AFP report that ticket sales for the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang are not going well.

Only 162,000 tickets were allocated in the distribution of first-phase tickets, 27% of the 600,000 target. Cross country skiing and biathlon saw orders for fewer than 10% of available places. 

The bump is more noticeable but pregnant Serena Williams is still top of the women's rankings. The 35-year-old American has 7010 points, ahead of Germany's Angelique Kerber who has 6945.

We'll have Madrid Open updates later this morning, including Britain's Dan Evans against world number 45 Robin Haase.

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This is great.

When BBC Radio 5 live's Steve Bunce tried to speak to former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, he was met with an unusual voicemail.

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Now the season is over, attention at relegated Wigan is turning to who they will get to try and guide them out of League One.

Oxford boss Michael Appleton and Luton's Nathan Jones are two of the names on the Latics shortlist after making positive impressions at their current clubs and two other names on there are quite interesting.

Gary Caldwell and Uwe Rosler are thought to be under consideration, even though both have been sacked by Wigan within the past 30 months.

Caldwell led the Latics out of League One last season but was dismissed in October with his team next to bottom of the table - where they ended the campaign yesterday.

Rosler was in charge for 11 months and took Wigan to an FA Cup semi-final and the Championship play-offs in 2014, only to be sacked in the November after a poor start to the season.

Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante wins the Football Writers' Association, external Player of the Year award.

It adds to the 26-year-old France international's Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award announced last month. Add those to a Premier League title - and probably another - and that's a useful sideboard to show to the neighbours.

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Spanish newspaper Sport is convinced Lionel Messi is set to agree a new contract at Barcelona.

Messi scored his 50th and 51st goals of the season in Barcelona's 4-1 win over Villarreal on Saturday as he became the first forward in Europe's top five leagues (England, Spain, Germany, Italy, France) to reach the 50-goal mark this season.

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Luke Benjamin: From being a stable Premier League club to League One after six awful years of having terrible owners. Blackburn have hit #rockbottom, external#VenkysOut, external

Bill: I'm afraid we (Darlington) win this. A four-league demotion and being forced to change our name after exiting administration without a CVA.

Tom Nash: Wimbledon crawling to Milton Keynes and becoming the weird son we don't talk about.

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Some forthright views from AS Roma coach Luciano Spalletti, who is fed up with discussing the club's legendary 40-year-old striker Francesco Totti.

"If I could go back in time, I would never have come to coach Roma," said Spalletti when asked why he did not bring on Totti during Sunday's 4-1 league win at AC Milan. 

"When I bring him on for the last five minutes you say I'm making a fool of him and I lack respect. Next time, we'll form a co-operative. We'll have a collective vote and the ones who get the most votes will play." 

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This would be some achievement.

The front page of Spanish sports newspaper Marca highlights Real Madrid, and says the club will equal a European record if they score against Atletico Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final on Wednesday.

If Real score it will be the 61st successive game they have scored in. The last time they failed to find the back of the net came on 26 April, 2016, in a 0-0 draw away at Manchester City in last season's Champions League semi-final. 

Bayern's record was set between 16 March, 2013 and 5 April, 2014.   

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Sale Sharks have signed South Africa and Golden Lions scrum-half Faf de Klerk on a three-year deal. 

The 25-year-old has won 11 caps for his country since making his debut against Wales in November 2016.

"I'm made up he's decided to join us," said director of rugby Steve Diamond. 

"He is tenacious with a fantastic work rate - he dictates the tempo and direction of the game and I think he will fit in well both with our style of play, and with a young, ambitious squad."

More from Harry Redknapp's interview with BBC WM and the 70-year-old Birmingham boss says: "I'm interested in staying, there is a lot of work to be done and it is certainly a tough decision.

"I've been really impressed with the club and the people, there has been great support. I met the owners last night for the first time and had a really interesting meeting.

"They are very good people and want to take the club forward, they are not going to throw crazy money to achieve that but they will invest, so it's a case of wait and see really.

"I'll have another couple of meetings with them and see how we go."

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Virat Kohli will captain India in the defence of their Champions Trophy in England and Wales from 1-18 June.

Opener Rohit Sharma, fast bowler Mohammed Shami and spinner Ravichandran Ashwin all return after recovering from injury.

India squad: Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli (captain), Kedar Jadhav, Manish Pandey, MS Dhoni (wicketkeeper), Yuvraj Singh, Ravindra Jadeja, Hardik Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Ajinkya Rahane, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammed Shami  

Dan Pinch III‏: When Liverpool made Roy Hodgson manager. Closely followed by his signing of Paul Konchesky.

Matt's Glory Days: Manchester United going from winning the title by 11 points in 2012-13 to finishing seventh in less than a year.

Matt Cole: Derby getting 11 points in our only Premiership season for years. One win, eight draws 30 defeats. Worst team in history.

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Birmingham boss Harry Redknapp has been talking to our colleagues at BBC WM this morning and reveals a decision over his future at the club should be made this week.

The 70-year-old guided the Blues to Championship safety by winning two of his three league games and said: "I'm not playing hardball with anybody, it's a big ask again for me. 

"Life is quite good for me, I've had no pressure, so to go back full-time is a big decision for me, I've got to make sure I make the right decision for myself as well."

Mark Noble (football) - The West Ham midfielder is 30 today.

Pat Cummins (cricket) - Australia, New South Wales and Delhi Daredevils bowler is 24.

Jack Charlton (football) - The member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team and former manager of the Republic of Ireland, born 1935, is celebrating his 82nd birthday.  

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We don't often do travel news - ever in fact - but there are reports of llamas on the line in Kent. No such problems for England's cricketers yesterday against Ireland at Lord's as they won by 85 runs to complete a 2-0 series victory.

Eoin Morgan, Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow all made 70's as England made 328-6, before Root and Liam Plunkett took three wickets each as Ireland were all out for 243.

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Players were emerging from smoke down steps to the first tee, a foam figure six was dancing (that's someone's child) and Denmark won the European Tour's inaugural Golf Sixes event in St Albans.

There were plenty of innovations, each of the six holes had a theme, including a long-drive contest, nearest to the pin and a 40-second shot clock to speed up play.

BBC Golf correspondent Iain Carter believes golf has "taken a significant step towards finding a marketable short form of the game." What do you think? Let us know at #bbcsportsday

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From this in 1995...

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...to this yesterday.

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Blackburn have become the first team to win the Premier League and then drop into the third tier of English football after they were relegated from the Championship yesterday. A 3-1 win at Brentford was not enough, as Nottingham Forest beat Ipswich Town 3-0 and Birmingham City won 1-0 at Bristol City.

Blackburn's plight is the inspiration for our debate today.

We want you to tell us... What has been your club's lowest moment?

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Emotional times in N17 this week as Tottenham build up to the final match at their original iconic White Hart Lane against Manchester United on Sunday.  

More from that Daily Telegraph interview with Tyson Fury and he is convinced he will soon be taking on Anthony Joshua.

"Eddie Hearn has already booked Wembley Stadium for next April," he says.  

"There isn't another stadium where it should take place. I would fight Joshua in October but I believe Klitschko will take the rematch. 

"Deep down, I don't think they want to fight me yet. Joshua struggled with Klitschko. And I took Klitschko to school, toyed with him, put my hands behind my back, literally."

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