David Wilcock: I once saw ex-Australia bowler and YCCC head coach Jason Gillespie buying milk at Sainsburys in Roundhay, Leeds.

Lee M: Saw Anthony Joshua in Cockfosters, an enormous human being. Saw Adebayor at my son's karate class, also enormous.

Kevin Johnson: At an Air BnB in Lisbon and Julio Caesar lives in the penthouse, saw him in the lobby.

The Roman politician? Blimey.

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Live French Open coverage is happening over here.

Up first on the Chatrier show-court is defending women's champion Garbine Muguruza.

The reaction to Tiger Woods' recent arrest has been "disrespectful and unfair", according to former world number one Martin Kaymer.

Woods, 41, winner of 14 majors, was found "asleep at the wheel" with the engine running when he was arrested on Monday in Florida.

The American said it was because of a reaction to medication.

Kaymer said:, external "Stop being so nasty. Try to help. We all want to see him happier and one day see him play golf again."

Read more here.

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Andrew Grundy Smith: On my run commute home from work I collided with Martin Keown pushing his bike. I felt like Ruud Van Nistelrooy.

Harvey: I used to live next to Paul Parker of QPR, Manchester United and England when I was younger!

Rich Cawser: Saw Gareth Bale at Tesco when at Spurs, and still regularly see Ronnie O'Sullivan chatting to the local chip shop owner.

Tony Edwards: I served Shane Warne and family a McDonalds when he was playing for Hampshire. I have his autograph in my wallet.

More importantly, what did he order?

Juan Martin del Potro has once again shown he's a proper lovely bloke.

The Argentinian former US Open winner consoled opponent Nicolas Almagro after the Spaniard quit their French Open match in tears with a knee injury with the scores level.

Del Potro helped a sobbing Almagro from the court, and said afterwards: "I told him that tennis is important, but health matters more than tennis in this case."

Del Potro will now play Andy Murray in the third round.

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Garbine Muguruza continues the defence of her French Open title today. The fourth seed faces Russian Yulia Putintseva in the first match on Philippe Chatrier court.

Rafael Nadal - the nine-time champion - is on straight after, against Nikoloz Basilashvili of Georgia.

Then defending men's champion Novak Djokovic takes to the clay against the unseeded Diego Schwartzman.

Venus Williams, David Goffin and Caroline Wozniacki are also in action on Friday.

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Wladimir Klitschko has been reflecting on his defeat by Antony Joshua at Wembley last month.

And it is deep stuff.

"I never thought I would say such a thing, but: in defeat, I achieved much greater success than I would have had I won," he writes on LinkedIn.

"The responses that I received and continue to receive after this night of boxing are overwhelming.

"I now understand that success does not necessarily mean achieving a set goal. Instead, success means achieving the best possible result. Sometimes we cannot see beforehand what the best possible result might be."

Cristiano Ronaldo might be partying in the streets of Cardiff this weekend if his Real Madrid side beat Juventus in the Champions League.

So we're asking you to tell us about the famous sports stars you've seen in your hometown...

John B: I saw Scott Sinclair in Glasgow Anniesland Morrisons. Young lad working there nearly fell over on his way to offer assistance.

Ryan Smith: I once saw Rio Ferdinand in Zizzi's in Bromley.

Chris Adams: I once saw a sheepish looking Craig Bellamy waiting for a train at Paddington station.

George Cannings: Mate saw John Barnes in Newcastle,tried saying hi, he didn't notice, so my mate shouted "DAD!" and he turned round in shock.

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1962: In Santiago, police intervened several times in the World Cup game between Chile and Italy, one of the most violent in football history.

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As an old fast bowler, I can tell you that having a proper side strain is like having a red hot poker jammed between your ribs. It seemed that he felt something and knew he had to stop - which was the right thing to do. It's not just a case of strapping them up and saying "on you go".

Here's the full story on Chris Woakes' injury, which has ruled him out of the rest of the Champions Trophy.

England have yet to name a replacement for the seamer.

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The British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand starts tomorrow.

Here are all the fixtures, with all kick-off times at 08:35 BST.

• Saturday, 3 June: Provincial Barbarians v B&I Lions
• Wednesday, 7 June: Blues v B&I Lions
• Saturday, 10 June: Crusaders v B&I Lions
• Tuesday, 13 June: Highlanders v B&I Lions
• Saturday, 17 June: Maori All Blacks v B&I Lions
• Tuesday, 20 June: Chiefs v B&I Lions
• Saturday 24 June: New Zealand v B&I Lions
• Tuesday, 27 June: Hurricanes v B&I Lions
• Saturday, 1 July: New Zealand v B&I Lions
• Saturday, 8 July: New Zealand v B&I Lions

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Ireland's Jared Payne has been ruled out of the opening fixture of the British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand because of a calf strain.

The 31-year-old had been named on the bench for the match against the Provincial Barbarians on 3 June, and his place has been taken by Wasps and England's Elliot Daly.

You'll find full squad details here. We'll be bring you live text updates from Saturday's game on BBC Sport.

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Raheem Sterling! Great spot.

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Chelsea got £150.8m, Sunderland got £93m.

How much did your club get paid in the Premier League this season?

We've got all the details here. Some of the numbers are astonishing.

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Who dumped who then?

Yesterday the British press - us included - were reporting that Manchester United had suddenly realised that that their main striker was a 35-year-old with a serious knee injury and turned their attention from Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann to a more traditional target man.

Today the Spanish outlet COPE , externalis reporting that the real story is that 26-year-old Griezmann has decided not to move after Atletico's transfer ban was upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

The truth is out there.

A scan has confirmed that England seamer Chris Woakes sustained a left side strain in yesterday’s ICC Champions Trophy match against Bangladesh.

Woakes will now miss the rest of the Champions Trophy.

His replacement has not yet been named.

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Manchester United have agreed a fee for their first summer signing according to reports in Portugal.

Benfica's Swedish centre-half Victor Lindelof is apparently on his way for £33m according to Record., external

The 22-year-old defender was heavily linked with United for around a year.

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The British and Irish Lions have been training at the Toll Stadium in Whangarei where they are due to play a Provincial Barbarians side tomorrow at 08:35 BST tomorrow morning.

It has been decidedly soggy for the tourists.

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Leading Sunday Times rugby correspondent Stephen Jones to suggest that the match could even be in doubt.

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Steve Gordon: I went for a coffee in my local Pret and ex football manager Ian Dowie was there for a regional sales meeting with a colleague.

Marcus Ward: Ross Brawn rocked up to a christening in our local church a few years ago

The Reckonist: Once saw Gerard Pique at Salford Services buying a pack of Orange Kit-Kats. (Other chocolate bars are available).

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