That Men's -63kg semi-final went at a million miles an hour there...

Bradly Sinden, making his first senior appearance at a World Championships,was chasing the whole way but the Brit had the fight of his life to come back to within just nine points.

The referee is got a little happy with his penalty points and they seemed to go Sinden's way...

After an incredibly frantaic and intense fight, it ended 43-29. A ridiculously high score...

Sinden takes bronze back from Muju - the 18-year-old should be delighted.

Gary Pallister (football) 52 - (pictured) former Manchester United, Middlesbrough and England defender, born 1965.

Mike Tyson (boxing) 51 - former world heavyweight champion, born 1966.

David Busst (football) 50 - former Coventry defender who was forced to retire after horrifically breaking his leg against Manchester United in 1996, born 1967.

Sanath Jayasuriya (cricket) 48 - former Sri Lankan batsman and captain who also played for Somerset, born 1969.

Ralf Schumacher (motor racing) 42 - German ex-Formula One star who is the younger brother of seven-time world champion Michael, born 1975.

Ryan ten Doeschate (cricket) 37 - Essex's Dutch all-rounder, born 1980.

Michael Phelps (swimming) 32 - American swimmer and most decorated Olympian of all-time with 28 medals, including 23 golds, born 1985.

Tom Davies (football) 19 - Everton midfielder, born 1998.

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According to The Mirror,, externalLiverpool are ready to bid for RB Leipzig's £70m-rated Guinea midfielder Naby Keita, 22.

However, local paper, The Liverpool Echo, external say the Reds will not prioritise Keita over Arsenal and England midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and hope to acquire both players.

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The EFL will announce the Premier League and Championship clubs that will enter next season's Checkatrade Trophy at 11:00 BST.

Of the 'big six', only Chelsea competed in last season's tournament.

It is anticipated the line-up will be stronger in 2017-18, with Manchester City amongst those who will compete.

Sixteen Under-21 teams with category A academies will compete on an invitation basis, joining the 48 League One and Two clubs, who enter automatically.

Manchester United have turned down the invitation.

Britain's next hopeful Bradly Sinden is underway against China's Zhao but will need to fight back from a 6-2 deficit after the opening round...

Two to go...

You can watch now on the BBC Red Button or on this live page...

Thoughts from Bournemouth's Nathan Ake after he completed a club record transfer from Chelsea. Ake made 12 appearances for the Cherries on loan last term.

"I had a great time here last season so I'm really happy to be back," he says. "It's an exciting challenge. Chelsea is a great club and I learned so much there but this is a new step and the right place for me to develop even more."

Among the many items in today's BBC Sport Gossip Column, Real Madrid could make a high profile double signing in the form of Chelsea's Eden Hazard and highly-rated Monaco and France teenage striker Kylian Mbappe, while Liverpool are ready to bid for RB Leipzig's £70m-rated Guinea midfielder Naby Keita, but still also want Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

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Some breaking Taekwondo news for you now...

Britain's double Olympic champion Jade Jones has lost 14-8 to Ah-Reum Lee in the semi-finals at the World Taekwondo Championships.

She misses out on completing the set of major gold medals, (she holds the Olympic, European and Commonwealth titles), but takes away a bronze from South Korea.

We will bring you her reaction when we can...

The Sun

Venus Williams makes the front page of The Sun, having reportedly been involved in a car crash that led to the death of a 78-year-old man.

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The Daily Telegraph

Build-up to tomorrow's second Test in Wellington as the British & Irish Lions attempt to level the three-match series with the New Zealand All Blacks.

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The Times

The Times, external has an exclusive regarding the Ladies European Tour, with fears the organisation is on the brink of collapse after the cancellation of five tournaments this season and the release of worrying financial figures.

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The Guardian

Strong stuff in the Guardian, external as former Tottenham and England defender Steven Caulker reveals how problems with gambling and alcohol made him contemplate suicide.

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Daily Mirror

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Bournemouth sent a strong clue as to who might be the subject of some news, before confirming the deal in the last few moments.

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But hold fire, before we look at the papers, let's start with a confirmed signing, Chelsea defender Nathan Ake has joined Bournemouth for a club record fee, believed to be £20m.

The 22-year-old has signed a "long term" deal, which is also been widely reported to include a buy-back clause for Chelsea.

Ake spent the start of last season on loan with Bournemouth but was recalled by Chelsea in the January transfer window. He recently earned his first international cap for the Netherlands.