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Earlier today, Portuguese paper Record reported that Manchester United had reached an agreement with Benfica to sign 22-year-old defender Victor Lindelof for £33m.

Hold your horses.

It seems the Swede may be staying in Portugal after all.

“There are rumours that there is always, at all times,” Lindelof has said to VLT in comments reported by the Manchester Evening News., external

“I will say the same thing I always do, I have a contract with Benfica.

“I have played there for five years and really enjoy myself.

“I’m still young and I feel I’m developing all of the time, football down there gives me a lot.

“So my answer will always be that I get on very well at Benfica and that’s where my focus is.”

GSWebster: Sally Gunnell along Southend seafront. She even signed my sister's beachball. Star lady.

Adrian Connolly: Met the entire LUFC squad in arcade/pool hall in Cork the day after a friendly in 96. Played Gary Speed in a game of Sega Rally.

Greg Atkins: My supervisor at ASDA saw Patrick Kluivert on a boat in Lake Como. Patrick was not wearing a buoyancy aid.

One of the all-time great tweets, this.

If you've been enjoying the 'best of' pint size TMS series, here's the latest offering, which goes all the way back to 1983.

Rafael Nadal has sailed through to the last 16 at Roland Garros, dropping only one game against Nikoloz Basilashvili in a 6-0 6-1 6-0 victory.

Up next on Philippe Chatrier is defending men's champion Novak Djokovic against Diego Schwartzman.

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Monaco striker Radamel Falcao signed a new contract to extend his terms with the club through to 2020 last night.

The 31-year-old scored 30 goals in all competitions for the Ligue 1 side this season.

Which prompted this little animation from his employers.

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Andy Roberts: I saw Neil Warnock meeting with Ken Bates at Café de Paris in Monaco. That afternoon he was announced as the new Leeds manager.

Josh: Saw James Beattie in Morrisons, Exeter a few summers ago. Turns out he was joining us but Accrington made him boss!

DE: Bumped in to Wayne Rooney at Glastonbury, he was wearing a straw hat and covered in blue face paint. Surreal experience!

Michael Walsh: Been tailgated by Luis Suarez, seen Javier Mascherano in Tesco (by the deli) and played in a match against Lee Trundle.

That's just showing off...

Here's our sports news correspondent Richard Conway with the Black Eyed Peas.

Seriously.

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Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half

Everybody here in New Zealand cannot wait for the opener. It is 12 years since 2005 and we are welcoming all the Lions players and supporters to our country. It will be absolutely marvellous. We are motivated and will be into it right from the start.

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Never mind Warren Gatland's selection quandaries, some of the big decisions facing the British and Irish Lions on their tour of New Zealand have already been made.

Murray Kinsella - of the42, external - reports that Ireland flanker Sean O'Brien is in charge of dishing out fines for any of the squad stepping out of line.

Meanwhile it is England flanker James Haskell and Wales wing Liam Williams on DJ duties.

Apparently Haskell reckons he "almost caused a riot" with some of his selections.

1985: UEFA ruled English clubs would be banned indefinitely from European competition following the riot at the Heysel Stadium, in which Liverpool fans were involved. The ban remained in place for five seasons.

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No? Okay, it is a bit obscure but these are all terms from croquet, which celebrates its national day on Sunday 4 June.

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Aston Villa chief executive Keith Wyness has been suspended from all football-related activity for three weeks for a post on social media.

Wyness retweeted a video of Villa being denied a penalty with a caption asking if referees had "disabilities".

The 59-year-old has also been fined £10,000 for what the FA deemed was an "aggravated breach" of its rules.

Full story here.

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Abu Ali: I once served Aaron Ramsey Chicken Tikka when I was working as a waiter in Oakwood!! Szczesny was a regular too!

Nathan Bentley: Mick McCarthy of Ipswich came shopping in ASDA Colchester Store. To say the staff jeered him is an understatement!

Graham Kemp: Saw Glenn Hoddle in a car park in Wargrave. He kindly informed me I didn't need to pay as it was Sunday.

Jon Pople: Lived opposite Nobby Solano in Loughborough in his Leicester days. Bought us beer to say sorry for his loud party.

Rafael Nadal has obviously got somewhere he needs to be later this afternoon.

He's just won the first set 6-0 against Nikoloz Basilashvili in 26 minutes.

You can follow the match here.

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Sam: Saw Kieran Richardson in the Orpington M&S measuring up the sushi, not sure life gets too much more exciting.

Mark Clarke: Frank Sinclair ex Chelsea defender, once dated a girl in our street. Taunted by the kids after his 1994 FA cup final howlers.

Amy Ward: A man once stopped my dad and asked for directions to Peterborough Cathedral, when he looked up, it was Bobby Charlton.

Jane: About 20 years ago saw Paul Ince with Tom on his shoulders at Alton Towers...

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Sky Sports are reporting that Manchester United are interesting in signing Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane.

Varane, 24, has played 38 games for Real this season, scoring four goals.

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This spectator's going to be dining out on this for a while...

It happened during Australia v New Zealand in the Champions Trophy match at Edgbaston. You can follow live coverage here.

The Champions League final comes to Cardiff as Real Madrid take on Juventus. As the football world descends on the Welsh capital, BBC Minute looks at the numbers behind the game and asks locals how they feel about the match.

Daryl King: Playing for my sixth form football team against a team in Margate, the opposition manager was none other than Neville Southall.

Dan Barry: I once met Ian Goodison (ex Jamaica footballer) at a motorway services, have his autograph on a napkin!

Nick Aaron: Kriss Akabusi asked me for directions to the pitcher and piano in Newcastle.... didn't know where it was like.

For future reference, it's on Quayside...

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"My granddad was such a big inspiration that everyone has a little piece of him. The music touched people but it goes deeper than music - it's the message."

Bob Marley's grandson Nico has just broken into the NFL at the age of 22.

Read more about his rise through the sport, the family bonds and shared memories of a global icon in this piece by BBC Sport's Patrick Jennings.

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