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On the pitch too. the pfa says concussion protocols are failing to prioritise player safety, after leeds' robin koch left the field following a clash of heads. koch collided with united's scott mctominay in the first half but stayed on the field for almost another 20 minutes. his club say koch passed all of the on—field concussion screening tests, and the player himself tweeted, saying he wanted to support the team for longer yesterday, let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. mark cavendish sprinted to victory on stage two of the tour of the uae in ...

After team gb fell well short of their medal target for beijing. they won just two medals, both in curling, with the women�*s team claiming gold on the final day of the games. they�*d been set a target of three to seven. there were only 15 top—ten finishes from team gb, compared to 17 outside the top 25 orfailing to finish. there orfailing to finish. is there or failing to finish. is lots of potential coming through, there is lots of potential coming through, yes, they did not bring back medals but incredible stories and a drama we all engaged with. we need to be open—minded. yes, this...

There have been serious reservations made over the concussion protocols in rugby union by a former welsh doctor. tomos francis suffered a head injury against england in their last six nations match but has passed the return to play protocols. doctorjohn fairclough says selecting him against france whould put the player at "unnecessary risk of serious harm". his team—mates owen watkin and josh adams have also been cleared to play after suffering blows to the head. we have covered a lot of this on the programme, alex popham, the former welsh player, his experience, the issues around concussion...

The New York Racing Association will welcome members of the Organization of Racing Investigators to Aqueduct for its annual conference

Concussion campaigner and AFL player manager Peter Jess talks about his ongoing campaign in Australia.