That is all from Sportsday Live for today but fear not, there is plenty to look forward to this evening. The crucial Europa League semi-final second legs take place, with Juventus hosting Benfica looking to overcome a 2-1 deficit, while Sevilla travel to Valencia with a 2-0 advantage from the first leg and you can follow the action on the BBC Sport website.

Also, remember to tune into BBC Radio 5 live from 19:30 BST for The Day Senna Died, a special programme where we hear first-hand about the Brazilian from the people who were closest to him.

Sportsday will be back at 08:00 BST on Friday.

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On BBC Radio 5 live from 21:00 BST tonight, marking the 20th anniversary of his death at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, Rob Bonnet presents a look back at Ayrton Senna's early career, and the years before his world championships with McLaren and his infamous rivalry with Alain Prost.

The Boy From Brazil tells the story of Senna's first years as a racing driver, arriving to live in Norfolk in 1981 and moving up through the ranks from Formula Ford, to his tooth-and-nail battle with Martin Brundle for the British Formula Three championship, and making his name in Formula One with the last ever victories won by Team Lotus.

Featuring new interviews with his Formula Ford team bosses Ralph Firman and Dennis Rushen, his Formula Three rival Martin Brundle, and former Lotus mechanics Chris Dinnage and Bob Dance, along with rarely-heard archive commentary from Senna's pre-Formula One days.

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Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost once again tussled for the title in 1990 and their battle came to a head in the penultimate race of the season, when Senna drove Prost off the track at turn one to secure his second world title.

Senna won the title again in 1991 but found his McLaren unreliable and difficult to handle the following year and he finished fourth. Although his contract at McLaren had ended, Senna agreed to stay with the team in 1993 on a race-by-race basis and went on to finish second to Prost.

Senna moved to Williams in 1994 and although his new car was quick, it was difficult to drive. He secured pole in the first two races of the season but failed to finish the races. The third race was at Imola, where Senna led Michael Schumacher after an early safety car period. After the restart he pushed hard and as he took Tamburello corner on the second lap, his car left the racing line and hit a concrete wall, resulting in the moment that shocked the world, as well as Formula 1.

The Day Senna Died will be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 live at 19:30 BST tonight.

British number three Heather Watson will make her comeback from a shoulder injury next week in the Cagnes-Sur-Mer tournament in France.

England's 13-man squad for the one-day international against Scotland on 9 May: Alastair Cook (Essex) (Captain), Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), James Anderson (Lancashire), Gary Ballance (Yorkshire), Ian Bell (Warwickshire), Ravi Bopara (Essex), Jos Buttler (Lancashire), Harry Gurney (Nottinghamshire), Chris Jordan (Sussex), Eoin Morgan (Middlesex), Joe Root (Yorkshire), James Tredwell (Kent), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)

Nottinghamshire left-arm pace bowler Harry Gurney is included in England's 13-man squad for the Royal London One-Day International against Scotland on 9 May in Aberdeen for the first time.

Gurney who toured the West Indies with England last winter, is the only uncapped included player in the squad.

Lancashire pace bowler James Anderson returns to the one-day side for the first time since June 2013 and Yorkshire batsman Joe Root is included following his recovery from a broken thumb which occurred during the one-day series win against West Indies in March.

Defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan built a 6-2 lead over Barry Hawkins in the first session of their best-of-33 World Championship semi-final.

The 38-year-old, seeking his third successive world title, compiled a break of 108 in taking the final five frames of the afternoon.

The match resumes on Friday morning at the Crucible Theatre.

Thursday's second semi-final between world number one Neil Robertson and Mark Selby begins at 19:00 BST.

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Joseph O'Brien booked to ride Australia for trainer father Aidan in 2000 Guineas. Ryan Moore on stablemate War Command.

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At the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, the three time world champion Ayrton Senna lost his life.

Today, exactly 20 years on, BBC Radio 5 live relives that weekend and hears first-hand from the people who were closest to him - from his nephew Bruno, to his best friend Josef - as well as some of the current F1 drivers who's career he helped shape.

The Day Senna Died will be broadcast at 19:30 BST tonight.

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho admitted an "impossible" save by Thibaut Courtois, the Chelsea goalkeeper on loan at Atletico Madrid, had been critical as his team were well beaten in last night's Champions League semi-final.

The game was level on aggregate when Courtois dived to his left to turn aside a 53rd-minute header from John Terry at full stretch.

Mourinho told the Guardian:, external "From that moment the game was controlled by Atletico in a very mature way. They had complete control. They had the feeling the game was in their hands, and after that they were very solid, very mature, a real team. I knew that before, and I congratulate them now."

Newcastle boss Alan Pardew will not walk away from his job despite growing criticism.

The 52-year-old heads into Saturday's penultimate Premier League clash with relegation-haunted Cardiff under intense pressure after a run of six successive defeats.

He said: "No, I won't walk away. I love this job and I am going too fight as long as I can for it. That's what I have always done.

"I have been in tricky situations before. This is a situation where I perhaps need to dig deep, and I have got no problem in doing that. I will dig deep on Saturday and make sure I make the right decisions to get us a win."

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Damon Hill says Ayrton Senna was seen as a god by many fans of Formula 1.

Hill, who was Senna's team-mate in 1994, tells BBC Radio 5 live: "His passion was undeniable and I sincerely believe he wanted to make the world a better place.

"The Japanese and the Brazilians saw him as a god."

The Day Senna Died will be on BBC Radio 5 live on Thursday 1 May at 19:30 BST

BBC Sport counts down 100 of the greatest World Cup moments, as the 2014 tournament in Brazil draws nearer.

Today looks back to the 1990 World Cup, when hosts Italy got their campaign up and running against Austria thanks to an unlikely hero in substitute Salvatore 'Toto' Schillaci, who scored the only goal in the Group A opener.

He went on to claim the Golden Boot with six goals in the tournament.

See the video here (Available to UK users only).

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Ronnie O'Sullivan leads Barry Hawkins 6-3 in the World Championship semi-final.

You can watch by clicking on the Live Coverage tab at the top of the page or on BBC Two and via the red button.

London Irish sign fly-half Chris Noakes from Super Rugby franchise Auckland Blues on a two-year contract.

Noakes, 28, has also represented the Highlanders and is eligible to play for England. He will compete with Shane Geraghty and Ian Humphreys for the fly-half duties at the Madejski Stadium.

"Chris is a very accomplished fly half," Irish director of rugby Brian Smith said. "He's a prolific goal kicker with a 75 per cent average in the Super XV and he knows how to get a backline moving. We feel he's very well suited to the European game."

• Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid will be the first final of a European cup competition to feature teams from the same city

• The 40 years separating Atletico's two appearances in the European Cup final (1974 & 2014) exceeds the 38-year wait by Inter Milan (1972 & 2010)

• It will be the 17th time that two teams from the same country meet in a European final

• There has been one previous all-Spanish final in the Champions League when Real Madrid beat Valencia 3-0 in 1999-2000

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Oscar wants to help in Chelsea's title push but is wary of making worse a hip injury that could force him to miss the World Cup.

The 22-year-old has not played in the Blues' past three matches, although he was on the bench for both legs of the Champions League semi-final with Atletico Madrid.

"I'm not playing because I felt a pain due to an injury to the abductor," Oscar told Globo Sport. "In the last game against Liverpool I was not called on.

"Yes, I warmed up against Atletico but Mourinho knew that I could hardly play. Maybe I will not play the next game because I could get a more serious abductor injury and he knows it. I have to take care for the World Cup."

Tracy Edwards:, external Yes Mourinho is still the special one! He's still achieved more than other managers getting Chelsea as far as they have in every competition on his first season back, with players he's never coached before. Unlike other managers, not only is he the boss but he also nurtures his players. I've always had the same respect for him, when he's managed other teams. Real Madrid will win the final, as those players have also been coached and nurtured by Mourinho!!

Ahmed Ebrahim:, external "Special one" in what? Two consecutive seasons without a trophy while managing the most expensive squads in the world... You cannot really convince me he is "special one".

Chris Justice Lungu:, external The battle was lost in Spain, playing a scoreless draw put Chelsea at risk and that was witnessed yesterday. He no longer the special one, let him change his tactics, We are no longer in 19th century to be parking the bus like that.

Is Mourinho still the special one? Or is his reputation diminishing? Let us know on #bbcsportsday, text 81111 (UK users only) or post on BBC Sport Facebook.

Olympic 100m silver medallist Yohan Blake confirms he will compete at July's Glasgow Grand Prix and says he is ready to "light up the track" again.

The Jamaican, 24, was unable to defend his 100m title at last year's World Championships because of injury. He will race against World Indoor 60m champion Richard Kilty and Kilty's British team-mate Adam Gemili.

The event takes place on 11-12 July at Hampden Park, just two weeks before the city hosts the Commonwealth Games.

England captain Alastair Cook describes the decision to dismiss batting coach Graham Gooch as "incredibly tough".

The Essex batsman said he was "not the hirer and firer", but was "involved" with new coach Peter Moores in deciding that Gooch should leave the role.

Gooch - who took over the role in 2009 - is described as a "legend" - his total of 8,900 Test runs is still the highest in English history.

What Cook's interview here.