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Manchester United defender Chris Smalling has been injured while surfing on holiday in Bali following England's Euro 2016 exit, according to reports.

The Sun reports, external pictures have emerged claiming to show the 26-year-old defender on a drip in hospital with his head bandaged and in a brace.  

"It is claimed the centre-back suffered a heavy fall while taking surfing lessons during his escape to the idyllic Far Eastern destination – and he may even have been stung by a jelly fish," adds the report.

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It's 'Manic Monday' at Wimbledon as all 32 singles players left in the draw are in action. 

Headline acts include Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Serena Williams.

It's going to be busy, busy, busy for out live text commentary team who are already under way with all the build up.

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Lots of you claiming to be Wales fans as Chris Coleman's side prepare for Wednesday's Euro 2016 semi-final against Portugal. Send your pictures and videos to #bbcsportsday.

Players up and down the country are reporting for pre-season duty, and new Manchester City signing Ilkay Gundogan is no exception.

Germany international Gundogan will miss the start of the new Premier League season due to a knee injury, which also ruled him out of Euro 2016.

In June, the 25-year-old became Pep Guardiola's first signing as City manager, for a fee reported to be in the region of £20m. 

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Italy striker Graziano Pelle is to leave Southampton this summer with Antonio Conte’s Chelsea among the clubs considering a move for the 30-year-old, according to the Daily Telegraph., external

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Britain's Mark Cavendish is looking to move joint second on the all-time list of most Tour stage wins, when stage three of the Tour de France gets underway at around 10:55 BST.

The route will take the peloton a distance of 223.5km from Granville to Angers.

Victory in Angers would take Cavendish level with French legend Bernard Hinault on 28, with just Eddy Merckx of Belgium ahead on 34.

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The great and good of Great Britain's Olympic sailing team are gathering in central London to speak to media ahead of the Rio Games, which are only 32 days away.

They'll be hoping to match or surpass the five medals won at London 2012, but they will be without Sir Ben Ainslie, who won the only gold four years ago and has since retired from Olympic sailing. 

So who will step up this time?

You can find out more about the team and their targets, and send your questions in to some of the sailors when we catch up with them over on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external at about 11.30 BST.

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Six-time champion jockey Kieren Fallon has announced his retirement at the age of 51. Fallon, who counts 16 British Classic winners on his record, only returned to European action at the start of this season after striking up a relationship with Curragh trainer Michael O'Callaghan. 

The rider had a fall on the gallops last week and O'Callaghan reports the incident to have helped Fallon come to his decision to bow out. 

"He had a fall on the gallops last week and he just said he's 51 now and doesn't bounce like he used to," he said.

Six-time champion jockey Kieren Fallon announces his retirement.

Centre Court is the setting as 2013 champion Andy Murray takes on Australian Nick Krygios in the fourth round at Wimbledon later.

But just what are Murray's chances of overcoming Krygios? BBC Sport's Jonathan Jurejko takes a look...

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If you're an England fan you won't need reminding, but the search for the next Three Lions boss goes on.

Roy Hodgson resigned after England's poor Euro 2016 exit at the hands of Iceland a week ago.

Wales manager Chris Coleman appears to have ruled himself out - which is probably just as well given the small task of Euro 2016 semi-final with Portugal on Wednesday.

United States boss Jurgen Klinsmann is the current favourite with many bookmakers.

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BBC Radio Nottingham reports that Nottingham Forest are close to signing Finland international Thomas Lam.

Centre-back Lam, 22, is a free agent after two seasons in the Netherlands with PEC Zwolle.

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Jose Mourinho has started his first official day as Manchester United boss.

According to the Manchester Evening News,, external the former Chelsea manager arrived at Manchester Piccadilly on Sunday and stayed in a city centre hotel before setting off for United's Carrington training base at 07:50 BST.

Mourinho posted a picture of him arriving in Manchester on his Instagram account., external

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American sprinter Justin Gatlin ran the fastest 100m time of the year at the US Olympic trials for Rio 2016.

The 2012 bronze medallist, 34, finished in 9.80 seconds, beating 20-year-old Trayvon Bromell who qualified for his first Olympics.

World champion Allyson Felix also set the year's fastest time in the women's 400m.

The 30-year-old, who won 200m gold in London, finished in 49.68secs despite still recovering from an ankle injury.

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Japan's Hideki Matsuyama becomes the latest top-20 ranked golfer to withdraw from the Olympics because of concerns about the Zika virus.

The 24-year-old, ranked 16th in the world, says he often has strong reactions to insect bites.

"I cannot be 100% sure about my safety from the Zika virus," he said.

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OK, England have long since departed. Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have both returned home. Scotland didn't even get there. 

Wales are in the Euro 2016 semi-finals with heavyweights Germany, hosts France and Portugal. Around the land people who are not Welsh are claiming to be because it makes them feel better.

Are you desperately looking up tenuous Welsh ancestry? Are you claiming to be Welsh because you spent a rainy week in Nefyn on holiday or bought a Tom Jones album? Or are you genuinely Welsh and proud of your team? What does it mean to you?

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