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Jockey Paddy Brennan has clocked up his 1,000th jumps win in Britain and Ireland - on Colin's Sister at Warwick.

Brennan reached the landmark on the 13-8 favourite, trained by Fergal O'Brien, in the mares' novices hurdle.

The 35-year-old Irishman, who won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 2010 on Imperial Commander, said: "My ambition ever since I came to England was to ride 1,000 winners and win a Gold Cup.

"I count myself very lucky. It's a landmark I'm very proud of."

Here's live coverage of Steve Evans' press conference after he was named Mansfield Town's new manager, courtesy of BBC Nottingham.

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More from Mansfield's new manager Steve Evans who is confirmed to have signed a two-and-a-half-year deal.

"The chairman and the CEO have given me assurances that they'll back me when the window opens," he said.

"We're going to live and breathe this project.

"I'll be my usual self (on Saturday) It's a very passionate management team that the fans have got." 

Mansfield chairman John Radford added: "We were looking around for a manager and who better than Steve Evans? We wanted someone with as much ambition as me and I think we've got that."

Marcus Whynn: Manchester United v Everton 2012. Finished 4-4 after having a strong lead. It hurt cause that's the game that cost us the title.

Henry William Hall: Derby vs Birmingham the other year. 2-0 up, 4 minutes added time goes up, concede 95th then 97th minute. Safe to say the ref wasn't very popular!

Philip Taylor: 3-0 up v West Brom at St James Park a few years ago final result 3-3.

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Steve Evans is already setting his sight's high after taking over at Mansfield who are seventh bottom in League Two.

"I've not joined Mansfield Town to be in League Two for very long," he said.

"We'll meet the squad tomorrow. There's no time for big speeches."

Evans' last job was at Championship side Leeds United but the 54-year-old was sacked in May.

"It's been good to have a break, but it's time to come back to work," he said.

Evans will replace former manager Adam Murray who was sacked on Monday and left Mansfield 18th in League Two.

Evans was sacked by Championship side Leeds in May, having previously won promotions with Crawley and Rotherham.

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In case you missed it earlier, Lionel Messi led the Argentina squad in a media boycott following "grave" press reports about the team and their recent form.

He announced the ban after scoring in the side's 3-0 World Cup qualifier victory over Colombia.

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Barcelona have signed a four-year shirt sponsorship deal with Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten which will earn them over £200m.

The La Liga champions will earn 55 million euros (£47.2m) each season, starting in 2017/18, plus performance-related add-ons.

And Barca president Josep Bartomeu reportedly , externalrevealed that the agreement came about after an initial meeting organised by Barca defender Gerard Pique.

Jeremy Simmonds: A last-minute victory for Spurs at West Ham in 2007 - having been 0-2 down, Paul Stalteri's winner made it 4-3 at the death.

Keith Chegwin Jeffs: Arsenal v Newcastle. 4-0 up at half time and got pegged back to 4-4. Heartbreaking but great for the neutral.

Scott McMonies: Glenavon v Linfield two weeks ago. 2-0 down and down to nine men. Still got a point away from home with an 89th min goal.

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On the back of that vote result (see below), this news should please at least 62% of you.

Gareth Southgate could be named as England's permanent manager as early as next week, according to ESPN, external.

The website says Southgate is the only serious contender for the role.

The former Middlesbrough manager ended his four-game tenure as interim manager unbeaten after a 2-2 draw with Spain last night.

We asked you to vote on whether Gareth Southgate had done enough to get the England job on a full-time basis.

You voted in your thousands, with 62% thinking he deserves to become the permanent boss.

Thanks to everyone who voted.

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Our 2016 Price of Football study is released later today on the BBC Sport website and across the BBC at 22:00 GMT.

Ian Holloway has been talking at a news conference about his return as QPR manager, a club he also played for.

He says: "It is a no-brainer for me, how can I not go back to this club? Did I believe they would (come in for me), yeah, I believed they would. I couldn't turn this club down.

"I came here when I was 29 years old, I ended up making my dream happen. I was a lower league player and had a huge part in making us as successful as we were.

"I played 150 times and it was the best days of my footballing life."

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And here is what the players need to qualify for the semi-finals in London. 

Andy Murray has not reached the last four of the season-ending competition for four years.

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Andy Murray's match in the ATP Tour Finals against Japan's Kei Nishikori is about to get under way at the O2 Arena.

You can follow that match over on BBC Two or on our live text commentary, where you can also watch the match.

Murray is on a 20-match winning streak and will end 2016 as the world number one if he matches Djokovic's results in London.

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West Ham defender Aaron Cresswell said it was "a dream come true" to make his England debut on Tuesday during England's draw with Spain.

Cresswell came on as a 79th minute substitute for full-back Danny Rose.

Speaking to whufc.com, external, the 26-year-old said: "Ever since I started playing football as a little boy, this is what I wanted to do, and to do it at Wembley in front of 84,000 fans, I can't speak any higher of it.

"I was obviously delighted, as it is a dream come true."

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Former Wales defender and Coventry City captain Sam Ricketts has announced his retirement because of injury.

The 35-year-old, who also played for Swansea City, Hull, Bolton Wanderers, Wolves and Swindon Town is suffering from a knee problem and has decided to quit on medical advice.

Ricketts, who played for Wales 52 times, made his final appearance in the Sky Blues' 3-0 defeat at Charlton on 16 October 2016.

"It's been a fantastic journey," Ricketts said in a statement. "I am grateful to all of the managers, coaches and teammates I have had the honour of working with and learning from throughout my career."

It is the craze sweeping sport at the moment - the Mannequin Challenge - and here is Portugal's recent effort.

Our @QuestionofSport #QSTeaser today is: Since losing to Djokovic in the French Open Final @andy_murray has lost to only 3 men in singles matches - which three?

The answers will be revealed later on today.

Andy Murray plays Kei Nishikori today in the ATP World Tour Finals and is aiming to reach the semi-finals.

You can follow live coverage of that match.

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