Champion Novak Djokovic survives French Open third-round scare
Djokovic beats Diego Schwartzman 5-7 6-3 3-6 6-1 6-1
Chris Woakes misses England's Champions Trophy campaign
Lions rugby news & Champions League final build-up
Enable, ridden by Frankie Dettori, wins the Oaks at Epsom
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesNice have announced that they turned down, external an approach from Borussia Dortmund for manager Lucien Favre.
Favre is under contract with the Ligue 1 side until June 2019 and, according to the club, has accepted his employers' decision.
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Gwydion Churchhill: I saw Shay Given in the fruit and veg section of Sainsbury's in Macclesfield. He was a bit smaller than I expected.
Luka Foley: Me and my dad spotted Scott Parker in Zara in Bournemouth, a keen clothes shopper, it seems.
Carl Bishop: I once saw Ashley Cole picking up a parcel from Royal Mail's Godalming sorting office...even the pros miss deliveries!
Waaaaaaahey.
French Open
Defending champion Garbine Muguruza has sailed into the French Open fourth round after a 7-5 6-2 win over Yulia Putintseva.
Next up on the centre court in Paris: Rafael Nadal against Nikoloz Basilashvili.
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Who are the best cricketers in the world?
Well, who better to ask than the one-day captains of the world's eight best teams who are in England for the Champions Trophy?
They gave us their top three batsmen, bowlers and wicketkeepers, BBC Sport's Marc Higginson applied some Balon D'or-style points to their responses and volia...
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THIS IS SO GOOD.
Such stealth photography. Well done to all involved.
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Belgian 10th seed David Goffin has had to retire from his match against Argentina's Horacio Zeballos.
Goffin was leading 5-4 in the first set when he went sliding to make a shot and crashed into the court covers and the advertsing hoardings.
It looked like an ankle injury and he was not fit enough to carry on. Zeballos apologetically waved to the crowd as he went off court and into the fourth round.
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It was a tough night for the Republic of Ireland last night.
Their under-strength team were outclassed by Mexico in a friendly match at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
First-half goals by Jesus Corona and Raul Jimenez, and Carlos Vela's tap-in after the break, secured the 3-1 win.
Substitute Stephen Gleeson's strike 13 minutes from time was some consolation for Martin O'Neill's men.
He said: "First of all, I was delighted with the game. Secondly, quite a number of players have not played football for quite a considerable amount of time.
"I thought it was a great work-out, a great exercise for us."
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They're not flashy in non-league football.
Oxford City's latest signing has 'penned' his contract in the middle of a well-known fast food restaurant.
Chicken nugget meal for me, please.
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Jack Blackmore: Once saw David Batty at a circus in York, wasn't long after he'd missed THAT penalty as well.
Jonny: Once served Dennis Wise an ice cream at Chessington world of adventures. He refused to get his son a flake.
Luke: Served Leon Britton on the dodgems working at Folly Farm: I boasted how he was in my Dream Team for 1m - he replied "bargain"!
Football
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Liverpool are holding further negotiations with Roma in an attempt to sign Egypt international forward Mohamed Salah after having a £28m bid turned down.
The Italian club is understood to want between £35m and £40m for 24-year-old Salah, who almost joined Liverpool before moving to Chelsea from FC Basel for £11m in January 2014.
Salah was a key figure as Roma finished second in Serie A, scoring 15 goals.
He had successful loan spells away from Chelsea at Fiorentina and then Roma before making that a permanent move for around £15m last summer. Salah is believed to be tempted by a return to the Premier League with Liverpool after an unfulfilling spell at Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool have already lined up the signing of Chelsea's 19-year-old striker Dominic Solanke, who will join on 1 July. The fee will be decided by a tribunal after he rejected a new contract at Stamford Bridge, with the fee expected to be around £3m.
Image source, Getty ImagesMark Lawrenson (football) 60 - Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland defender turned TV pundit, born 1957.
Mark Walters (football) 53 - former Rangers, Liverpool and England winger, born 1964.
Steve Waugh (cricket) 52 - former Australia captain, scorer of 10,927 Test runs, born 1965.
Mark Waugh (cricket) 52 - twin brother of Steve, scorer of 8,029 Test runs for Australia, born 1965.
Abby Wambach (football) 37 - former striker for the United States women's team who retired in 2015 as the all-time leading goalscorer in international football, born 1980.
Nikolay Davydenko (tennis) 36 - Russian former tennis player, born 1981.
Angelo Mathews (cricket) 30 - Sri Lanka's ODI and Test captain, born 1987.
Sergio Aguero (football) 29 - Manchester City and Argentina forward, born 1988.
Freddy Adu (football) 28 - United States international who became the youngest professional footballer of the modern era at the age of 14, born 1989.
Steve Smith (cricket) 28 - Australia batsman and captain, born 1989.
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David Oakes: Few years ago, I coached my son's U11s match for Ripon vs Beckwithshaw. The opposition manager was Gareth Southgate.
James Pegler: Saw Ray Wilkins in M&S in Brentwood last week, pushing his grandchild around in a buggy. All action midfielder and Granddad.
Paul Fitzjohn: he night before my mates wedding I saw Christian Karembeu in a bar in Venice, nice chap
Kayleigh Millen: I spotted Lawro at a service station on my way home from Preston's play-off victory at Wembley in 2015.
Speaking of Lawro...
Tennis
Fourth seed and defending champion Garbine Muguruza has taken the first set in her third round match against Yulia Putintseva.
It's not been simple, though. Follow live updates here.
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BBC Sport's David Ornstein reports that Arsenal say there's nothing in the stories linking them to an £87m bid for Kylian Mbappe.
The London Evening Standard, external are reporting the Gunners' offer has been rejected by Monaco.
The French champions rejected a £105m bid for the 18-year-old wonderkid from Real Madrid last month.
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Tennis great Margaret Court believes there is a "conspiracy" from the "US gay lobby" to strip her name from one of the Australian Open stadiums.
The 74-year-old has been criticised for her beliefs on same-sex marriage, with 18-time Grand Slam champion Martina Navratilova calling for the Margaret Court Arena to be renamed.
"They have a lot of money behind them," Court told 3AW radio.
Court won 24 Grand Slam titles, 11 in the Open era, which began in 1968.
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Image source, PASome interesting managerial shenanigans on the continent.
Apparently Borussia Dortmund are set to appoint former Rangers and Arsenal full-back Giovanni van Bronckhorst as new coach in the wake of Thomas Tuchel's departure.
Van Bronckhorst led Feyenoord to their first Dutch title since 1999 this season.
Lucien Favre, who guided Nice to a third-place finish in Ligue 1 this season, was also thought to be in the running.
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We need to discuss Alan Pardew's cravat...
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Bill Beaumont
Former England captain and Lions forward on BBC Radio 5 live
I think we've got a good chance but realistically it's one series win ever in 1971.
You're going to the double world champions - albeit they've lost a few of their great players.
Any New Zealand player will not want to be in a side that loses to the Lions.
To win the World Cup is the ultimate goal but beyond that I think beating the Lions is pretty high up there. Rest assured they'll be giving it everything.
Rugby union
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer England second row Ben Kay has been looking back over what went wrong the last time the Lions toured New Zealand.
The Lions lost that series 3-0 with coach Sir Clive Woodward's bloated and divided travelling party coming in for much criticism.
"Reading back through the tour playbook, I was reminded that some of the playing stuff was just so complicated," he told the Times., external
"It contained moves from all four countries that had grown organically over time but were suddenly all thrown in for everyone to learn.
"The players were overloaded with new information and so became hesitant. We were rabbits in the headlights of a well-oiled New Zealand juggernaut.
"In the end, that 2005 tour just reinforced that the Lions concept has to, in some respects, remain rooted in the amateur era. They have to rely on forging bonds and a strong team spirit off the field, implementing a simple game plan on it and trusting in the talent of their players. "