More on the news that Crystal Palace defender Pape Souare was airlifted to hospital with thigh and jaw injuries after a car crash.

The two-vehicle collision occurred on the M4 near Heathrow Airport at 12:10 BST on Sunday.

A Met Police spokesman said: "London Ambulance Service attended and the driver of one of the cars - a man aged in his 20s - was taken to an east London hospital for treatment. His injuries are not life-threatening.

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Crystal Palace defender Pape Souare is in hospital with thigh and jaw injuries after a car crash on Sunday.

A Palace statement said: "The club are liaising closely with the hospital on his progress and we obviously wish him a speedy recovery.  

"Our thoughts are with Pape and his family at this time."

The 26-year-old was not part of the side that beat Middlesbrough 2-1 on Saturday.  

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We all love Garth Crooks' team of the week, don't we? 

Well this year we've made it even better, giving you the chance to take a bash at naming your own 11 and comparing it to Garth's.

Fancy a crack? Of course you do. Click here to have a go, then share your results with the hashtag #meversusgarth.

Chasey: Being picked for my school basketball team - I mean really, I was about 5ft 1ins at the time.

Thom Bolton: Called the ref in 5 a side a string of obscenities after the game, got a post-match red card, month ban and £25 fine.

Ken Farrington: Clive Thomas denying Everton a perfectly good goal in the 1977 FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool, cost us a final appearance.

Mario Balotelli says joining Liverpool was the "worst decision of my life". What have been your worst sporting decisions? Tweet #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or head to the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

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Another cricket line, and the Journal , externalare reporting that England and Durham allrounder Scott Borthwick could be set for a switch to Surrey.

Borthwick, 26, made his Test debut as a legspin-bowling allrounder against Australia in 2014, but has since seen his bowling stall in seam-friendly Durham, whilst he has blossomed into one of county cricket's most reliable top order batsmen. 

Borthwick will be hoping to be named in the England squad to tour Bangladesh on Friday.

Surrey have already signed Durham opener Mark Stoneman.

Durham are hosting Surrey in their final home first-class match of the season today.

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Speaking of cricket, it's 11 years to the day since England secured the Ashes in that magical summer of 2005, for the first time since 1987. 

I wasn't allowed to follow cricket as wee lad due to my tyrannical, football-loving mother. That summer inspired me take matters into my own hands and ignore her. 

What memories.

Just eight days of first-class cricket remain in this English summer, but they promise to be action-packed and consequence-filled. 

Follow the action here.

Leicester City have appointed Eduardo Macia as their new head of senior player recruitment with immediate effect. 

The Spaniard, 42, worked with Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri at Valencia, and also had a spell as chief scout at Liverpool from 2006-10.

Macia fills the role vacated by Steve Walsh who moved to Everton in the summer.  

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Bristol Rovers were taken over by the Jordanian Al Qadi family in February, and within three months the club had won promotion to League One.

BBC Inside Out West reporter Andy Howard has been to the Middle East to find out more about the investment bankers, and shares his experiences of his visit.

Click here to read his story.

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Fellow players joined San Francisco 49er Colin Kaepernick in protesting about racial inequality on the NFL's opening weekend, which also marked the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem at the start of each game in pre-season has divided opinion.

Four Miami Dolphins players - Arian Foster, Jelani Jenkins, Michael Thomas, and Kenny Stills - knelt as the Star Spangled Banner played. Their opponents, the Seattle Seahawks, locked arms as they stood.

Kansas City Chiefs players also locked arms to show unity while the player at the end of their line, Marcus Peters, raised a black-gloved fist - a gesture reminiscent of US sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos as they stood on the podium following their 200m final at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City.

Read more here.

Remember when I said the Mirror were reporting that Romelu Lukaku isn't happy with Everton for refusing to hire him a private jet...

We don't know that the Belgian striker is talking about that story in particular, of course. Read into it what you will.

Mario Balotelli thinks joining Liverpool was the "worst decision of my life". His comments have drawn a predictable response... 

Gary Cassidy: As a Liverpool fan, Liverpool signing Mario Balotelli was their worst decision of my life.

Divock: My club bought Mario Balotelli from City.

Boardroom Tarantino: David Moyes coaching Manchester United.  

Shivchenko: My school cricket team picking me. Dropped a catch. Stumped off a wide ball. Never picked again.

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Britain's Chris Froome missed out on the Vuelta a Espana, as Colombia's Nairo Quintana took the title by one minute 23 seconds

Froome lost 2:40 to Quintana on Stage 15 after missing a surprise early breakaway as his main rival extended his lead to 3:37.

"What happened on stage 15 possibly cost me victory but we will learn from that," said Froome.

"This is a gruelling race and I have enjoyed it. I'm thrilled with how the season has gone - it's been my most successful to date.

"It has shown me that it is possible to win two Grand Tours in a year and maybe that is something I will look to do next year."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola refused to get into the debate over whether Claudio Bravo should have been sent off during Saturday’s Manchester derby.

Guardiola deflected questions about his goalkeeper by saying he needed to see the incident again on TV and he would be in a better position to offer an opinion when he sees the media again today before City’s Champions League encounter with Borussia Monchengladbach.

Guardiola holds his press conference at 13:30 BST, when we will find out whether the Spaniard meant it, or if he will opt not to get into a discussion Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has been keen to keep going.

This is a bizarre sight but one to gladden the heart.

Fans of Dutch club ADO Den Haag threw what looks like hundreds of cuddly toys to a group of children from a local cancer hospital during their Dutch Eredivisie match against Feyenoord on Sunday. 

Watch the video here (UK only). 

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BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United will reveal their financial results for 2015-16 at 12:00 BST today.

Although United are unlikely to get close to Barcelona’s £570m, the highest annual turnover ever reported by a football club in July this year, executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward (below, right) is expected to confirm they have become the first English club to exceed £500m in annual revenue.

Woodward will then take part in a conference call for investors an hour later.

These events tend not to stray too far into the actual football sphere, concentrating more on the commercial side.

But it is the first time Woodward will have spoken since the dismissal of Louis van Gaal and subsequent appointment of Jose Mourinho.

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And sticking with Lukaku, the Daily Mirror are reporting, external that the Belgian striker is rather cheesed off with Everton, after they asked him to pay for his own private jet when returning from international duty. 

A problem we can all relate to then.

The Mirror report that Lukaku helped his country to victory in Cyprus on Tuesday, and expected Everton to fork out £6,500 to pay his jet home, but was left to foot the bill himself.

Has he never heard of Ryanair? Other budget airlines are also available... 

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Everton are in a new age of wealth, with £28m striker Romelu Lukaku, signed from Chelsea and retained this summer despite reported interest across Europe, a figurehead of the club's intent.

Such resources were way beyond David Moyes in his time at the club. Does he resent that fact? Of course not.

Oh, but he does think he would have won the league if he'd have had Lukaku at the club 10 years ago...

“We had a great team at Everton but we were missing a centre forward,” the Daily Telegraph reports Moyes saying., external

“I might be exaggerating, but I think with that we would have been close to winning the Premier League, we were that good."

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The Premier League weekend isn't over yet, with David Moyes' Sunderland hosting the Scot's former flame Everton tonight. 

The former Manchester United manager is still searching for his first victory at the Stadium of Light, and has warned his new club to expect a long season battling against relegation.

Everton, on the other hand, are unbeaten under their new man Ronald Koeman and things are looking pretty rosy. We'll be building up towards that match throughout the day.

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So Mario Balotelli reckons joining Liverpool was the "worst decision of my life".

Coming from a man who set fireworks off in his own bathroom, that's a big statement.

Inspired by Mario, we want to hear more terrible sporting decisions. How about Chelsea spending £50m on Fernando Torres? Sam Burgess' ill-fated cross-code switch to rugby union? Or Fernando Alonso joining McLaren only to be repeatedly lapped?

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