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British cyclists Sir Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome are among the most recent Olympic athlete's who's medical files have been leaked from the World Anti-Doping Agency by Russian hackers calling themselves "Fancy Bears". 

There is no suggestion any British athletes are involved in any wrongdoing.

Wada says the cyber attack is an attempt to undermine the global anti-doping system.

The records mostly detail "Therapeutic Use Exemptions" (TUEs) allowing banned substances to be taken for athletes' verified medical needs.  

"Fancy Bears" say the TUEs are "licenses for doping" and that Wada is "corrupt and deceitful".  

More on this developing story here. 

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Sergio Aguero scored his seventh, eighth and ninth goals of the season asManchester City beat Borussia Monchengladbach 4-0 at the Etihad.

The game had been postponed from Tuesday after a storm of biblical proportions hit Manchester.

Aguero got his second hat-trick of the season in just his fifth game to continue City's impressive start.

The Argentinean is clearly relishing life under Pep Guardiola.

Dame Sarah Storey and Hannah Cockroft both won their second golds of the Rio Paralympics, as GB surpassed their London 2012 total on day seven.

In a prolific evening session, ParalympicsGB won 10 medals in the space of an hour in swimming and athletics.  

Watch the highlights here:

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Leicester had a Champions League debut to remember as they beat Club Brugge 3-0 in Belgium.

The pick of the goals was Riyad Mahrez's stunning first-half free-kick just before half-time to make it 2-0 after Marc Albrighton had scored the opener.

A second-half penalty from Mahrez completed the perfect night for the Premier League champions.

The Independent

Dame Sarah Storey won her 13th Paralympic gold yesterday - the gold that tipped Paralympics GB over their London 2012 gold medal tally. 

Nine golds on Wednesday took their tally to 43, improving on their 34 four years ago.

The Independent have chosen this lovely image of Storey and her daughter Louisa for their front page this morning. 

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Daily Mirror

Claudio Ranieri said it would be impossible for Leicester City to win the Champions League.

Well Claudio, if that is the case, they are not going about losing in the correct manner... 

The Premier League Champions cruised to victory against Club Brugge in Belgium on Wednesday night. 

The Mirror have splashed the celebrations all over the back page today. 

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph are not going to appease their London based readers this morning, highlighting Tottenham's disappointing Champions League opener with a massive picture of Harry Kane's face. They slumped to a 2-1 defeat against AS Monaco at Wembley.

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The Sun

The Champions League action dominates the tabloids this morning. 

Sergio Aguero's celebration face is becoming a reoccurring feature of the back pages recently - The Sun have given him the "full-length-arms-wide-open-mouthed-central-figure" treatment. 

And rightly so as he struck a second hat-trick of the season as Manchester City dominated Borussia Monchengladbach in their group opener.

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Dilly ding, dilly dong.

What a night for Leicester. Three goals and a clean sheet - Champions League debuts don't get much better.

Over at the Etihad, Manchester City beat Borussia Monchengladbach - albeit a day late.

While Tottenham did not have the Wembley debut they were hoping for.

Plenty of reaction to all three games, plus Europa League build-up, the latest from the Rio Paralympics and our usual Sportsday offerings.

But first the papers...