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Adam in London: Claudio Ranieri at Leicester City - nuff said?

Alan Willis: Ancelotti at Chelsea. 1st season domestic double, 2nd season finish as runner-up in both and sacked.

La Liga 'starts again' says Spanish sports newspaper Marca as they focus on the title race, that sees Barcelona and Real Madrid both level on 75 points, although Real have one game in hand.

Both teams play tonight as Barcelona entertain Osasuna (18:30 BST), before Real play at Deportivo La Coruna (20:30 BST).

There will be a live text commentary on both games later on, on this website.

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Serena Williams says she revealed her pregnancy by accident, after mistakenly uploading a photograph on Snapchat.

The 23-time Grand Slam winner posted a picture on the social media app, posing in a mirror with the message: "20 weeks", before deleting it, with her publicist later confirming the news.

Williams, 35, said she took photographs every week to track the pregnancy.

"I was just saving them [for myself]" she said. "I've been so good about it, but this was the one time it slipped."

Four-time world champion John Higgins needs one more frame to become the first man through to the semi-finals of the 2017 competition at the Crucible.

He leads 12-5 against Kyren Wilson and the Scot is aiming to reach the semi-finals for the first time since his last triumph in 2011.

You can watch live coverage of that match, and also Mark Selby's game against Marco Fu (with Selby 7-2 ahead) here.

We've all seen a goalkeeper charge forward looking to grab a late equaliser. But sometimes they come unstuck, like this keeper.

Watch as Bolivar goalkeeper Matias Dituro takes advantage of his opposite number being out of position to score from inside his own area against San Jose de Oruro in the Bolivian top flight.

To celebrate his 25 years at Roma, 2,500 pairs (100 for every year) of gold football boots have been released to honour the legendary Francesco Totti.

He tweeted: "26 April, piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina: I will introduce Tiempo Tan X Roma, the shoe that represents me and my eternal love for Rome!"

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Anonymous: How about Chris Wilder at Sheffield United? Lost three and drew one of his first four games in charge. Bottom of the league. But since then the mighty Blades have amassed 96 points from 41 games to win the division by miles. So both a 'worst' and a 'best' sporting honeymoon!   

Lee: Honeymoon to Nightmare, Juande Ramos at Spurs. Won the league cup in his first season before being sacked the following season with the club sitting bottom of the Premier League  

Tell us about the best and worst sporting honeymoons by tweeing #bbcsportsday or texting us on 81111. Remember to include your name if you text!

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It's been confirmed that Newcastle United and West Ham United's grounds have been raided in a fraud investigation.

HMRC said it deployed 180 officers across the UK and France, resulting in the arrests of several men working within professional football.  

A spokesman added the arrests were connected to a suspected income tax and National Insurance fraud.

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The quarter-finals action at the Crucible has resumed. Mark Selby leads Marco Fu 6-2 while Kyren Wilson trails John Higgins 11-5.

Watch on BBC Two or online here.

Sunderland manager David Moyes has been charged in relation to comments he made after the game against Burnley on 18 March.

A Football Association statement said: "It is alleged the Sunderland manager’s remarks were improper and/or threatening and/or brought the game into disrepute, contrary to FA Rule E3(1)."

Moyes has until 6pm on 3 May to reply to the charge.

Moyes was caught on camera telling BBC reporter Vicki Sparks she "might get a slap even though you're a woman" and has since expressed his "deep regret" for his response.

The game ended 0-0 and Sunderland, who play at fellow strugglers Middlesbrough tonight, are bottom of the Premier League.

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A bit more on that story.

Several men working within professional football have been arrested over a suspected income tax and National Insurance fraud.

HMRC said 180 of its officers had been deployed across the UK and France.

It said investigators had searched a number of premises in the north east and south east of England and arrested the men.

A spokesman added it had also seized business records, financial records, computers and mobile phones.

You can follow that story as it develops here.

Some breaking news from HM Revenue and Customs, who say a number of premises in the North East and South East of England have been searched for a 'suspected Income Tax and National Insurance fraud'.

BBC Sport app users may need to click on the above links to see the tweets.

We're live on Facebook with European champion gymnast Ellie Downie.

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Alan Willis: He's my hero but Gary Neville's stint at Valencia probably wasn't the best. 

Rob Ward: Danny Cowley at Lincoln City, FA Cup quarter finals and National League champions in his first season, forever a City legend.

Kyle Utterson: Three from this season. Dave Jones at Hartlepool, Zola at Birmingham and Moyes at Sunderland. All three a disaster.

Jamie T: Guardiola at City - Started off a storm then English football hit him.

We're after your tales of the best and worst sporting 'honeymoons' - Tweet us on #bbcsportsday or text 81111.

Download the BBC Radio 5 live Football Daily Podcast for all the reaction to last night's game.

Mark Pougatch is joined by Chris Sutton, Mina Rzouki and Pat Nevin, to look back on Chelsea's season as they beat Southampton 4-2 at Stamford Bridge to tighten their grip on the title.

The team also talk about those comments from Mauricio Pochettino on Dele Alli and the battle for Champions League places.

We all remember how Rod Stewart didn't want to talk about it back in the 70's with that mega tune, but when his son Liam scored his first international ice hockey goal to help Great Britain beat Estonia, it was a differnt story.

Our presenter Tim Hague covered it in last night's sports bulletin, and Rod was buzzing about it. 

And Tony Adams' struggles at Granada form the basis for our first talking point today.

We want you to tell us which managers enjoyed the best sporting 'honeymoons' when they took over and which bosses, like Adams, endured a nightmare start.

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It has not been the start to management in Spain that former England captain Tony Adams has been hoping for. 

Granada lost 2-0 at home to Malaga as caretaker boss Adams suffered his third successive defeat, with his team yet to score a goal since his surprise appointment earlier this month.

"Nobody wants relegation on their CV. The players need to keep fighting and giving everything," he said. "I need to get the team motivated. We've got to give the fans something to cheer about."

Granada's results since Adams took over...

• Sunday, 16 April - Granada 0-3 Celta Vigo
• Friday, 21 April - Sevilla 2-0 Granada
• Tuesday, 25 April - Granada 0-2 Malaga

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Former three-time world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis isn't having that. He believes it is the "perfect" time for Anthony Joshua to face Wladimir Klitschko after the Ukrainian lost his world heavyweight title to Tyson Fury back in 2015.