Summary

  • It would 'mean a lot' to become world number one again, Federer tells BBC

  • Olivia Breen wins T38 long jump gold at World Para-athletics Championships

  • Arsenal fear missing out on key target Lemar

  • Former England keeper Robinson retires

  • Cricket: England thrashed by 340 runs as South Africa win second Test

  • Liverpool to host 2017 BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards

  • Get involved: Your sporting records - #bbcsportsday

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston and Alan Jewell

  1. Klopp determined about targets

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    Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is determined to sign his top targets ahead of the new season.

    The Reds have already recruited winger Mohamed Salah from AS Roma and striker Dominic Solanke, whose contract expired at Chelsea.

    Klopp also wants to sign RB Leipzig midfielder Naby Keita. "We pretty much have all you need. But at the end it is still business," Klopp said.

    "You go out and see the car that you have been dreaming about your whole life... you say 'here is the money' but they say to you 'I don't want to sell the car'. You say 'but I have got the money' but they say 'I don't want to sell'. "They say 'go for another car in another colour' but you say 'that's okay but I want this'. Things like this happen in life, not only football."

  2. What can tennis do for you?

    #GetInspired

    Have you been inspired by the tennis you've seen at Wimbledon over the past two weeks?

    Why not see what the power of what getting into tennis can do.....

    'Tennis saved my life'

    And if you want to find out about how to get into tennis yourself, take a look at the BBC Get Inspired guide

  3. Morata 'to snub Chelsea for AC Milan'

    Latest gossip

    Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata is likely to turn down a move to Premier League champions Chelsea for Italian giants AC Milan, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

    Apparently Milan will offer the 24-year-old Spaniard a 10 million euro annual salary to make him the highest paid player in Serie A.

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  4. 'Leave Sanchez alone'

    Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez should be left alone to decide his future, captain Per Mertesacker says.

    Speculation continues about the Chilean's future plans. Sanchez, who was Arsenal's top scorer last season with 24 league goals in 38 matches, is entering the final year of his contract and is yet to sign a new deal.

    "He needs a break now," defender Mertesacker told reporters during the club's pre-season tour in Shanghai, where the Gunners are on pre-season tour.

    "He needs to relax. He has done a lot for us. He played almost every game last season and then the Confederations Cup."

    Arsenal play Bayern Munich in a friendly on Wednesday (12:20 BST) in Shanghai.

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  5. Peacock 'strong', says former coach

    Sam Edwards
    BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

    The ex-coach of Cambridgeshire running champion Jonnie Peacock called his win at the World Para-athletics "absolutely awesome".

    The 24-year-old took to the track in London last night, winning the T44 100m final in 10.75 seconds.

    Hayley Ginn said he "did what he needed to do".

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    "He was strong. He was obviously put under pressure right up to 50, 60 metres and then pulled back away," she said.

    "Things were pretty tense, but he did what he needed to do and that's what counts.

    "He's worked hard on his upright running compared to a lot of the field.

    "He's a lot stronger than he used to be and he's grown into a man."

  6. GB top of the medal table

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    What a fantastic World Para-athletics Championships Great Britain are having.

    The hosts top the medal table with eight golds after three days of competition at London Stadium.

    On Sunday, Jonnie Peacock stormed to victory in the T44 100m final - the 24-year-old two-time Paralympic champion finishing in 10.75 seconds for his second world title.

    Day four action starts at 10:30 BST. Later Hannah Cockroft will seek a second gold as she goes alongside Carly Tait in the T42 100m (19:50 BST) and Richard Whitehead competes for a second medal in the T42 100m, an event he won silver in at Rio (20:00 BST).

  7. Get Involved - your sporting records

    #bbcsportsday

    Following Roger Federer's record-breaking Wimbledon win and Lewis Hamilton's record-equalling British Grand Prix victory, we want to hear about the sporting records that make you proud...

    AJ: Bowled a four-wicket-maiden recently. Hat-trick off first three and one on fifth. Would've got six in six had the keeper not dropped fourth and sixth.

    Taz: In a football game, made a defensive error to concede early. made up for it with two unlikely goals. Was very proud.

    Tweet #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or head to the BBC Sport Facebook page.

  8. Lucas close to Lazio move

    Liverpool's Lucas Leiva has landed in Rome ahead of a move to Lazio.

    The Brazilian midfielder has been given permission to speak to the Serie A club about a £5m move to Italy.

    Lazio posted pictures on social media on Monday of Lucas undergoing a medical.

    Lazio finished fifth in the table in 2016-17 and will play in the Europa League group stage in 2017-18.

  9. Maccarone ready to roar

    Former Middlesbrough and Italy striker Massimo Maccarone, 37, has joined Brisbane Roar as their marquee player for the next A-League season, the Australian club has announced.

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  10. Title battle 'super-exciting'

    British Grand Prix

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    What a day for Lewis Hamilton at Silverstone.

    Hamilton says he "did not expect to come away only one point behind" as Sebastian Vettel's late puncture dropped the Ferrari driver from fourth to seventh.

    But the Mercedes driver said it would be premature to call his British Grand Prix win a key moment of the season.

    "It's difficult to ever say it's a turning point," he added. "Ultimately, there's constantly turns and the pendulum goes back and forth.

    "Obviously the pendulum swung a little bit this weekend and I think that's only good for F1. It's only good for the fans, probably super-exciting for them to see the close battle that we're continuing to have."

    Vettel said: "There is no reason to panic or to worry, but for sure we need to be aware."

  11. Reds in orange

    Liverpool's new third kit has been revealed...and it has a touch of Dutch influence to it.

    .@LFC

  12. Liverpool to host 2017 SPOTY awards

    Sports Personality of the Year

    Sports Personality of the Year 2016

    The 2017 BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony will be held at Liverpool's Echo Arena on Sunday, 17 December.

    It is the second time the event has been staged in the city after the same venue was host in 2008.

    Gary Lineker, Clare Balding and Gabby Logan will host in front of an audience of nearly 11,000.

    Britain's world number one tennis player Andy Murray has won the main prize in three of the past four years, while other former winners include Bobby Moore, Sir Henry Cooper, Virginia Wade and Daley Thompson, plus Princess Anne and daughter Zara Phillips.

    Ticket details for this year's event will be announced later in the year.

  13. Get Involved - your sporting records

    #bbcsportsday

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    Quite a weekend for sporting milestones. Some fella called Roger won an eighth men's singles title at Wimbledon - the most of all time - while Lewis Hamilton's fifth victory in the British Grand Prix took him alongside Alain Prost and Jim Clark for most wins in the race.

    Now you might not be able to compete with that but we want to hear about your sporting records - what is your proudest achievement?

    Serve four consecutive aces at your local tennis club? Take a hat-trick on the cricket field? A run of clean sheets in footy? Break four or five hours for a marathon? Break par at your local municipal golf course?

    Tweet your sporting records to #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or head to the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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  14. Hart close to Hammers loan

    Will Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart complete a season-long loan move to West Ham later?

    The 30-year-old is having a medical with the Hammers after being told he can find another club by City boss Pep Guardiola after spending last season at Torino.

    It is anticipated City will fund part of Hart's wages and the agreement will include an option for West Ham to buy him.

    Hart's City contract is not set to expire until 2019.

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  15. Hamilton 'proud to be up with greats'

    British Grand Prix

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    Lewis Hamilton says he is "proud" to have joined Alain Prost and Jim Clark as the record holder for most British Grand Prix wins after his fifth win at Silverstone on Sunday.

    The victory also moved the Briton within one point of leader Sebastian Vettel at the top of the drivers' standings at the halfway point of the season. A tasty title battle just got even more exciting.

    He said: "It has taken me a long time to get there but I am so proud to be up there with the greats.

    "Still a long, long way to go, so new heights hopefully will be set."

    Read more here.

  16. Reading's Al Habsi joins Al Hilal

    We have our first transfer of the day.

    Reading goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi has signed a three-year contract with Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal, the two-times Asian champions have announced.

    The former Wigan man turned out for Reading in the Championship play-off final against Huddersfield at Wembley in May. Huddersfield won 4-3 on penalties.

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  17. 'A combination of all emotions'

    Marin Cilic says a blister on his left foot prevented him from playing his best against Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final.

    The Croat broke down in tears during a changeover.

    "Fluid just came down under my callus in the foot," he added. "It was just emotionally that I knew on such a big day that I'm unable to play my best tennis, in physical, and in every single way.

    "That was just a little bit combination of all emotions because I know how much it took for me to get here."

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  18. 'Wimbledon my favourite'

    Roger Federer says he always believed he could win Wimbledon again, after ending a five-year wait for his eighth title with victory over Marin Cilic.

    The Swiss, 35, won 6-3 6-1 6-4 to become the most successful man in Wimbledon singles history, and claim a 19th Grand Slam title.

    Federer's previous triumph at the All England Club was in 2012, and he has since lost in the 2014 and 2015 finals.

    "It's special, Wimbledon was always my favourite tournament," he adds.

    Watch Federer's winning moment

  19. Lemar to Arsenal off?

    David Ornstein
    BBC Sport

    Arsenal are growing less optimistic of signing the Monaco winger Thomas Lemar. The France international is a key target and they are still trying to bring him to the Emirates Stadium.

    But further departures from Monaco - midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko to Chelsea and the likely exit of left-back Benjamin Mendy - mean a deal for Lemar is looking increasingly difficult.

    Arsenal's intention remains to keep last season's top scorer Alexis Sanchez, despite the Chilean going into the final year of his contracted and reportedly keen to leave.

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  20. Van Dijk to Liverpool back on?

    Will we see any major football transfers today?

    Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk, 26, could still become a £60m Liverpool player this summer, after insisting he will only move to Anfield.

    This story and much, much more features in Monday's Gossip.

    Read more here.

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