Gabriel Jesus fractures metatarsal
Champions League returns on Tuesday
Leicester Tigers sign George Ford
Bath's Freddie Burns moves in opposite direction
When did you fall in love over sport?
Get involved: #bbcsportsday
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According to the Sunderland Echo, , externalBlack Cats striker Jermain Defoe says he has no plans to retire just yet, despite saying his mother is pestering him about doing his coaching badges...
Perhaps a little too much love for Vito Mannone here...
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd - this is really niche, but we'll go there anyway - have you ever been asked out by a sports star? Or have you ever plucked up the courage to ask a sports star on a date?
Better yet, have you ever been stood up by an athlete?
If it helps, we can keep the identity of all sport stars anonymous...
#bbcsportsday
Alan Willis: Cantona's chip goal v Sunderland, in the PL, 1996. If that doesn't make you fall in love with football, nothing will.
JT: My first ever game. Also Jurgen Klinsmann's home debut for Spurs. Scored twice. I knew then, aged 4 that I was hooked.
And then there's, erm, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes...
Image source, Getty ImagesAndre Agassi and Steffi Graf always win the couples' mixed doubles..
Image source, Getty ImagesAlso, sport has had some great tales of romance. Remember when Jason Kenny and Laura Trott announced their love to the world via a smooch at the 2012 London Olympic beach volleyball?
Becks had to pretend he didn't know what was going on...
Image source, Getty ImagesA BBC colleague has just been asked if he has ever fallen in love over sport.
When it was put to him that he may be in love with a team, he looked aghast.
It had to explained that he was being asked if he loved his team, rather than being in love with each individual player.
#bbcsportsday
Image source, Getty ImagesRight, as Kammy reminds you, it is Valentine's Day (if you didn't know but still have to buy a card/flowers/balloon/puppy, you are welcome).
So, tell us when sport made you fall in love. It could be with a team, a player, or you could have met your other half through sport.
If you're moved to write a poem, we might even publish that.
Tweet using the hashtag #bbcsportsday,, external or text 81111.
It's the way he is touching that bear that I'm most uncomfortable with.....
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Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester City are taking a "huge risk" keeping Claudio Ranieri as manager, says former Blackburn Rovers striker Chris Sutton.
The reigning Premier League champions are in real danger of relegation as they sit just one place and one point above the bottom three after a run of five successive defeats.
The Foxes issued a statement last week backing their Italian manager.
"I don't see how Ranieri can keep his job," Sutton told BBC Radio 5 live.
"Had they finished 12th last season and they were on this run of form everyone would be saying he has to go. Football is a ruthless business. The players are not playing for him.
"I think they are in absolutely enormous trouble."
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City are hopeful forward Gabriel Jesus did not suffer a serious foot injury in the 2-0 Premier League victory against Bournemouth.
Jesus, 19, scored on his first two league starts for City but lasted just 14 minutes at Vitality Stadium after appearing to turn his ankle.
City will find out the extent of the problem on Tuesday.
"Hopefully it won't be for a long time," City boss Pep Guardiola told the BBC. "We will have to wait."
Jesus, who arrived from Palmeiras in January, scored in wins over West Ham and Swansea and was looking to become only the third City player - after Emmanuel Adebayor and Kevin de Bruyne - to find the net on each of his first three Premier League starts for the club.
The Daily Mail , externalsay Premier League ref Mark Clattenburg could be tempted to move to the United States or China, with the 41-year-old tired of the level of scrutiny that follows high-profile decisions.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKevin Keegan (football) – the former England, Newcastle and Manchester City manager and twice European Footballer of the Year turns 66.
Judy Oakes (athletics) - Former Olympic shot-putter and twice Commonwealth champion for England is 59.
Bacary Sagna (football) - Manchester City and France right-back is 34.
Philippe Senderos (football) - Switzerland and former Arsenal, Fulham and Aston Villa defender, currently with Rangers, is 32 today.
Cadel Evans (cycling) - Australian Tour de France winner in 2011, celebrates his 40th birthday.
Angel di Maria (football) - Argentina and former Manchester United winger, currently with Paris St Germain is 29.
Christian Eriksen (football) - Tottenham and Denmark midfielder is 25.
Image source, Getty ImagesHere is Angel di Maria wishing you a Happy Valentine's Day... cute.
Football
Meanwhile, the Red Devils are stepping up their interest in Torino striker Andrea Belotti according to Transfer Market Web., external The 23-year-old Italy international has scored 17 goals in Serie A this season.
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Daily Mirror
The Daily Mirror are saying Tottenham could offer Anthony Martial an exit from Manchester United this summer, with the France forward not a regular starter under boss Jose Mourinho.
They have actually called it an "escape route"... Wouldn't be too hard - we all know what the security at Old Trafford is like...
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The Times
The Times are saying there could be a striker exodus at Old Trafford, with 19-year-old Marcus Rashford, frustrated with a lack of playing time, stalling on signing a new contract.
They also are reporting Joe Root will ask to play some first-class cricket ahead of his first match in charge against South Africa in July.
As it's Valentine's Day, we will give you little romantic ditty - Jason Roy, Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler are all getting married on consecutive weekends in October this year...
Do you wear the same suit to all three?
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The Sun
More Manchester City triumph on the back pages of The Sun this morning.
The tabloid claim City boss Pep Guardiola is planning a £40m double bid for Atletico Madrid's French brothers Lucas and Theo Hernandez this summer. Lucas, 21, is a centre-back while Theo, 19, plays at left-back.
The question is, do their names fit the Yaya, Yaya, Yaya, Kolo, Kolo, Kolo, Toure song?
Answer: If you rush the Hernandez, it sort of works.
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The Guardian
The Guardian have covered yesterday's news that Joe Root (26), has been named the new England Test cricket captain.
Things older than the new England cricket captain:
I'll leave it there.
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The Daily Star
Gotta be honest, I had to have the The Daily Star's headline explained to me just now - never heard anyone use the term "crocked" for injured...
Anyway, Manchester City's new star Gabriel Jesus had to be replaced after just 14 minutes during their 0-2 win over Bournemouth.
They now lie in second, eight points behind Chelsea but City boss Pep Guardiola has apparently said the gap is too big to challenge for the Premier League title.
Image source, The Daily StarMorning.
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It's the best part of four whole days until the weekend.
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