OSCAR Pistorius, looking very skinny, gets in his first track training since the killing of his girlfriend and the Young Socceroos get rolled. Cycling - The dirty past of the Tour de France has come back to haunt the 100th edition of cycling's showcase race, with Lance Armstrong telling a newspaper he couldn't have won without doping. The sport of cycling was rocked when cancer survivor Lance Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned for life by cycling's governing body. Tour de France teams, route info & results Now seemingly prepared to let bygones be bygones, Armstrong told Le Monde that he still considers himself the record-holder for Tour victories, even though all seven of his titles were stripped from him last year for doping. Read more from the scathing interview here now! Tennis - Bernard Tomic and Sam Stosur have been given centre court status for vital third-round Wimbledon matches tonight. The pair have been given the honour on a day traditionally used to salute sporting and entertainment greats in the Royal Box on centre court. Sam Stosur breaks out her trademark All-The-Single-Ladies finger during her 6-2 6-2 demolotion of Russia's Olga Puchkova. Tomic faces Frenchman Richard Gasquet in the opening match on the world's most famous court before Stosur takes on German Sabine Lisicki. Andy Murray keeps his dream of a grand slam win on home soil alive, crushing Tommy Robredo in round three at Wimbledon. Latest news from Wimbledon Athletics - A bearded and very skinny Oscar Pistorius was "overcome with emotion" as he pulled on his carbon fibre running blades for his first track training since the killing of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. With a short beard and a blue hooded Nike sports top, the lean-looking double-amputee Olympian did some light jogging at his first formal session in around five months overnight. He then described his return as "bittersweet" to his agent, Peet van Zyl. Football - Turkey has snatched away Australia's Under-20 World Cup chance with a 2-1 win in their final Group C match this morning. Turkey midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu scored Turkey's first goal and then Okay Yokuslu added a 20m chip over Aussie goalkeeper Paul Izzo after Jamie Maclaren had given Australia the lead in the 52nd minute. This is the fourth straight time the Young Socceroos have failed to go beyond the group stage. F1 - Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg topped the afternoon practice session on a rapidly drying track ahead of Sunday's British Grand Prix. The Monaco Grand Prix winner demonstrated the impressive one-lap pace of the Mercedes, setting a 1.32.248 - enough to put him ahead of both Red Bulls, three tenths up on second-placed Mark Webber. Mercedes' German driver Nico Rosberg tears it up on the track.