Tickets for this game were $105 (£60) for adults and $60 (£34) for kids. They've seen some goals, if nothing else...

It's quietened down after the two Juventus goals but Spurs don't look convincing in defence. They have their first real sight of the goal as Tom Carroll swings a corner in and an unmarked Victor Wanyama sees his cross blocked away.

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Sman Ejii: Zlatan will be one of the best free transfer for United. Pogba was the best for Juventus with great contribution to club & a record fee for United get him back

Alex Young: Kieran Westwood Sunderland to Sheffield Wednesday. What a keeper he is.

Daniel Jordan: Gary McAllister to Liverpool. Bizarre and questioned signing at the time due to his age, but what a signing he turned out to be. One of Gerard Houllier's best transfers.

Lee Hough: Teddy Sheringham to United. He was a big player for them and a big influence in their treble winning season...I'm sure he was a free transfer from Spurs??

Wrong I'm afraid, Lee. United paid £3.5m for Teddy. Still a bargain, though.

Five sprint canoeists have become the latest Russian athletes to be banned from competing at the Rio Olympics.

The sport's governing body said Elena Aniushina, Natalia Podolskaia, Alexander Dyachenko, Andrey Kraitor and Alexey Korovashkov were implicated in the damning World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) report into state-sponsored doping in the country.

Eighteen Russian athletes have now been banned since the International Olympic Committee said individual federations should decide if Russians can compete.

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A minute's silence will be held at the Galway Festival this evening as a mark of respect to JT McNamara.

The tribute will take place before the second race (17:45 BST) at the big meeting in Ireland.

Tottenham's defending has been interesting, to say the least. First Dominic Ball gets caught out of position but Paulo Dybala's volley is well saved by Michel Vorm. Then Spurs completely fail to clear a corner and Medhi Benatia heads home. 

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Stuart Bowie: Steve McManaman to Real Madrid. Loved him at Liverpool, gutted to see him leave but did brilliantly at Madrid.

Conor McReynolds: Claudio Pizarro from Bayern Munich to Chelsea. Paid nothing for him, and we still felt robbed

Matty Racliffe: Gary McAllister! That Derby goal though.

Keep sending us your favourite free transfers - #bbcsportsday or on the Match of the Day Facebook page.

The managerial merry-go-round never stops. Not even in pre-season.

Steven Pressley has resigned as Fleetwood manager less than a year after taking charge of the League One club. 

Juventus have taken the lead after five minutes at the MCG. Tottenham's defence made a real meal of clearing the ball in midfield. Roberto Pereyra picked out Paulo Dybala, who went one-on-one with Michel Vorm and slid it into the bottom corner.

Mauricio Pochettino won't be best pleased with that.

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Paralympics GB have announced the track and field team that will be heading to Rio this summer.

Among the 21 returning Paralympians are London 2012 gold medallist Jonnie Peacock, silver medallist Libby Clegg, who set a new T11 200m world record at last weekend’s IPC Athletics Grand Prix Final, and Stephen Miller, who is set to compete at his sixth consecutive Paralympic Games.

The full list, external can be found here.

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Spurs are underway at the MCG. It's difficult to make plenty of noise in a ground that seats over 100,000 but there's an ardent group that are doing their best.

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Adrian McGoldrick, senior Turf Club medical officer, has released a short statement following the death of former jockey JT McNamara.

"On behalf of the Irish Turf Club and the Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee, I wish to confirm the death of John Thomas McNamara. I would like to offer our sincerest sympathy to his wife Caroline and their children Dylan, Harry and Olivia on their sad loss. Our prayers and thoughts are with them and with John Thomas and Caroline’s extended families at this time."

The racing world continues to remember McNamara, and you can read the tributes here.

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Mauricio Pochettino is putting last season behind him ahead of today's friendly against Juventus.

"I think that it is very important for us to learn from last season," he told Sky Sports. 

"It was a great season. We are very young, we have a good balance in the team and squad."

He also sang the praises of new signings Victor Wanyama and Vincent Janssen, who will start against Juventus.

After losing their place in the Superleague for next season, Yorkshire Jets have announced the club has been wound up.

The Jets were replaced in the English domestic set up for 2017 by three new teams - Scottish Sirens, Severn Stars and Coventry-based Wasps.

Yorkshire made the play-offs in 2015 but failed to win a match last season. 

In a statement, the club said: "Despite the hard work, commitment and passion from everyone, Yorkshire Jets is left with no role and no other option but to wind up Yorkshire Jets. Its operations will cease in September 2016."

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Former jockey JT McNamara has died at the age of 41.

Trainer Jonjo O'Neill has offered his condolences on social media.

Tottenham have revealed on Twitter that they'll be wearing their gold third kit in their friendly against Juventus. 

Fancy...

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Bristol City are close to completing the signing of Austrian goalkeeper Ivan Lucic from German champions Bayern Munich.

The 21-year-old has been on trial with the club and appeared in their pre-season game against Cheltenham Town.

"He's just got to complete his medical, which is 90% done," City head coach Lee Johnson told BBC Radio Bristol.

BBC Radio 5 Live

England defender Danny Mills, commentator John Motson and European football journalist Andy Brassell joined George Riley on the Monday Night Club last night.

They discussed Sam Allardyce's first news conference as England manager, the departure of Hull City manager Steve Bruce and Manchester City under Pep Guardiola.

Listen again here.

Liverpool left-back Brad Smith has agreed terms with Bournemouth ahead of a £6m move to, according to Sky Sports.

The Australia international, 22, broke into the Liverpool first-team last season and previoulsy had a loan spell at League One Swindon Town. 

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