Summary

  • 'Combating Doping in Sport' hearing updates

  • Guardiola makes Hart wait on Man City future

  • Man City host Huddersfield in FA Cup replay

  • Hodgson the 'right man' for Leicester

  • Get Involved: #bbcsportsday

Live Reporting

Alex Bysouth, Elizabeth Hudson and Amy Lofthouse

  1. Football

    In more money related football news, the Chinese Super League has outspent the English Premier League during the winter transfer window.

  2. Reds in the red

    Football

    The club have fallen into the red despite posting record revenue.

    The £19.8m pre-tax loss for the year to May 2016 was largely due to cost of signing big-name players and a payoff for Brendan Rodgers, who was sacked as manager in October 2015.

    Liverpool signed 12 players in the period, spending £32m on striker Christian Benteke, who has since left, and £29m on Brazilian forward Roberto Firmino.

    Revenue rose £3m to £301m.

    The loss compared with a £60m profit for the previous year, which was largely due to the £75m sale of Luis Suarez to Barcelona.

  3. A bad week for Liverpool isn't getting much better...

  4. Haye fight in doubt - reports

    Boxing

    The Sun reports that this weekend's big heavyweight fight between David Haye and Tony Bellew in London could be in doubt.

    Haye is reportedly suffering from an Achilles problem and has travelled to Germany for treatment from his private doctor.

    David HayeGetty Images

  5. Boxing

    Got tickets to the big Haye versus Bellew showdown in London on Saturday? Watch this space.

  6. Let your feet do the talking, Nick.

  7. Get Involved - your weirdest goals

    #bbcsportsday or text 81111

    The only header I ever scored in a long and illustrious amateur career spanning over 200 goals was, in fact, and og I scored when I was about 9. Woeful in the air.

    Nick, Manchester

  8. England training

    Rugby Union

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  9. Rugby Union

    The Six Nations takes a break this weekend, but that hasn't stopped Eddie Jones putting his England side through their paces.

    BBC Radio 5 live rugby union correspondent Chris Jones has been down to the England training camp this morning.

  10. Hodgson update

    Football

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    There will be more on the Roy Hodgson/Leicester City story here as we get it.

    If we get any more Hodgson entries I might have to drop the 'former England manager' header and run with 'ex-Halmstad/Oddevold/Neuchatel Xamax boss'.

    Then again, maybe not.

  11. Clayton signs new Boro deal

    Football

    Middlesbrough midfielder Adam Clayton has signed a new contract that sees him commit his future to the club until 2021.

    The 28-year-old joined from Huddersfield in the summer of 2014 and has been a key part of Aitor Karanka’s midfield ever since.

    "It's been going on in the background for a few weeks, so to get it over the line and guarantee myself coming here for the next couple of years is really good," he told the club website.

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  12. Talking of deals, here's one that's actually been done today...

  13. Hodgson speaks to Foxes

    Football

    It's a Roy Hodgson/Leicester City update...

    The Foxes did hold informal talks with Roy Hodgson about their vacant manager's position, but the BBC understands that he was just one potential candidate spoken to.  

    It remains likely that if the Premier League champions' upturn in form continues, caretaker manager Craig Shakespeare will remain in charge until the end of the season.

  14. BREAKING NEWS KLAXON

  15. Get Involved - your weirdest goals

    #bbcsportsday or text 81111

    Playing indoor 5-a-side football at university. Get a shot away at close range only for it to be saved and rebound back onto my groin and bounce perfectly into the corner. The keeper had no chance! Painful briefly but they all count.

    Nick, from London.

  16. From heart-breaking to eye-watering...

  17. Feel your pain, Edd, a concept that for years has broken the hearts of many park-bound footballers who've just handed out a thrashing to their opponents before hearing the owner of the ball claim "next goal's the winner".

  18. Get Involved - your weirdest goals

    #bbcsportsday or text 81111

    Scored the winning goal at five a side for next goal wins. Only trouble was it was in my own net ..! The despair on my face as I watched my back healed pass back roll into the goal,with the keeper helpless..!!!

    Edd Powell, Stockport

  19. We're enjoying your 'weirdest goal' tales, plenty of anecdotes seem to have come from five/six-a-side games.

    Here's a couple of crackers.

  20. Guptill powers Black Caps to victory

    Cricket

    Martin Guptill returned from injury with a record-breaking 180 as New Zealand beat South Africa by seven wickets to level the one-day international series in Hamilton.

    The opener had been out for five weeks with hamstring problems but his score was the highest by a New Zealander in an ODI chase.

    His total, off 138 balls, included 15 fours and 11 sixes, and sets up a decider in Auckland on Saturday.

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