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Hal Robson-Kanu has signed a new contract that will keep him at West Brom until 2020.

The 28-year-old forward told the Baggies website: "I’m delighted because it’s an opportunity to build on the good work we did last season and now I’m just looking forward to the new one,” said Hal, as he took a breather from this week’s pre-season training in Austria.

"It was an easy decision. I’ve enjoyed my time here playing under Tony Pulis. It was a strong season and I want to build on the good work and contribute to a more successful future."

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Australian Bernard Tomic has been fined $15,000 (£11,585) after post-match comments saying he had been "bored" during his first round exit from Wimbledon and had faked injury.

The International Tennis Federation also handed Russian Daniil Medvedev three fines, totalling $14,500, after he threw coins at an umpire following his defeat on Wednesday.

Tomic had said: "It was definitely a mental issue out there. Wasn't mentally and physically there to perform. I don't know why, but, you know, I felt a little bit bored out there to be completely honest with you."

The wife of Mark Cavendish has revealed online trolls have wished their children "get cancer and die in pain" after his exit from the Tour de France.

Cavendish, 32, broke his shoulder after colliding with Peter Sagan, who was disqualified from the Tour on Tuesday.

His wife, Peta, has highlighted comments posted next to a video of her son, while Cavendish has since asked for "vile" social media abuse to end.

Cavendish has also received tweets wishing him "serious injury".

2008: Rafael Nadal won the Wimbledon singles title for the first time, beating Roger Federer 6-4 6-4 6-7 (5/7) 6-7 (8/10) 9-7 in a classic final on Centre Court.

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Rickie Lambert has left Cardiff City after his contract was terminated by mutual consent.

The striker scored four goals in 13 league starts after he joined from Premier League side West Brom on transfer deadline day last summer.

The last of the 35-year-old's four Cardiff goals came in a 3-1 defeat at Aston Villa on 26 November.

Cardiff manager Neil Warnock recently said that Lambert would struggle for game time next season.

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According to Bleacher Report,, external the Merseyside club will have to pay £40m for Swansea's 27-year-old midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson and will have to compete with Leicester City for his signature.

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Manchester United have agreed a fee of around £75m with Everton for striker Romelu Lukaku, senior club sources have told the BBC.

The 24-year-old Belgium international scored 25 Premier League goals last season.

United, who have been chasing Lukaku for most of the summer, will not now be pursuing their interest in Real Madrid's Alvaro Morata.

Everton sources say no deal or agreement has been reached.

The move for Lukaku is not connected to talks aimed at taking Unitedforward Wayne Rooney to Everton.

If you have just joined us on your lunch break, hi! And let me bring you up to speed with today's biggest transfer news...

Can you believe it's gone 1pm already?

That means it's time for some Centre Court action at Wimbledon.

You can watch Britain's Kyle Edmund take on the man Pat Cash describes as "a bit nuts", Gael Monfils on BBC Two or via this here link...

Britain's Chris Froome starts today's fifth stage of the Tour de France in the leader's yellow jersey having leapfrogged Team Sky team-mate Geraint Thomas yesterday.

You can follow all the action here.

Let's have an injury-free stage today lads....

You may have heard about the drama earlier in the week with World Champion Peter Sagan being disqualified after appearing to elbow Mark Cavendish off his bike during the sprint finish.

Sagan has just tweeted a public apology (of-sorts) to Cavendish...

The British rider says he has "no personal feelings" towards Peter Sagan

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Arsenal's opening Premier League 2017-18 fixture against Leicester has been moved to 19:45 BST Friday, 11 August.

Other fixture changes for the opening weekend:

Saturday, 12 August:

Watford v Liverpool 12:30 BST

Brighton v Man City 17:30 BST

Sunday, 13 August:

Newcastle v Tottenham 13:30 BST

Man Utd v West Ham 16:00 BST

Leicester City

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Leicester have signed 29-year-old Spanish midfielder Vicente Iborra for an undisclosed fee.

He told the club website: "I’m very happy to be here with Leicester City and I’m looking forward to experiencing the Premier League with my new team-mates next season.

"Everything about this club seems good and it’s been great to meet my new team-mates. I’ve already spoken with them about the city and the club so I can’t wait to get started."

Sam Kier: Bad day to be a Chelsea fan - two of their most exciting youth prospects to leave and main transfer target going to a rival.

Alvanescu: So Lukaku is going for £75m. The transfer market is going bonkers.

Mylo: Not my money. As long as he does his job, who cares? Money irrelevant in football. But for those that care, £50m is now cheap.

Somewhere down the line Mylo, it will probably be 'your' money...

Back to more of your reaction to Manchester United agreeing a deal with Everton for Romelu Lukaku worth £75m...

He posted this picture yesterday on his Instagram with a new potential team-mate, Paul Pogba...

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Rangers target Norwich City midfielder Graham Dorrans is having a medical at Glasgow's Ross Hall Hospital.

The Ibrox club had two bids rejected by the Canaries for the 30-year-old Scotland international but appear to have reached an agreement.

His signing would be a boost to Rangers following the Europa League qualifying defeat by Progres Niederkorn.

Rangers manager Pedro Caxinha has signed eight players over the summer ahead of the new Premiership season.

New England Test captain Joe Root is at the crease early on at Lord's after the dismissals of Alastair Cook (see video below) and Keaton Jennings. England are currently 48-2 after winning the toss and opting to bat first. Follow the action here.

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Those watching ITV's anthropological version of Planet Earth, aka Love Island, might have noticed an athlete by the name of Theo joined the housemates.

This Theo is 400m runner Theo Campbell. The 25-year-old sprinter reached the 400m final at the British Athletics World Championships Team Trials in Birmingham last weekend.

He also appeared for Great Britain's 4x400m relay team at this year’s IAAF World Relays in the Bahamas.

However, according to the Mirror, the 6ft 5in sprinter did not tell British Athletics he would be entering Love Island.

"British Athletics was unaware of Theo Campbell’s participation in this reality TV show.

"With the IAAF World Championships in London just a month away, we would expect all those in contention for selection to be 100% focused on their training and preparations to compete against the world’s best athletes."

Before I post the next story, I want to make something clear.

I don't watch Love Island....

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Team GB’s men’s 4x400m relay team will finally be awarded their overdue Olympic bronze medals from Beijing at the Anniversary Games in London this weekend.

The team moved up from fourth to third after Russia's Denis Alekseyev failed a drugs test when his sample was retested.

Team member Martyn Rooney, 30, told BBC Radio 5 live last month: "I don't want to be distracted. I need to go to the World Championships and focus on that, so if we could get it done at the Diamond League, I'd love that.

"There's no way of getting back to Beijing and doing it that way, but if we can go to an Olympic stadium and be in front of a British crowd, that would be amazing.

"But whatever happens, whenever it happens, I just can't wait to get on that podium."