And that brings a hectic Sportsday to an end. It has been a day for David Moyes to forget - but now Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is hoping to make it an evening to remember.

The Blues face Spanish leaders Atletico Madrid in their Champions League semi-final first leg in little under two hours, with the Portuguese gaffer hoping to win the competition for the first time with the Blues.

Can they take a huge stride to the final with a win in the Spanish capital? Head over to our live text commentary to find out.

Thanks for all your thoughts about Moyes' demise and make sure you return tomorrow for another Sportsday. Cheerio!

Only one story has dominated the sports news agenda today - and it has made grim reading for David Moyes. In case you have missed anything about his sacking by Manchester United, or want to pick through the bones again, here are the top stories and analysis on the BBC Sport website.

Manchester United sack manager Moyes

Giggs not in race for full-time role

Phil McNulty: The contenders to replace Moyes

David Bond: Questions must be asked of Glazers

Tom Fordyce: Moyes powerless to prevent death of a dream

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One year ago, the news broke about a major doping scandal at the heart of the horse racing's biggest global thoroughbred operation.

The powerful Godolphin team called it "a dark day for racing" as 11 of its horses were revealed to have been injected with banned anabolic steroids.

BBC Sport looks at which questions remain unanswered 12 months on.

Stuart, Glasgow, via text: Man Utd need to rebuild the entire squad from this point. What will £150m get you these days? Not much. Tough times ahead at Old Trafford.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon says he will be "very sad" to see his assistant Johan Mjallby leave the Scottish champions.

"When I was given the chance to be in charge of the team, Johan was the obvious choice to join me in tackling the challenges ahead," says the Northern Irishman.

"From day one, he has been a very important part of our success."

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Scottish champions Celtic announce assistant manager Johan Mjallby has decided to leave Parkhead at the end of the season.

"I have enormous affection for Celtic Football Club and it is with sadness that the time to leave has arrived. However, I now leave to seek some different opportunities," says the 43-year-old Swede, who also made nearly 200 appearances for the Glasgow club between 1998 and 2004.

"It was bad enough losing Sir Alex Ferguson at the end of last season and appointing a new manager," adds ex-Everton and Tottenham player Lineker.

"But at least at that stage they were champions and they were in the Champions League. This season we don't even know if they're going to be in European football yet, let alone certainly not going to be in the Champions League.

"It's crisis point."

Former England striker Gary Lineker say "there is no question" that Manchester United is a club in crisis.

"They are in a worse situation than they were in 12 months ago," says the Match of the Day presenter.

"They've not qualified for the Champions League and they've lost a manager just before the transfer window starts."

Spring Setter:, external I fancy Chelsea to grind out a 0-0 draw or 1-0 deficit, which should put them in prime position come the second leg.

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Chelsea were grateful to avoid European heavyweights Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final draw, but the Blues would be foolish to underestimate Atletico Madrid - the current Spanish leaders.

From Europe's most wanted striker to the 'new Xavi', here are five reasons for the Premier League side to fear Atletico.

The German has forged a reputation as one of Europe's brightest managers after transforming Borussia Dortmund's fortunes.

Former striker-turned-defender Klopp spent his entire 13-year playing career with Mainz, before taking over as coach in February 2001. Three years later, he led them to the Bundesliga for the first time in their history.

But, after relegation back to the second tier in 2007, Klopp joined Dortmund a year later. He replaced ex-Germany midfielder Thomas Doll, leading them to successive top-six finishes and then back-to-back German titles in 2011 and 2012.

However, it has been reported, external that Klopp - still one of the bookies' favourites to replace David Moyes - has ruled himself out of the running.

Andy, via text: Manchester United should move mountains to get Louis Van Gaal into the Old Trafford dugout. His experience, his European football knowledge and his managerial CV are second to none. He could also get the best out of Robin Van Persie again. I hope we stay well clear of Diego Simeone, he is having a great season, but he would be too much of a gamble after the failed Moyes experiment.

Former Swansea City midfielder Ferrie Bodde is in an induced coma after being diagnosed with pneumonia.

Bodde, 31, is head coach of Dutch amateur club SV Wateringse Veld.

"It was decided to keep Ferrie in an artificial sleep for a number of days to fight the bacterial infection and to prevent damage to the organs," says a club statement.

Bodde joined the Swans under then-manager Roberto Martinez in June 2007 and left in July 2012 after several injury-ravaged seasons.

Craig Adley:, external Mauricio Pochettino for Man Utd anyone!? Plus he would take Lallana and Shaw for good measure... can't believe he hasn't been linked yet.

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Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o is to miss tonight's Champions League semi-final first leg against Atletico Madrid with a knee injury.

The Cameroon striker, 33, has not travelled to Spain with the Blues ahead of the meeting with the La Liga leaders.

Injured Everton forward Kevin Mirallas says he is focusing on being fit to play for Belgium at this summer's World Cup.

The 26-year-old will miss the rest of the season after suffering a groin injury against Manchester United on Sunday.

"I'm very sad because I can't help my teammates for the last three games," he says through Toffees team-mate Romelu Lukaku's Twitter account., external

"I hope the team will qualify for the Champions League and I will have some treatment so I'm ready for the World Cup."

Garry, via text: Disagree with Kevin Kilbane's comments (see 16:24). What success is he talking off? It was Moyes lack of success in terms of trophies and Champions League experience that made his appointment at United so baffling in the first place.

With all the drama going on at Manchester United today, talk about Chelsea's trip to Atletico Madrid for a mouth-watering Champions League semi-final has been sidelined over the past few hours.

But, with under three hours until kick-off at the Vicente Calderon, we will switch our attention to that match over the next hour or so. And then we will be giving it undivided love and attention from about 18:00 BST with our live text commentary.

London Wasps agree to sign Italy prop Lorenzo Cittadini from Benetton Treviso next season.

The 31-year-old tight-head will join international team-mates Andrea Masi and Carlo Festuccia at Adams Park.

He has played 32 times for Italy and started in the Six Nations defeat by England in March. "I rate him as a very good prop at the highest level," says Wasps director of rugby Dai Young.

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Age: 46

Current job: Borussia Dortmund manager

Managerial CV: Mainz (2001-2008), Borussia Dortmund (2008-present)

Honours: Bundesliga (2010-11, 2011-12), German Cup (2011-12), German Supercup (2012-13).