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Football
Speaking to 5 live's Jim Taylor, 'Dave' - not his real name - explained why he uses a legally-bought Kodi box to illegally watch Premier League football.
The Premier League said: "Fans should know that these pre-loaded boxes enable pirate broadcasts of Premier League football, and other popular content, and are illegal."
A football fan explains why he watches Premier League football illegally.
Rugby Union
Chris Jones
BBC 5 live rugby union reporter in New Zealand
Saturday's defeat was their first loss at home in seven years - and their first to the British and Irish Lions in 24.
And while they were beaten by Ireland as recently as November, that was in the relative anonymity of the American city of Chicago, not in their own backyard.
The Kiwi public is loyal, but expectant. The All Blacks are meant to win, even with 14 men.
So how have they reacted to defeat?
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Image source, Getty ImagesBritish swimmers Adam Peaty and James Guy have been named in the newly formed Global Association of Professional Swimmers.
The union has 30 members so far and was set up to give swimmers a voice against the sport's governing body, Fina.
It was announced by Hungary's triple Olympic gold medallist Katinka Hosszu, who described planned new rule changes as "destructive".
She said she now expected "Fina will give us a seat at the table".
Cricket
Kent opener Sean Dickson's marathon innings at Beckenham has finally come to an end.
The 25-year-old made the county's second-highest first-class score - falling short of Bill Ashdown's 332 set more than 80 years ago.
He faced 408 balls, hitting 31 fours and three sixes taking Kent to 645-4 against Northants.
Put your feet up for a bit pal!
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
While Arsenal and Chelsea seem to be busy working on deals, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has been left unimpressed by the club's lack of summer transfer dealings.
After United's Europa League final win against Ajax on 24 May, Mourinho said he had given executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward a list of transfer targets.
Senior United figures spoke privately about signing three or four players.
There could be developments later this week, but so far the only new signing has been 22-year-old defender Victor Lindelof from Benfica for £31m.
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Daily Mirror
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea are ready to enter the transfer-market fray.
The Daily Mirror report , externalthat Antonio Conte has landed his first major signing of the summer, with Roma defender Antonio Rudiger to join in a deal worth a potential £36m.
The 24-year-old Germany international is heading to Stamford Bridge despite late interest from Manchester City.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace, who apparently have been put off a deal for Mamadou Sakho by Liverpool's refusal to lower their £30m asking price, have turned their attention to Ajax's Colombian centre-back Davinson Sanchez, 21, according to Sport., external
However Ajax's director of football Marc Overmars told Telesport this morning, external that Sanchez won't leave Amsterdam for less than £35m with Real Madrid, Barcelona and Inter Milan all interested.
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Ross Jacobs ☕️: Got to be the names. Need more franchise names in the Premier Leagues. 'The Spurs Whites', 'The Man City Moneymen', 'The Arsenal Fourths'...
.......sips tea.......
Image source, Getty ImagesBournemouth have signed winger Connor Mahoney on a four-year deal after his contract expired at Blackburn Rovers.
Mahoney, 20, had been expected to join Nottingham Forest but will initially join the Cherries' under-23 squad.
Football
Stand by your keyboards Arsenal fans.
According to the Daily Telegraph's Jason Burt, Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette is incoming and an announcement could be soon.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKent opener Sean Dickson could be on for some records after lunch - the 25-year-old has gone to the interval on 294 not out.
He would become the second Kent batsman to reach a triple century if he gets there - William Ashdown scored two in the 1930s including the county's highest score of 332.
Kevin Pietersen was the last man to score 300 in the County Championship against Leicestershire in 2015, KP went on to make an unbeaten 355.
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Rowing
Image source, Getty ImagesSir Bradley Wiggins is a five-time Olympic cycling champion, but will the 37-year-old's plans to swap his racing bike for a rowing boat see him reach a sixth Games?
The 2012 Tour de France winner retired from cycling in December 2016 and has taken up rowing in the gym to keep fit.
He first raised the idea of switching sports in his 2012 autobiography My Time, and has now outlined his intent to compete at the British Indoor Rowing Championships in December.
"I might be being a bit delusional, but the times suggest I'm not," he said. "I'm going to see how far I can take it. Maybe a sixth Olympic gold?"
But can he do it? We asked three-time Olympic champion Andrew Triggs Hodge for his thoughts on the matter.
Formula 1
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer
Image source, Getty ImagesRobert Kubica is to test again for Renault as he and the team explore whether he could make a comeback to Formula 1 from life-changing injuries.
The 32-year-old Pole has only partial movement in his right arm after a crash in a rally car in February 2011, since when he has not raced on a circuit.
However, he and Renault have maintained contact after an impressive first test back in an F1 car in Valencia in June.
A further test has been scheduled but Renault would not reveal details.
"There is nothing from us whatsoever," a spokesman said when asked about the date and location.
*Edmund 4-6 6-3 3-0 Ward
Boooo...
Sorry Edmund fans and family. Sometimes you have to back the underdog.
But it looks like Alex Ward's adrenaline is wearing off and the man ranked over 800 places above him is demonstrating why...
He is two breaks of serve up in the third set.
But more miraculous things have happened in the past at Wimbledon. Why not this?
Come on Wardy!
Football
Image source, gettyHuddersfield are about to land Derby attacker Tom Ince in an £11m club record move according to the Daily Mirror., external
The 25-year-old, who is the son of former Manchester United and England midfielder Paul, scored 14 goals in 45 appearances in the Championship last season.
Football
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesChampionship club Preston are set to appoint former Norwich and Hamilton boss Alex Neil as their new manager.
Club officials spoke to the Scot, 36, following the departure of Simon Grayson to Sunderland.
Neil has been out of the game since March, when he was sacked by Norwichafter 27 months at Carrow Road.
Previously he had spent two years at Hamilton, guiding the club into the Scottish Premiership in his first full season.
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The end of July is the cut off for anyone wanting to apply to volunteer at next year's multi-sport European Championships in Glasgow.
There are loads of ways you can be part of the event - in media operations, spectator and sport services, travel and transport, cultural liaison and more.
People from all over the UK have already signed up and the organisers are hoping to recruit a total of 3,000 by the end of the month.
Read the full story and find out how to apply here.
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PaulS: The hot tub overlooking Arizona Diamondbacks' Chase Field would go down well on a 'cold, wet Tuesday at Stoke'!
Image source, Getty ImagesI have done some research and it costs between $4,750 and $7,500 per game to hire. (up to about £5796 per game...)
I'm starting a fund. Anyone got a tenner? Shall we will build one at Twickers...?
Wimbledon 2017: Edmund 4-6 A. Ward
Image source, Getty ImagesWow. I bet Kyle Edmund didn't expect this when he walked onto court three just over half an hour ago...
Edmund, ranked 50th in the world is a set down against number 885 and fellow Brit, Alex Ward in the opening round of Wimbledon.
Ward's mother looks absolutely delighted as he wins it 6-4 - there is also an obvious expression of "I can't quite believe it!"...
Well if your mum can't be shocked at how well you are playing, who can?
Football
The 20-year-old winger has joined the Premier League side from Blackburn on a four year deal.
He will initially join the under-23 side but says working with Eddie Howe will be a dream come true.
"To be able to do that day in, day out will get the best out of me".