Another breaking transfer news klaxon....!

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Jared Payne will undergo further tests on the migraines that ended his British and Irish Lions' tour of New Zealand.

The Irish back was withdrawn from last week's match against Hurricanes after complaining of headaches.

He has stayed in Wellington for further tests while the Lions squad has moved to Queenstown ahead of Saturday's third and final Test against the All Blacks.

Fellow Lion Robbie Henshaw faces a 16-week lay-off with a shoulder injury and could miss Ireland's autumn series.

James Birtles: As seen in the NFL - free soft drinks for designated drivers to stop drink driving.

What a great idea...

BBC Two is now on air with day two action from SW19...

And don't forget you can also watch one of up to 15 live streams here on the BBC Sport website.

First up, Kyle Edmund and Alex Ward on court three.

I am backing the underdog. World number 885. Ward.

Plus it's his Mum's 60th birthday today!

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BBC Sport at Wimbeldon

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Day two sees the bottom half of the men's draw and the top half of the women's draw get under way, with top seed Angelique Kerber opening the show on Centre Court against American Irina Falconi.

With Serena Williams absent, you might think world number one Kerber would be a decent shout for the title, but even the German herself says she is "starting from zero" at Wimbledon after a disappointing year.

The woman in form is third seed Karolina Pliskova, who leads the women's serving charts for 2017 and backs it up with equally thumping, flat groundstrokes. But she's never been past round two in five attempts, so Evgeniya Rodina will feel she has a chance on Court One today.

What are you getting at Tottenham social media team?

The north London club have just marked five years since now-Swansea midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson joined them from Hoffenheim.

Which would be fine, if speculation was not rampant that the 27-year-old Iceland international would be heading back to White Hart Lane.

Spurs fans smell a rat.

Nikul11: Lady Gaga half-time performance at Stoke v. WBA

Matt Vause: Would love see similar investment/coverage of our university sports and from that, drafts into professional leagues.

Darren Lissaman: At a CFL match, when the Calgary Stampeders score a touchdown, a horse runs the length of the pitch. Love to see that at the KP...

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Arsenal hope to complete a £52m deal to sign Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette in time for the France international to take part in their summer tour which departs for Australia on Sunday according to the Daily Telegraph., external

The 26-year-old's arrival could trigger a move for Olivier Giroud to Everton.

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We've got TV coverage on BBC Two, beginning at 11:30 BST, as well as superb commentary from Radio 5 live, which you can listen to using the player at the top of the live page page.

There's also streams from 15 courts available online, on the app and on connected TVs. Which means you can watch the tennis on the move, sneakily or otherwise....

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Many of the papers this morning reported John Terry's interest in managing Chelsea once his playing career ends.

(Don't believe me? Scroll to the start of Sportday today to see a selection of them...)

Terry, 36, joined Championship club Aston Villa on a one-year deal yesterday after leaving the Premier League champions at the end of June.

Terry said: "Do you dream too big? I don't think you can ever dream too big.

"I've always wanted to be the very best and if that's in management, then Chelsea's the one."

The former England captain, who made 717 appearances and won five league titles with Chelsea, added: "That would be incredible but I realise as well you can't go in somewhere like Chelsea as your first job."

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Michael Roche: Be able to have a beer watching the game.

This seems to be a popular one...

George Hall: Refs with microphones. Then we can hear both the reasons for a decision and all the abuse they get.

A nice idea. Should we write a letter?

Pittsy: Hotdogs, pretzels, beer.

Sounds ace but all three would probably cost about the same as the ticket...

Keep your suggestions coming in using #bbcsportsday or text us on 81111

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There is some huge news brewing in the Italian transfer market.

According to the well-connected Gianluca DiMarzio,, external AC Milan have reached an agreement with goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma on a £5m-a-season contract.

The 18-year-old had been linked with big-money moves to both Real Madrid and Paris St Germain, with some Italy fans behind his goal at the under-21 Euros throwing banknotes at him in protest at his perceived greed.

Agent Mino Raiola also got involved.

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BT Sport snapped up sole UK broadcast rights for European football back in November 2013.

Now, they have done the same thing for rugby union. The broadcaster, external will be the only place to watch live Champions Cup and Challenge Cup rugby for four seasons from 2018-19.

Normally Red Bull Leipzig's new kit launch would not attract a lot of attention from English fans.

But the Bundesliga side have left Liverpool midfield target Naby Keita out of their online promo video sparking feverish conspiracy theories from online Reds.

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Shout out to all our American readers out there - many of you may be in bed but never mind.

Us Brits have to admit, you guys do sports events well...

The huge stadiums, the body paint, the t-shirt cannons, the half-time shows, the fireworks...

If you have ever been to any sort of sport, at any level in the States, you will know what I mean. Always a spectacle.

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As it's Independence Day, what "Americanisms" would you like to see introduced to UK sport?

• More televised University and college level sport?
• Big fancy-dress days for fans?
• The "Kiss-Cam?" at Premier League games?!
• Tailgate parties where fans gather for barbecues in the car parks prior to a game?

Send us your suggestions using #bbcsportsday or text us on 81111

Feel free to just tell your stories of attending an American sporting event if you had a great time? We love hearing them and will share the best with the Sportsday readers.

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Dina Asher-Smith hopes to force her way into the selectors' thoughts with a stellar run at Sunday's Anniversary Games after missing out on automatic individual qualification at the British trials last weekend.

Asher-Smith finished sixth in Saturday's 100m in Birmingham after making her comeback from a foot fracture, but will compete over the same distance against Olympic champion Elaine Thompson and world 200m champion Dafne Schippers at London Stadium on Sunday.

"I’ll go out and run as well as I can on Sunday. I am optimistic. I feel I just need races. It’s a big ask to make the team but I know I’ll get faster," she told Metro., external

"I’m very, very grateful just to be back racing so the world championships dream is still very much alive. I hope everyone has faith in me to deliver when it matters."

La Liga side Sevilla added that the move was subject to a medical and the agreement of personal terms.

Iborra, 29, moved to Sevilla from Levante in 2013 and made 172 outings for them, scoring 30 goals, and helped them win three Europa League title.

Leicester City

Spanish club Sevilla say they have agreed a deal to sell midfielder Vicente Iborra to Leicester City.

More to follow...

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BREAKING TRANSFER NEWS KLAXON......

Does it get any better than watching your son in the main draw at Wimbledon, external on your 60th birthday?

Time to find out. British qualifier Alex Ward's mum is on BBC Sport Facebook page live.

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