Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists he is not concerned who his side draw in the Champions League semi-finals after Demba Ba's late goal secured their place in the last four.

He said: "If the quarter-finals had eight fantastic teams, imagine the four that are going to reach the semi-finals. A big opponent is waiting for us but it doesn't matter who."

The first legs of the semi-finals are to be played on 22-23 April and the second legs on 29-30 April.

We have the Champions League semi-final draw coming up at 11:00 BST with Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid all waiting to hear their fate.

What would be the best draw for Chelsea and who do you think will win the final of the Champions League which takes place on Saturday 24 May in Lisbon?

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has been named Premier League Manager of the Month for March.

He guided his side to five wins out of five in the month and wins the award for the second time after also triumphing in August 2013.

Reds captain Steven Gerrard and striker Luis Suarez have been jointly named Player of the Month after they combined for 10 goals in their side's unbeaten run during the month.

South African athlete Oscar Pistorius is being cross-examined for a third day at his murder trial in Pretoria.

The 27-year-old admits killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp but denies murder, saying it was an accident.

You can follow the latest from the trial on the BBC News website.

Castleford's Australian winger Justin Carney has ended speculation over his future by signing a new five-year contract.

The 25-year-old winger, who has scored 31 tries in 28 games since joining the Tigers from Sydney Roosters before the start of last season, was out of contract this year and had attracted interest from both Super League rivals and the NRL.

"I've worked really hard over the years to try and get a lengthy deal and it's paid off now because I'm really happy here and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else - I just love it here."

Chelsea secured their place in the last four of the Champions League after their dramatic away goals success over Paris St Germain but how did the other three teams book their spots in this morning's draw?

Holders Bayern Munich beat Manchester United 4-2 on aggregate after the sides played out a 1-1 draw in the first leg at Old Trafford. But goals from Mario Mandzukic, Thomas Muller and Arjen Robben sent Pep Guardiola's side through.

Real Madrid held off a fightback from Borussia Dortmund to go through. Leading 3-0 after the first leg, Real's Angel Di Maria saw his penalty saved and two goals from Marco Reus put the Germans close to forcing extra-time but Real held on.

And Koke was the hero for Atletico Madrid as his early goal sealed a 2-1 aggregate win over Spanish rivals Barcelona.

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Manager Uwe Rosler faces a decision over who to select as his goalkeeper for Wigan's FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal at Wembley.

Scott Carson was recalled in the midweek loss to Millwall and started in the quarter-final win over Manchester City, but is not certain of getting the nod ahead of Rosler's usual first choice, Ali Al Habsi.

But Ben Watson (broken leg), Chris McCann (knee) and Roger Espinoza (hernia) are all sidelined, while Rob Kiernan and Martyn Waghorn are cup-tied.

However, loanees Nicky Maynard, Josh McEachran, Nick Powell and Jack Collison are all eligible for the holders while James Perch, Callum McManaman and Jordi Gomez are likely to come back in.

The draw for the semi-finals of the Europa League will also be made on Friday morning with Sevilla, Valencia, Benfica and Juventus the four teams still left in the competition.

Chelsea will discover their Champions League semi-final opponents when the draw is made at 11:00 BST in Switzerland.

Jose Mourinho's side reached the last four after a thrilling aggregate win over Paris St-Germain, thanks to Demba Ba's late goal on Tuesday night at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea will face either Bayern Munich, Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid in the last four.

If you missed the action from Thursday's opening round of the US Masters, you can catch up on the highlights on the BBC Sport website from 09:00 BST.

American Bill Haas leads the way but Adam Scott, Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen are his nearest challengers and Rory McIlroy is well in contention as well.

But Phil Mickelson, Luke Donald, Ian Poulter and Justin Rose were among those to struggle.

The second round gets underway at Augusta at 12:45 BST.

Cardiff City have asked the Premier League to investigate an alleged leaking of their team to Crystal Palace before last week's match in Cardiff which Palace won 3-0.

The Bluebirds have accused Palace of getting the team by unethical means.

Palace beat Cardiff 3-0 last Saturday, a result which leaves Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men 19th place in the table, six points from safety.

BBC Wales Sport understands Cardiff claim Palace knew their line-up 24 hours before the game.

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Former British cyclist and cycling journalist Michael Hutchinson told BBC Radio 5 live that this was a key time for the sport.

"It's potentially the Alex Ferguson moment isn't it? It's a big deal because Sir Dave Brailsford is the man who built the system. It's a job very much of his own invention," he said.

"He built the system, he designed the systems. He designed the interactions. He put the whole thing together and he is a man it very much depended on.

"On the other hand the last world championships a few weeks ago [were] the least successful world championships that the British team has had for a while. There has certainly been speculation in and around the team that perhaps Dave was spreading himself too thin, so in that way it's not a surprise. The question really is how they replace him."

British Cycling performance director Sir Dave Brailsford has confirmed a report in the Guardian newspaper, external that he is to leave his role with the team.

The 50-year-old, who was a key part of Britain's track cycling success at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, holds a similar position with pro-cycling outfit Team Sky and missed last month's Track Cycling World Championships to focus on that role.

Some of the stories from Friday's football gossip column:

France international left-back Patrice Evra, 32, is one of 10 players set to be shipped out of Old Trafford this summer as manager David Moyes rebuilds his squad. (Daily Mail), external

Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o, 33, has opened talks with Turkish club Besiktas - his contract at Stamford Bridge expires this summer. (Metro), external

Cardiff City boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has admitted that his side's troubles near the foot of the Premier League are giving him sleepless nights. (Daily Mirror), external

Dame Sarah Storey won Britain's first medal at the Para-cycling Track World Championships in Aguascalientes, Mexico with bronze in the C5 500m time trial.

Storey, 36, in her first major international event since giving birth to daughter Louisa last June, finished in 37.154 seconds behind gold medallist Zhou Jufang of China (36.379) and American Jennifer Schuble (37.039).

Six-time world champion Steve Davis will have to attend qualifying school in May to retain his place in snooker's elite.

The 56-year-old lost his tour card after a 10-8 defeat by Craig Steadman in the World Championship qualifiers.

Action continues in Sheffield on Friday from 10:00 BST with six-time runner-up Jimmy White up against Ian Burns.

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, who had an opening round of 71 to be three shots behind Bill Haas, was happy with his first day at Augusta.

"I'm feeling good with my game and came in here relaxed to try and enjoy the week," he said. "If I can do that and not get ahead of myself then hopefully I'll give myself a great chance."

McIlroy will be in the final group of the day, which tees off at 18:59 BST.

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But first, some of what you may have missed overnight and after an exciting opening day of Masters action in Augusta, American Bill Haas holds a one-shot lead over defending champion Adam Scott, Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen.

The 31-year-old American, whose best result was winning the FedEx Cup, fired a four-under-par 68.

Coming up today we have the second round of the Masters from Augusta, Chelsea find out their fate in the Champions League draw and there will be plenty of team news ahead of the weekend's Premier League and FA Cup ties.

Good morning and welcome to Sportsday Live from the BBC Sport Centre for another busy day of sports news and reaction.