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Image source, Getty ImagesConfirmation from Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish that 47-year-old ex-Netherlands international Frank de Boer, the former Ajax and Inter boss, will be the next manager of the Eagles.
De Boer has signed a three-year contract. Will he be there in 2020? Give us your thoughts on the appointment at #bbcsportsday
Meanwhile in France...
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Claudio Ranieri has given his first news conference as Nantes manager.
This is your five minute warning.
Crystal Palace are expected to announce Frank de Boer as their new manager at 14:00 BST.
You can follow the news conference live with us.
Cricket
Staying with the Championship and here's one for you old timers out there...
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Cricket
It's the first ever round of pink ball day/night matches in the Championship and they won't need those floodlights on for a while at Hove by the look of it. Play is expected to go on until around 22:00 BST at some grounds around the country.
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Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Wimbledon qualifying
It's like we're back at Wimbledon 2016 - Marcus Willis might look like the unlikeliest of tennis players, but stick him on a grass court and he's a nightmarish opponent. Serving and volleying at every opportunity, slicing his returns and finding angles all around the net, he leads Andrej Martin 7-5.
Football
BBC Radio 5 live
Senior football reporter Ian Dennis will be in the commentary box with Terry Butcher for tomorrow's European Under-21 Championship semi-final between England and Germany, a match which kicks off at 17:00 BST on Tuesday and which you can hear live on the BBC website and BBC App. Here he is now with a look ahead to the match.
England U21s train ahead of their EURO semi-final against Germany
Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Wimbledon qualifying
Maria Sharapova was supposed to be the big draw christening Roehampton's new show court, instead it is Marcus Willis. The crowd has packed in to see if he can repeat last year's miracle run, but the chances are slim - he is ranked 387, Andrej Martin is ranked 146. And that's just round one of qualifying. It's a long road back to Centre Court and Roger Federer.
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West Indies have not had a good time of it in their opening match at the Women's World Cup, all out for 204 with 13 deliveries unused against Australia at Taunton. Hayley Matthews top-scored for the Windies with 46 from 63 balls but only four players reached double figures, extras chipping in with 15 to help the score above 200.
Australian golden girl Ellyse Perry was once again the pick of the bowlers with 3-47.
You can hear how the Australian reply goes later this afternoon from Taunton on 5 live sports extra.
The Brazil left-back is rumoured to be moving to Chelsea, here is what the Premier League champions would get...
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Tennis
All over for Britain's Naomi Broady in the Eastbourne tournament. The British number two, ranked 108 in the world, lost the deciding set 6-1 to world number 44 Czech Kristyna Pliskova, twin sister of world number three Karolina.
F1
BBC Radio 5 live
We told you it had created some intrigue and starting at 13:30 BST on BBC Radio 5 live there will be a discussion about Lewis Hamilton's set-to with Sebastian Vettel at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Former McLaren driver John Watson and 5 live F1 reporter Jennie Gow will give their thoughts.
Cricket
Lauren Winfield will again miss out for England when they face Pakistan in Leicester tomorrow, a match you can hear live on 5 live sports extra, with live text commentary on the BBC website.
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova has pulled out of Eastbourne with an abdominal injury.
The Czech won the Aegon Classic in Birmingham on Sunday, her second tournament since she was stabbed by an intruder at her home in December.
Victory moved the 27-year-old, who returned to action in May, up to 12th in the world rankings.
Kvitova is one of the favourites for Wimbledon, where she won the title in 2011 and 2014.
Tennis
American Donald Young was feeling the pressure from Britain's Kyle Edmund and he lashed out at his team (including his mother) after dropping the second set.
"Let me hear you. Let me hear you now or go away!" he shouted.
But the motivation tactic obviously worked because he has taken the deciding set 6-3 to complete victory in an hour and 55 minutes.
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Tottenham hitman Harry Kane is wanted by Manchester United but the golden boot winner for the last two seasons is not thinking about that, just his golf.
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...until the worst kept secret in football is revealed.
Football
Image source, SNSBBC Scotland learns that Hibernian have joined Hearts in the race to sign former Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty.
Tennis
From Roehampton to Eastbourne and Britain's Naomi Broady has taken the second set after a gruelling 16-point tie break against world number 44 Kristyna Pliskova. It's one set all on Court One and we have another deciding set.
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Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Wimbledon qualifying
We have a British winner early on day one, and it could be significant - 18-year-old Jay Clarke from Derby is on the rise, so much so he was invited along with the British Davis Cup team and then by Andy Murray to practice at the French Open.
The teenager has beaten El Salvador's Marcelo Arevalo 6-3 6-4 in the first round.
"The first few times you step on court with them, it's a big thing," says Clarke. "But you do get used to it. I'm just taking it day by day here because a lot can happen."
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