Alan McManus, the world number 35, compiles a break of 61 to move 9-4 ahead in his first-round match against fellow Scot John Higgins at the Crucible.

You can watch all the action from Sheffield on BBC Two and here on the BBC Sport website.

BBC Radio Manchester's Big Wednesday: , externalSpeaking on @bbcradiomanc Clayton Blackmore says Manchester United should give Ryan Giggs the manager's job on a permanent basis.

Mike Murphy: , externalThe next coach won't be anything less than a proven winner and hopefully have some pulling power in the transfer market

Andrew Kemp:, external Moyes to Spurs or Norwich? How short-sighted are some people? Has shown he cannot manage high expectations. Who will take him?

British Wimbledon champion Andy Murray is to be awarded the Freedom of Stirling on Wednesday.

David Moyes is one of five men to have managed in the Premier League this season with five-letter surnames - name the others.

We will publish the answers later.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport

"Some may regard it as unfair on David Moyes after his 11 years at Everton, but his entire career will now be shaped by his abject failure at Manchester United. He will be as associated with his time at Old Trafford as much as former England manager Steve McClaren is associated with an umbrella. Not necessarily fair, but the way of the world."

Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf , externalreports that Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal, 62, had a meeting with Manchester United 10 days ago.

The Daily Telegraph reports, external that Manchester United are set to make discreet moves to find out whether Pep Guardiola can be tempted away from Bayern Munich.

Sam Frampton:, external I am genuinely excited about MUFCs future again.

Matty Delaney:, external Moyes' pre and post match comments showed he was out of his depth, writing was on the wall

Harry, Kent, via text: Fergie was like the really strict teacher at school who was always stern but got the best results out of you. Moyes was like the substitute teacher who couldn't control the let-loose class after years of educational oppression.

Now then, there is the little matter of Atletico Madrid v Chelsea in the first leg of their Champions League final at 19:45 BST.

There will be live text commentary on this website and live audio commentary on BBC Radio 5 live.

The latest team news can be found on the BBC Champions League page.

We will also have full coverage of Real Madrid v Bayern Munich on Wednesday.

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Former Manchester United defender Arthur Albiston says the players have to take a portion of the blame for the Red Devils' poor season under sacked boss David Moyes.

"It is difficult following someone like Sir Alex Ferguson, who was so successful for over 25 years, but the players have got to look at themselves," says the Scot, who made 485 appearances for United between 1974 and 1988.

"They needed to stand up and be counted and they have fallen well below their standards. There are only two or three players who can say they have played up to standard.

"I'm sure the players will feel bad and be looking at themselves. Two managers - Tommy Docherty and Ron Atkinson - were sacked while I was at Old Trafford and I felt terrible. I was part of the reason why they got sacked because the team I was in didn't play well enough. They will all be feeling bad - it is not nice when someone loses their job."

Lance Armstrong's former cycling team manager, Johan Bruyneel, is banned for 10 years for his involvement in doping.

Doctor Pedro Celaya and trainer Jose 'Pepe' Marti have been given eight-year suspensions, the United States Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) revealed.

Paul Farbrace resigns as Sri Lanka coach,, external paving the way for his appointment as Peter Moores' assistant with England.

Former Middlesex and Kent wicketkeeper Farbrace has stepped down after it emerged the England Cricket Board was in compensation talks with Sri Lanka.

Channel Four presenter Alex Thomson: , externalDear Mr Moyes, please can you come and manage my football team NUFC?

Former Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp on Sky Sports: "I just think for 20 years Sir Alex Ferguson ran the club with an iron fist - people were scared of him. A lot of these players [that played under Ferguson] that aren't happy and out of the team, it seems there was discontent. I don't think the club needs two or three players to come in; I think they need to bring in a lot of players. Why they were so good was because they had a manager who extracted a lot out of them."

Grant, Weymouth, via text: People need to remember, Ferguson inherited a squad that had not won the league for nearly 20 years. Moyes took over defending champions and made then LOOK like a team that hasn't won for 20 years. United did well to hold on as long as they did, but Moyes was quite simply out of his depth.

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High points were few and far between for Manchester United and David Moyes this season - but his reign started well enough.

The Scot managed to get his hands on the Community Shield - only the second honour of his managerial career after winning the third-tier title with Preston in 2000 - as United beat Wigan in the season's traditional curtain-raiser at Wembley.

David Bond
BBC Sport

"Was it right, for example, to allow Ferguson, despite all his achievements, to choose his successor?

"What other major global business would allow an employee - admittedly a very successful and influential one - to handpick the person to take over from him?

"By selecting a man in Ferguson's image, the club made the mistake of thinking Moyes could deliver the same magic."

Read more from BBC sports editor David Bond on this website.