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England goalkeeper Ben Foster speaking in Miami: "It is my first tournament and it may be my last chance at a World Cup. So I am over the moon.

"Roy Hodgson is fantastic. He is a real people person. He understands footballers aren't machines. He understands we have a personal life."

Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester United are interested in signing 22-year-old Feyenoord defender Stefan de Vrij after he revealed he was ready to leave the Netherlands, reports the Daily Star., external

See BBC Sport's full gossip section here.

The Daily Mail, external reports French champions Paris Saint-Germain have set their sights on Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic, 30, as the Premier League club continue to hesitate on offering the Serb a new contract.

Sky Sports, external report Manchester United defender Michael Keane, 21, wants to stay and fight for his place at the club, despite interest from Blackburn Rovers, where he was on loan last season

Andy Murray progresses into the French Open last eight with a straight sets win over Spain's Fernando Verdasco.

Bambi:, external I think Anything Could Happen by Ellie Goulding describes the World Cup as a whole.

Ryan Murphy:, external Bosnia & Herzegovina: 'Absolute Beginners' - David Bowie.

Sophie L:, external Netherlands: All Falls Down - Kanye West.

What song best represents each country's World Cup hopes? Tweet #footyanthems.

Image source, AFP

Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo waves on arrival at the airport in Lisbon before the squad's departure to the World Cup training camp in America.

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Luis Suarez rejoins Uruguay's World Cup preparations, 11 days after knee cartilage surgery threatened to end the striker's hopes of playing at the Brazil finals.

"He's doing muscle work and treadmill, he's walking without pain," team doctor Alberto Pan told a news conference.

Suarez remains doubtful for Uruguay's opening Group D match against Costa Rica in Fortaleza on 14 June but they hope he will be fit to face England in Sao Paulo on 19 June and Italy in Natal on 24 June.

The Rugby Football League is to investigate allegations that Leeds Rhinos full-back Zak Hardaker made homophobic comments during their Super League defeat by Warrington on Friday.

The incident has been referred to the RFL compliance department, which has begun a formal inquiry.

Meanwhile, Rhinos centre Carl Ablett faces a Grade C charge for kicking in the same game.

Scott Read at BBC Radio Lancashire:

Image source, Getty Images

"Lancashire showed real fight this morning to get themselves back into the game taking Somerset's last seven wickets for 108 runs. Conditions could hardly have been more different to the first day, glorious sunshine on Sunday, replaced by cloudy skies this morning. If that batsman prevailed yesterday the bowlers certainly struck back today.

"The Red Rose tinkering with the team for this match opened up with Alex Davies alongside Horton, Luis Reece has found runs hard to come by so far and will hopefully find some form in the second team this week.

"Davies has a chance to impress in this match, if the wicket-keeper can score runs, then he looks certain to keep his place in the team as a batsman."

The latest allegations to hit the Qatar World Cup could prove the turning point, says BBC sports editor David Bond.

See his views here.

Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg on Twitter:, external "These are shocking allegations about the bidding process for 2022 World Cup. If proven true, FIFA must rerun the contest fairly and openly."

There are growing calls for Qatar to be stripped of the right to hold the World Cup in 2022 after the Sunday Times, external reported that payments of millions of pounds were made to officials who supported the bid.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport, with England in Miami

"The Sunshine State" of Florida is not exactly living up to its name for England so far.

Miamii was hit by a torrential rainstorm last night and another arrived this morning which meant England's players had to train indoors at Barry University as the pitches were temporarily waterlogged.

It is the start of the hurricane season here and this week will play a vital role in England's acclimatisation in the searing heat and humidity of Miami before they head to Rio for the start of the World Cup.

The weather is currently dry but there are more ominous dark clouds overhead. England will hope they do not bring more of the rain we have seen in the few hours.

From BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand:

"More than a session was lost to rain much to the relief of Middlesex, who find themselves in deep trouble at Chester-le-Street.

"Their off colour performance with the ball, that helped Durham to a considerably above par 568-9 declared, was confirmed as the hosts ripped through the visitors' top order in reply.

"Toby Roland-Jones found a more consistent line and length to secure a third consecutive five-wicket return in first-class cricket but the damage had already been done by the scoring rate on the first day."

Lloyd Evans:, external Wales: Dennis Brown - Sitting and Watching.

mina:, external England: The only way is up - Yazz

Jack Knightley:, external Belgium: Shoot to Thrill - ACDC. Will be exciting to see them in action!

What song best represents each country's World Cup hopes? Tweet #footyanthems.

Image source, David de Gea

Spain and Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea on Twitter:, external Just before landing to Washington with Javi Martinez !!

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at the French Open

Andy Murray leads Fernando Verdasco 6-4 7-5 in the French Open last 16, serving much better now, just a question of keeping it going.

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BBC Sport understands that the Dutch FA president Michael Van Praag and the German FA president Wolfgang Niersbach are under consideration by Uefa as potential candidates to stand against Sepp Blatter in the 2015 Fifa presidential election.

Sepp Blatter has in recent months strongly suggested that he will seek a fifth term of office - breaking a promise he made to Uefa's congress in 2011 that this would be his last period as the head of Fifa.

It's thought Mr Blatter will address Fifa's annual congress in São Paulo next week and will make it clear he is willing to take on another four year mandate - but only if it is the will of the governing body's member associations.