Ashley Smith: Serena won a major eight weeks pregnant, I can barely run if my breakfast is too heavy.

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Full-back Danny Rose (knee) has returned to training outdoors and keeper Michel Vorm is hoping to return to training in May. 

The match is live on BBC One and BBC Radio 5 live.

Quite a match in Monte Carlo. World number one Andy Murray won the first set 6-2, lost the second by the same margin and then went 3-0 up in the decider.

Spanish opponent Albert Ramos-Vinolas brought it back to 4-4 and had three break points for a 5-4 lead, but Murray held on and Ramos-Vinolas is about to serve to stay in the contest.

Andy Carroll will miss out again for West Ham this weekend against Everton and our friends at OptaJoe inform us that the big striker has played only 41% of the possible Premier League minutes since his debut for the Hammers.

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Danny Kibbey: So Serena won a Grand Slam at 8 weeks? Pff, my missus completed IRONMAN WALES at 12 weeks (I watched on telly).

Pamela Smith: Serena Williams won the Aus Open while being pregnant but I can't drink water when I have a mere cough!  

BBC commentator Brendan Foster is to retire after August's World Athletics Championships in London.

Foster, a former European 5,000m gold medallist and a Commonwealth champion at 10,000m, began his commentary career in 1980 covered nine summer Olympic Games for the BBC.

There have been so many magnificent pronunciations with that mellifluous north-east accent, my favourite being "Ondieki" and with his final London Marathon commentary coming up this weekend, Brendan recalls his prized moments.

There have been some reports this morning that Burnley's England international defender Michael Keane will leave the club this summer but the Clarets have made no comment on the future of the 24-year-old former Manchester United player.

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Two Russian rugby league players have been banned after testing positive for prohibited substances following their country's defeat to Italy in a 2017 World Cup qualifying match in Leigh. 

Vadim Fedchuk and Mikhail Burlutskiy both failed tests presented by a UK Anti-Doping officer after Russia's 76-0 loss in the final European qualifying play-off tie at Leigh Sports Village on 4 November.

Fedchuk had been given a four-year ban after testing positive for the steroid drostanolone and Burlutskiy had been suspended for two years after testing positive for a stimulant, methylhexaneamine.

A fist pump from Andy Murray as he takes his seat and he has only taken 13 minutes to build a 3-0 lead in the deciding set against Spanish left-hander Albert Ramos-Vinolas.

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Aquelious: Serena Williams won the Aus Open when she was pregnant but I get tired if my FIFA17 match goes to extra time!!!  

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West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has said "never say never" when asked whether he would like to sign Chelsea skipper John Terry.

The 36-year-old former England centre-back said he would be leaving Stamford Bridge at the end of the season having been with the Blues for 19 years.

Bilic said: "We are going to see. I'm a big admirer of John, he is one of the best that ever played, not only in that position but in general. He won everything, he did everything and we are talking about an England captain, a true leader. We are pretty well covered in that position, we have quality and we have experience, but we will see."

Not quite going according to plan for Andy Murray in Monte Carlo, Albert Ramos-Vinolas has levelled the match at one set apiece after taking the second 6-2 in 36 minutes.

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So, unless you've hiding in a cave you might have noticed that multiple Grand Slam winner Serena Williams is pregnant - actually 20 weeks pregnant!

The most remarkable thing is that the 35-year-old appeared to have won January's Australian Open when she was pregnant.

So, time for some fun to be had with this...

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Actual examples picked out from Twitter:

Taryn Finley: Serena Williams was pregnant when she won the Australia Open in Jan, but I cant even get out of bed when I'm on my period. 

Raun Anand: Serena Williams won a Grand Slam whilst pregnant and I have trouble reaching for the remote after a McSpicy.

Alison Hennessey: She won the Australian Open while 8 weeks pregnant. And I complain about a dynamic yoga class..

Lisa: Serena Williams was pregnant when she won the Australian Open and I struggle to walk upstairs after a big lunch.

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Bournemouth were soundly beaten at Tottenham last week and are without a win in their last four league matches.

The Cherries, who host 19th placed Middlesbrough on Saturday, are only seven points clear of the drop zone, with 35 points from 33 games, and defender Adam Smith told the Daily Echo: "We are absolutely in a relegation fight, we have to get to 40 points, at least."

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Liverpool

Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson has not played for the Reds since 11 February, having been sidelined with a foot problem.

And manager Jurgen Klopp is unsure whether the England midfielder will return before the end of the season.

"He can’t really train," he said "We have to wait. If there is something else to say I would. We are in intense talks with different medical departments. He is already not patient anymore.

"He looks really healthy, but he cannot play football."

And the rest of the team news:

"Adam Lallana is in a good way working with the rehab coach. Should be full training next week, Wednesday or Thursday.

"Danny Ings is running again but he's not close to coming back."

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Staying with Liverpool and former skipper Steven Gerrard will play for the club in an end-of-season friendly in Australia.

The Reds will face A-League side Sydney FC at the ANZ Stadium on 24 May and former defender Jamie Carragher, 39, and ex-Anfield winger Steve McManaman, 45, both now television pundits, will also feature, along with Danish ex-defender Daniel Agger, 32.

"I thought we have to show the whole LFC package - that means the actual squad and a few of our legends," Jurgen Klopp explained. 

"They are still young enough and look good enough in the kit that we can show them."

No mention of Jan Molby though. 

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Here's Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp responding to a question on reports linking his club to signing Manchester City keeper Joe Hart:

"We always think about the squad and goalkeepers. Is it [this question] about Joe Hart? In this specific case we can talk about it. He's a fanatstic goalkeeper. The highest quality, but we have the highest quality goalkeepers. It's not for us nor in the future. We have these two strong keepers."