Here's an early shout for favourite sporting or goal celebrations in honour of Jose Mourinho's Wembley suit slide.

Peter Collins:, external Hull re-enacting Phil Brown's team talk on the pitch when they scored. Never seen anything like it!

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Switching sports now to rugby union and Ireland remain on track for a Six Nations Grand Slam after they inflicted a first defeat of the championship on England in Dublin on Sunday.

England head coach Stuart Lancaster remains hopeful his side can still win the title despite 19-9 defeat.

There are very few Grand Slam teams," Lancaster said.

"In the majority of years you end up with a team winning the championship that has lost one game along the way.

"We have two games at home and it's critical we get as much out of those as we can."

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More reaction from Geoffrey Boycott on the new twist in the Kevin Pietersen and England tug of war: "It needs to be put clear to him (Kevin) that if he plays well in county cricket then there's going to be a genuine - and I mean the word genuine - change of heart and change of opinion that he is going to be open for selection and that they are going to put bygones to one side.

"I don't think that it is fair to ask anybody to give up an IPL contract because that's all he has.

"He only has Twenty20 around the world."

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Former England batsman and Test Match Special summariser Geoffrey Boycott has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 live about Colin Graves's comments on a possible England return for Kevin Pietersen.

"It says to me that Kevin needs to get a meeting with Colin Graves as soon as he can and, preferably, with Paul Downton and James Whitaker there after he has spoken to the chairman, because he wants to be clear," Boycott said.

"It's alright the chairman saying he has to play county cricket, but if he does that and gives up a lucrative IPL contract and Downton and Whitaker are still not going to pick him, that's kind of like leading him on isn't it? And that's not fair."

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Elsewhere in Sunday's Premier League action, Olivier Giroud rewarded manager Arsene Wenger's support with a goal as Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 to climb back to third.

Wenger kept the striker in his starting line-up even though he missed several chances during Wednesday's 3-1 Champions League defeat by Monaco.

Giroud volleyed in Mesut Ozil's corner six minutes before half-time.

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Away from Chelsea's Wembley win on Sunday, there was an eventful afternoon of Premier League drama too.

Liverpool dented Manchester City's pursuit of Mourinho's men thanks to two superb goals from Jordan Henderson and Philippe Coutinho in a 2-1 win at Anfield.

Despite the set-back, Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini insists his side "must keep fighting" if they are to retain their Premier League title.

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Moving away from football briefly and to cricket where the England and Wales Cricket Board has moved to clarify the situation over sacked batsman Kevin Pietersen returning to the England team.

Incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves said the first step back for the 34-year-old would be to play county cricket.

But an ECB spokesperson said: "Colin Graves is correct. Nothing has changed.

"Only players who are playing consistent high-quality county cricket and who are seen as a positive influence will be selected."

In another twist to the saga, this morning the player himself tweeted:, external Incredibly humbling how supportive you've all been since the news broke yesterday from Mr Colin Graves. Gonna try work this out for sure!

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A final look at the back pages this morning and both the Daily Star and the Daily Express both go with the headline "Child's Play" to sum up the jovial nature of Jose Mourinho's post-match mood after their Wembley triumph.

Another couple of shots of that classy suit slide top things off for good measure.

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More recognition of Chelsea's Wembley win on the back of this morning's Daily Mirror.

Darren Lewis writes how Jose Mourinho enjoyed "a perfect day" under the famous arch.

Also on the back page are reports exiled England Test batsman Kevin Pietersen could be set for talks at Lord's about the possibility of a return to national colours.

More on that to come shortly.

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It's a sea of blue across the back pages this morning with Chelsea's League Cup final win against Tottenham dominating the headlines.

The Sun goes with the headline "Baby Blue" as Jose Mourinho admitted to feeling "like a kid again" as he secured his first trophy since returning to Stamford Bridge at the start of last season.

Plenty of ways for you to contribute to the debate throughout today, so get involved and tell us what you think.

Jose Mourinho's slide on the Wembley turf in his suit at full time yesterday got me thinking of some great sporting celebrations.

On top of that, Borussia Dortmund pair Marco Reus and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang turned in to caped crusaders straight out of Gotham City as they celebrated a goal against Schalke in the Bundesliga on Saturday.

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So, what is your favourite sporting celebration?

Are you a fan of a cheeky Roger Milla dance by the corner flag or more of a Gazza dentist's chair person?

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Valencia keen to sign Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao, Juventus hot-shot Alvaro Morata tipped for Premier League move and Chelsea allowed just 20 minutes to celebrate their League Cup triumph.

They're just some of the big news lines from around the papers in this morning's Gossip Column.

We'll bring you a round-up of the morning's back pages shortly.

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So let's start with the man who almost perfected the slide in a suit at Wembley yesterday - Jose Mourinho.

The Chelsea manager spoke of his desire to win even more trophies following the Blues' 2-0 win against Tottenham.

"I am like a kid winning the first one," the Portuguese said.

"It's hard for me to live without titles. I need to feed myself with them."

Good morning and welcome along to Sportsday at the start of what's set to be another busy week of sporting action.

Plenty of Premier League action to come later on this week and we'll hear from six of those managers throughout the day in their pre-match news conferences.

But first time to look back on a weekend of sporting drama and excitement.

A League Cup final, Premier League goals to gawp at and a bruising Six Nations battle in Dublin just some of the major talking points - and that was just Sunday.

Stick with us for all the analysis and reaction.

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