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Following David Coleman OBE's death just before Christmas at the age of 87, BBC Sport is to celebrate his life and career in a special documentary to be broadcast tonight.

The legendary broadcaster was the face of BBC Sport for well over a quarter of a century. He was the first presenter of Grandstand and covered 11 Olympic Games and six football World Cups.

In 'The Quite Remarkable David Coleman' there are contributions from the likes of HRH Princess Anne, Lord Coe, Sir Michael Parkinson, Gary Lineker, Sue Barker, Sir Ian Botham and David's own family, who all paint an intimate picture of the man behind the microphone.

Watch the documentary on BBC One tonight at 22:35 BST.

BBC Sport's Nick Hope at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria:

"They've done it! Great Britain's junior boys squad have won European team gold for the fourth time in a row.

"Nile Wilson, Brinn Bevan, Giamni Regini-Moran, Joe Fraser and Gaius Thompson scored a combined 254.094 - after competing on six apparatus - to finish ahead of Russia (252.395) and France (246.402).

"GB's first victory came back in 2008 with a team which included three of the current British men's squad - Dan Keatings, Dan Pruvis and Sam Oldham - so medals at this level is a good indication of success as a senior."

Marcus Trescothick looked at his best as Somerset moved within sight of a convincing victory over Durham in their County Championship meeting at Taunton.

The former England opener was unbeaten on 58 and had been well supported by Johann Myburgh (48 not out) as Somerset reached 112 without loss at the close of day three chasing a target of 248.

A century from Michael Richardson had earlier given Durham hope of pushing for victory themselves but some inspired bowling by Craig Overton (five for 63) limited the champions to 326 in their second innings.

Braden Valles:, external Koke for Spain

HBD:, external Adnan Januzaj.

Football News:, external All eyes will be on Neymar! But we will also see some young talents on show some real wonder kids.

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Gloucester fly-half Freddie Burns is set to join Leicester Tigers, reports Radio Leicester.

Bordeaux have reluctantly given up on appointing Real Madrid assistant manager Zinedine Zidane as their next coach.

Club president Jean-Louis Triaud told radio station RTL: "Unfortunately, things have not worked out for us to recruit Zidane. I can confirm today he will not be the coach of Bordeaux.

"It is his attachment to Real Madrid. You cannot forget that two of his children are in Real Madrid's youth system, that his family is well used to Madrid where they have lived for nearly 11 years. It's a difficult context."

Ben in Edinburgh on text: Teo will be lethal for Colombia. Him and Falcao were Colombia's heroes of qualifying.

Image source, Barcelona FC

Luis Enrique is presented to the Barcelona media, external as the club's new manager for the first time.

Aston Villa midfielder Gary Gardner agrees a new two-year deal to June 2016.

The 21-year-old said: "The manager and other people at the club believe in me and know what I'm capable of. I want to be a big player for the team next season and I'm going to work as hard as I possibly can to demonstrate the potential they see in me."

Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh grew up together, became world-class hockey players together and won Olympic medals together. Nine months ago, they were married. See the story on the BBC Sport website here.

Italian club Verona have placed a £24m price tag on 20-year-old winger Juan Manuel Iturbe, who is thought to be a target for Liverpool. (Daily Express), external

Read more transfer rumours in the second edition of today's gossip column

Ian Poulter is confident of overcoming an injury scare to play in the BMW PGA Championship on Thursday, but admits the rest of the season might have to take priority.

Poulter injured his back in the gym last week and rated his chances of being fit as low as 10% on Wednesday morning, a figure he had revised to 70% following treatment and hitting balls on the range by mid-afternoon.

He said: "My expectations won't be very high, I have to say, but I'd like to play. I'm here, it is Wentworth, it's a big tournament. I think it's important to the tour that I try and play, but I have to be mindful... as long as I can't injure myself any more, that has to take priority."

Image source, Mesut Ozil

Germany and Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil tweets a picture of himself arriving at his national team's World Cup training camp in South Tyrol, Italy.

Bolton will sign midfielder Andy Robinson on a one-year deal when his Southampton deal expires this summer.

Robinson, 21, played for the Trotters development squad while on loan from the Premier League outfit last season.

Crystal Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni will hold talks with chairman Steve Parish over a new contract but at least two rival clubs are thought to be keen on taking the 35-year-old on a free transfer. (Daily Mail), external

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Salvatore Schillaci played in all of Italy's matches at the 1990 World Cup on home soil, scoring goals in six of them and helping Italy reach the semi-finals. Despite his 1990 World Cup form winning him the Golden Ball award and the Golden Shoe, Schillaci never played in a World Cup again.

BBC Sport's Nick Hope at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria:

"The British junior boys squad of Joe Frazer, Giamni Regini-Moran, Nile Wilson, Gaius Thompson and Brinn Bevan are on-course to defend their European team crown.

"After placing third in the standings following the first of six different apparatus, they climbed to top in the second round and remain there at the halfway stage.

"GB, who are looking for their four successive European team title, have 130.131 points, Russia 129.164 and Switzerland 124.397."

John McEnerney:, external If Suarez can carry his PL form into the WCup he'll do damage, Czech midfield will be tough to stop too & of course CR7.

46-0:, external Iniesta, Sturridge, Messi.