Gabriel Jesus fractures metatarsal
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Leicester Tigers sign George Ford
Bath's Freddie Burns moves in opposite direction
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A City statement said: "He will undergo further examinations in the coming days to establish the extent of his layoff.
"We wish Gabriel a speedy recovery and we will keep you updated on his progress via the Club’s official channels in the coming days."
The 19-year-old scored three goals in his first two Premier League starts for City, but had to be substituted after 15 minutes on the south coast.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City striker Gabriel Jesus suffered a fractured metatarsal in last night's 2-0 win at Bournemouth.
There's no word from the club on how long he will be out for.
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Jason Clugston: Don't know about players, but this team should definitely be wearing a Hearts kit.
Has the return of the Champions League crept up on you? Did you not know that the screechy music was back?
Never fear. Read this. It's all you need to know about the return of the competition for the cup with the massive ears.
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Niall: Owner of the Valentines XI: Romance Abramovich.
Maybe Zakuani's partner is going out with Patrick Viera?
A few things here. Maybe Zakuani's partner is going out for dinner, just not with him. Maybe she knows he's been dropped before he does.
And isn't that a picture of Patrick Viera?
If true, the tweet coming up from Northampton Town defender Gabriel Zakuani is excellent...
Defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is through the first round at the Welsh Open, beating fellow Englishman Tom Ford 4-1.
O'Sullivan has been speaking after the match, somehow resisting to put on his robotic voice this week.
You can watch all the action from Wales right here.
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Andy: On our first date my wife arrived in a green shirt, green shorts and big gloves. I knew straightaway she was a keeper!
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That's a solid backline...
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James Finnigan: Don't know about football but you could have a good fourball in golf, Love, Rose, Couples and Chappell.
Andrew Males: Anthony Taylor can be the ref - he's given out the most cards!
Scotland centre Mark Bennett will move from Glasgow Warriors to Edinburgh on a three-year deal this summer.
Bennett joined Glasgow from Clermont Auvergne in 2012 and made his international debut two years later.
The 24-year-old will follow Duncan Weir in moving east from the Warriors, the Scotland fly-half having joined Edinburgh last year.
Meanwhile, Glasgow have announced that forwards Josh Strauss and Gordon Reid will also leave this summer.
Blimey, 1896 is so long ago that we only have a drawing of George Lohmann. Imagine how long he had to stay still for...
1896: George Lohmann took eight wickets for seven runs as England bowled South Africa out for 30 at Port Elizabeth. The innings total remained the lowest in a Test match for almost 60 years.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland and Surrey medium pace bowler, George Lohmann (1865 - 1901)
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Jilo: How about Peter Valentine? Defender who played for huddersfield & Bolton. Surely, he's gotta make the team!
Rajan Paudel: How about Teddy Sheringham? Teddy bears stand as the best memoir which can speak of your affection towards the other person.
Motorbikes
Image source, Getty ImagesIf your day job is riding a motorbike at speeds of up to 120mph in sand dunes, gravel tracks and riverbeds then falling off and suffering injuries are occupational hazards.
"It was a rough time and a long 45-minute wait for a helicopter to come and take me away when I was lying there with my leg bent in half. The desert is not where you want major surgery and it was heavy for the mind. You think to yourself 'what am I doing to myself?"
These are the outstanding words of the first British winner of the Dakar Rally, Sam Sunderland after he broke his leg in the middle of a Moroccan desert in 2015.