Wenger signs a new two-year deal at Arsenal
Nuno appointed Wolves head coach
Lions arrive in New Zealand
French Open scores
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Shredandtone: Wenger staying means more views of knuckle(s) shattering battles with his zippy coat.
Wenger staying means so much, to so many.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe agreement does not include a break clause and, should it be completed, will extend his reign to 23 years.
Neither Arsenal nor Wenger, 67, see this as definitely being his final contract.
Arsenal are expected to spend at least £100m on new players in the upcoming transfer window - which opens on 1 July - having also spent around that figure last summer.
The Gunners finished fifth in the Premier League this season, the first time they have finished outside the top four since the Frenchman joined in 1996.
Image source, Getty ImagesHere it is: The statement from Arsenal.com...
Arsenal Football Club and Arsene Wenger have agreed a two-year extension to his contract as manager.
Arsene, who lifted the FA Cup for a record-breaking seventh time on Saturday, said: “I love this club and I am looking forward to the future with optimism and excitement. We are looking at what we do well and how we can be stronger everywhere. This is a strong group of players and with some additions we can be even more successful. We’re committed to mounting a sustained league challenge and that will be our focus this summer and next season.
“I am grateful to have the support of the board and Stan [Kroenke]in doing everything we can to win more trophies. It’s what we all want and I know it’s what our fans around the world demand.”
More to follow.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Porto manager Nuno Espirito Santo has joined Wolves.
The 43-year-old former goalkeeper has managed Rio Ave, Valencia and Porto.
He led Portuguese side Rio Ave to the Europa League for the first time in the club's history and then achieved a fourth place finish in La Liga with Valencia.
Nuno guided Porto to a second-placed finish last season, but was sacked after finishing the season trophyless.
He succeeds Paul Lambert as Wolves manager, after the Scot left the club on Tuesday after seven months in charge.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe British and Irish Lions should not worry about their "difficult schedule", head coach Warren Gatland says.
The 41-man squad arrived in Auckland on Wednesday, and were greeted at the airport by a traditional Maori welcoming ceremony.
Gatland's side begin their 10-match in New Zealand tour on Saturday against a Provincial Union XV in Whangerei.
"You can't dwell on it," Gatland said. "We know what a daunting challenge we face. Everyone is really up for it."
You can read more from Gatland here.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWales hooker Ken Owens will miss the British and Irish Lions tour opener because of an ankle injury.
He missed Scarlets' Pro12 final win against Munster at the weekend and will not face New Zealand Barbarians in Whangerei on Saturday.
Owens said: "I've got a couple more boxes to tick, but hopefully [I'll be] fit for the second or third game."
However, captain Sam Warburton hopes not to miss early tour action as he did in Australia in 2013.
Speaking of the Lions...
Rugby Union
In 1980, Tony Ward set a British Lions Test record by scoring 18 points against South Africa at Cape Town.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThere had been rumours about Slaven Bilic's West Ham future towards the end of last season, but he has indicated to the club's website that he will be in charge next season.
West Ham finished 11th last season.
"I can only promise them that I’m going to give my best and the team is going to do its best to do better next season and to give them more enjoyable games and moments because they definitely deserve it.
"I have two heads because I need to rest but the other part of me can’t wait for the season to start because I really feel we will benefit from this [2016/17] season large."
Football
Olympique Lyonnais and Norway striker Ada Hegerberg has been crowned BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2017.
Thousands of fans from across the world cast their votes as the 21-year-old beat second-placed Brazil forward Marta and third-placed Canada captain Christine Sinclair.
The other nominees on the five-player shortlist for the BBC World Service award were Sweden keeper Hedvig Lindahl and Germany's Melanie Behringer.
"Wow, it's a surprise," said Hegerberg.
"It's a huge honour to win, with such big-name footballers nominated," added the striker, whose club will seek to retain their Champions League title - to complete back-to-back trebles - when they face Paris St-Germain in Thursday's all-French final in Cardiff.
Image source, Getty ImagesFrance international Louis Picamoles has left Northampton Saints to rejoin Top 14 side Montpellier for a "significant transfer fee".
The 31-year-old joined Saints last summer on a three-year contract and was nominated for the Rugby Players' Association player of the season award.
Picamoles has 62 caps and played all five games in this year's Six Nations.
Saints said the deal for the number eight will "underpin the future financial stability for his family".
Athletics
Image source, Getty ImagesTwenty-eight Russian athletes have had their requests to compete as neutrals rejected by world athletics' governing body, which has approved three others.
The IAAF doping review board accepted the appeals of 400m runner Kseniya Aksyonova, javelin thrower Vera Rebrik and 400m hurdler Vera Rudakova.
A further 27 cases are under review as Russia's athletics federation remains banned from international competition.
Meanwhile, Yelena Isinbayeva has quit her key Russian anti-doping role.
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Kvitova's Parisian comeback ends - from a set and 3-1 down the Czech turned things around to force a tie-break, but Bethanie Mattek-Sands won the last three points to clinch it.
A double fault on match point was a disappointing way to end for Kvitova, who chucked her racquet to the ground in frustration, but few expected her to even play in Paris following the knife attack at her home last December.
A win, followed by a serious workout over two hours in 33C, can be considered a successful week.
Image source, Getty ImagesPetra Kvitova's return to action came to an end in the second round of the French Open as she lost 7-6 (7-5) 7-6 (7-5) to Bethanie Mattek-Sands.
Kvitova, 27, only returned to full-time practice at the start of May after being stabbed in December.
The Czech - a two-time Wimbledon champion - suffered career-threatening injuries to her left hand.
She rallied from 3-1 down to take the second set to a tie-break but lost to the American on a double fault.
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Italy midfielder Daniele De Rossi, 33, has signed a new two-year deal at Roma.
The 33-year-old, a product of the club’s youth academy, has made a total of 561 appearances for the first team, scoring 59 goals.
He has also won over 100 caps for Italy, winning the World Cup in 2006.
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Petr Cech has been voted the Czech Footballer of the Year as he is awarded the Golden Ball for the 11th time.
The award is voted for by Czech sports journalists.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United is the most valuable football club in Europe, being worth about 3bn euros (£2.6bn), according to business services group KPMG.
The Europa League winners top KPMG's analysis of top sides' "enterprise value", putting it ahead of Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The study analysed broadcasting rights, profitability, popularity, sporting potential and stadium ownership.
In the study of 32 teams, English clubs dominate, filling six top 10 places.
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