British number two Heather Watson is still trying to complete her first round match against Annika Beck which started on Tuesday.

In the second round of the men's draw, Andy Murray is in action against Chinese Tapei's Yen-Hsun Lu and Dan Evans resumes his match against Alexandr Dolgopolov at 6-6 in the first set.

Helen Davies: I've just ordered "Bonnie Tyler's Goalkeeping Blunders" on DVD. It's just totally clips of Joe Hart.

No, no, no, no, no. Yellow card, Helen...

Ryan has been linked with the vacancy at Bath...

It's the morning after the night before for Marcus Willis.

The world number 772 lost in straight sets to seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer yesterday evening.

Despite the result it was a pretty unique centre court experience and you can relive the best bits in the clip above.

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Now this is quite astonishing.

In an interview with GQ magazine, England and Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has offered the startling revelation that he lathers on cosmetics before matches. His fragrance of choice? Strawberry-scented moisturiser.

"People might think it’s strange," he said. "But I like smelling it, so it’s not about what anyone else thinks. Fragrance probably shows people who you are as much as your clothes do."

The game's gone...

That Michael Phelps breakfast menu got us thinking... 

What is your meal of choice before playing, or even watching, sport?

I'm very much a packet-of-jaffa-cakes man myself. Let us know your preference at #bbcsportsday.

2002: Ronaldo scored twice as Brazil won the World Cup for the fifth time, beating Germany 2-0 in the final in Yokohama.

If you're wondering 'what's that on the top of his head?' the answer is his hair.

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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has signed a new six-year deal worth $140m (£104m) to become the highest-earning player in NFL history.  

 The 26-year-old, drafted to Indianapolis in 2012, is now contracted to the Colts until the end of the 2021 season.  

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Gary Pallister (football) - former Manchester United, Middlesbrough and England defender, born 1965.

Mike Tyson (boxing) - former world heavyweight champion, born 1966.

Sanath Jayasuriya (cricket) - former Sri Lankan batsman and captain who also played for Somerset, born 1969.

Michael Phelps (swimming) - American swimmer and winner of a record 14 Olympic gold medals, born 1985.

Wonder if Phelps is celebrating his big day and being selected for his fifth Olympic Games with his usual breakfast of three fried egg sandwiches; cheese; tomatoes; lettuce; fried onions; mayonnaise; three chocolate-chip pancakes; five-egg omelette; three sugar-coated slices of French toast; bowl of grits; two cups of coffee?

Anyone else hungry?

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2015: Leicester dismissed manager Nigel Pearson with the club saying that "fundamental differences in perspective exist between us".

It's fair to say that things have gone fairly well for the Foxes since then.

Jason Roy was England's hero in Wednesday's one-day series win over Sri Lanka as he hit 162 runs. 

The total was just five runs short of Robin Smith's top ODI by an England batsman.

However, unfortunately for Roy, it's fair to that Danushka Gunathilaka's fantastic catch from England captain Eoin Morgan will probably live longer in the memory.

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It's also worth bearing in mind that it's Women's Super League transfer deadline day, so there may well be quite a few signings knocking around.

England duo Jade Moore and Jo Potter could be the biggest names on the move after they bought themselves out of their Birmingham contracts a couple of weeks ago.

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After a weather-interrupted day on Wednesday today's Wimbledon action will get under way a little earlier than normal.

British number two Heather Watson is still looking to complete her first-round match against Annika Beck.