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Another tennis line and world number one Angelique Kerber has lost in the Hong Kong Open quarter-finals to eighth seed Daria Gavrilova of Australia 6-3 6-1 in an hour and 14 minutes.

Roberto Bautista Agut ousted last year's runner-up Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-3 6-4 to reach the Shanghai Masters semi-finals. 

The Spaniard broke his French rival three times in the first set and once in the second as he raced through in one hour 12 minutes at the Qi Zhong Tennis Centre.

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Steve Cram (athletics) - former world 1500m champion, now a commentator, is 56.

Jason Plato (motor racing) - two-time British Touring Car champion, is 49.

Matt le Tissier (football) - former Southampton and England forward, now a television pundit, is 48.

Michael Duberry (football) - former Chelsea and Leeds defender, is 41.

Clarke Carlisle (football) - former Burnley and QPR defender, and ex-chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association, is 37.   

Tony Pulis praises wide man James McClean following his brace for the Republic of Ireland in Moldova last weekend. "He is a great lad and I was really pleased that he got two goals last week.

"James will never change. He's a good character. He's settled at the club. The players like him. I like him."   

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew on their injuries.

"Scotty Dann won't make this game. He's training, so should be available for the next one. Other than that we're OK.

"No update on Pape Souare. He's on a long recovery time. I still think back-end of November, early December for Loic Remy."

And that's the end of his news conference now.

Tony Pulis is hoping Nacer Chadli will impress his old club Tottenham at The Hawthorns tomorrow afternoon. The Belgian has scored three times since his reported £13m move from White Hart Lane and Pulis says: "Nacer has done well. We've been really pleased with him. Not just with how he's played but the way he's mixed with the group.

"He has a good manner about him and the group look up to him. Let's hope he keeps scoring goals."  

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew on West Ham's struggles: "The Europa League is always disruptive. I've been involved in that, it causes logistical issues and it's difficult to work out.

"You can lose your way a little and maybe that's affected West Ham. It's certainly not a question of the manager or players' ability.

"Moving to a new stadium can take away years of tradition. Fathers taking their sons to Upton Park etc. Some fans will find it difficult.

"Dimitri Payet scored two great goals against us. His goal prior to the international break was phenomenal. He and Michail Antonio have been their highlights so far."

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew has backed England interim boss Gareth Southate, a former Palace player.

"Gareth, in my opinion, is a great choice for England. Now it's about results, we live and die by results. He's done well so far.

"Part of being a manager that everything is centred on the results. Everything going on around that can make it difficult to get them.

"We're trying to establish ourselves as a recognised Premier League club and you need that accreditation from international managers.

"Andros Townsend's call-up was good for us and good for players like Scotty Dann, Wilfried Zaha, Jason Puncheon, Joel Ward. They've all been playing well for us.

"If Gareth does get the job permanently he'll know the traditions of this football club."

West Brom boss Tony Pulis is full of praise for his Spurs counterpart Mauricio Pochettino, who has guided the Lilywhites to an unbeaten start in the first seven matches, just a point behind leaders Manchester City.

"His teams are well coached. They work up and down the pitch exceptionally well. They've got real talent. I've been involved in games with Pochettino a few times. He always comes in after for a drink. He's a good man."  

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew has started speaking to the media about tomorrow's London derby.

"These breaks can work for you and they can work against you. You've got literally 48 hours once they return to get them in the zone. 

"We're a better unit, we saw that in pre-season. Christian Benteke came into a team that I thought was functioning well."

Pulis with a kindly reminder of last season's title denouement for Tottenham fans. "Spurs didn't get over the line last year but that will make them more determined. They're a good, young side and it'll be tough."

Baggies boss Tony Pulis with a fitness report for the home game with high fliers Tottenham. "The players are back from internationals. Salomon Rondon came back later than most and we will have to assess some today. There are a lot of South Americans like Salomon who play in Europe. We will have to take a look at him today."

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Barcelona legend Xavi tells World Football that Pep Guardiola can help to revolutionise English football. He even believes the struggling England national team can benefit from having one of the world's best coaches working in the Premier League.

Stoke claimed a point in a 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford in their last match on 2 October and Mark Hughes admits: "It's disappointing we didn't have a game straight after the United game but everyone is excited for this one.

"We have to be on our toes and be defensively sound. We've started to show that in recent games after a difficult opening period."  

Hughes adds: "We encouraged supporters with the nature of our performance against West Brom. This is a good opportunity to get maximum points."

The Welshman confirms that England right-back Glen Johnson will be out for "three to four weeks" with a thigh injury suffered in training.

The Premier League's only two winless sides face each other this weekend, with Stoke boss Mark Hughes in confident mood.

"It's one we need to win and feel that we can win. We have than enough ability to do that," Hughes insists.  

It's the Safeway Open, the first event of the 2017 PGA Tour season - in October 2016 - and it has led to a lament at the loss of that supermarket of the UK. (But check out the tee markers in the picture below - ingenious). American Scott Piercy leads at the Silverado Resort in Napa, California after a remarkable 12 birdies and only four pars in a 10-under 62.

Englishman Paul Casey shares second two shots back after a bogey-free round, with crowd favourite Phil Mickelson recovering from dropped shots at the first two holes to finish three under.

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The Sir Bradley Wiggins camp confirm the story from the Times, external this morning that he will not be at the Rio parade celebrations next week - but they also guide that there is nothing unusual in that as he has not attended one since 2004. 

Honda's Marc Marquez, who has an outside chance of clinching the MotoGP title this weekend, managed only the fourth quickest time in practice for the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi. 

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