Tuesday Lunch Sport

Salah Not Seeking "Crazy Stuff" Contract; Brenford v Southampton Tonight; Djokovic's Travel Declarion Doubt!

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah insists he is not asking for "crazy stuff" but wants to be appreciated in his new contract.

The Egypt international has less than 18 months remaining on his current deal and has reiterated whether he stays or goes remains in the hands of the club.

Reports have claimed Salah is looking for a weekly salary of more than £300,000

In the Premier League tonight, Brentford play Southampton

A win will lift them into the top half of the table.

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The first of today's Africa Cup of Nations matches is underway since 1pm.

Algeria play Sierra Leone.

At 4pm, it's Nigeria versus Egypt.

Then at 7, Sudan play Guinea Bissau.

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Peter O'Mahony will be available for Munster for their Champions Cup game against Castres on Friday.

The captain has returned to training after missing the win over Ulster last weekend.

Jean Kleyn is also back with the squad, having sustained a knee injury against Connacht on New Year's Day.

Damien De Allende's availability will be determined later in the week as he deals with an abdominal issue.

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All Ireland champions Tyrone continue their McKenna Cup campaign tonight against Cavan in Kingspan Breffni.

Down play Antrim in Newry.

In Munster's McGrath Cup, Cork play Waterford at Páirc Uí Rinn.

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The ATP Tour says the events surrounding Novak Djokovic's participation at the Australian Open tennis have been "damaging on all fronts".

Attention has now turned to Djokovic's travel declaration form, which says he didn't visit another country before going to Australia.

Some reports suggest he travelled to Melbourne via Spain.

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Seven-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan begins his Masters campaign around now against Jack Lisowski.

This evening, Mark Selby plays Stephen Maguire.