BBC World Sport reporter Alex South in Los Angeles: "The media pass looks like a movie poster, the red carpet is fit for Hollywood's finest and the venue can hold thousands. All for a boxing press conference."

Mayweather and Pacquiao meet on 2 May but the only time they will meet one another in a news conference arrives this evening and BBC Sport will be covering it live with a scheduled start of 20:30 GMT.

Barcelona striker Neymar is eyeing the treble.

Luis Enrique's side now sit top of La Liga, lead Manchester City ahead of their Nou Camp second-leg in the last-16 of the Champions League and will face Athletic Bolbao in the Spanish Cup final.

"I think we have the team to think about winning the treble," Neymar says. "We will give everything to win it. I don't want to choose any title, I want to win all three."

Sauber's former test driver Giedo van der Garde has won his case against the team after a court backed his claim that he was promised a race seat.

The ruling brings uncertainty to Sauber days before the start of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

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Van der Garde was not due to race, with Swede Marcus Ericsson and Brazilian Felipe Nasr the slated race drivers.

But the Victoria Supreme Court has ruled Dutchman Van der Garde, 29, should drive in Melbourne.

Honka Bonka: The last team to win the Serbian League apart from Partizan and Red Star was FK Obilic in 1998. They now play in the sixth tier.

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Not much of an atmosphere as yet, but the Bridge sure looks nice in the afternoon sunshine.

Uncapped striker Bas Dost was named in the Netherlands' preliminary squad earlier by manager Guus Hiddink.

The Wolfsburg player, 25, is in incredible form in the Bundesliga....

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Southampton fans may be interested to know Eljero Elia has also got a call up despite having not played for his country since 2012.

The Dutch face a Euro 2016 qualifier against Turkey in Amsterdam on 28 March and a friendly against Spain three days later.

Arsenal face an anxious wait to find out the extent of the hamstring injury to England midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

The 21-year-old, who had just returned to the side following a groin problem, was substituted during the FA Cup win at Manchester United.

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"Chamberlain has a hamstring strain, the only thing we don't know is how bad it is," Gunners boss Arsene Wenger told Arsenal's website, external. "He will have a scan today."

Wenger added that midfielder Jack Wilshere is "progressing well" following surgery on his ankle, while Mathieu Flamini had resumed full training after a hamstring problem and is in contention for Saturday's Premier League game against West Ham.

Former jockey and BBC Radio 5 live broadcaster Luke Harvey: "I think we just seen a changing of the guard. Sprinter Sacre and Sire De Grugy just couldn't do it."

Queen Mother Champion Chase result: 1 Dodging Bullets (9-2); 2 Somersby (33-1); 3 Special Tiara (18-1).

Paul Nicholls, trainer of Dodging Bullets, tells BBC Radio 5 live: "We thought this horse would do it today, he has been really, really well, good form good horse."

Dodging Bullets was bred by Frankie Dettori.

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Dodging Bullets wins the Queen Mother Champion Chase, the showpiece race on day two of the Cheltenham Festival.

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Under the ride of Sam-Twiston Davies, the Paul Nicholls trained seven-year-old is resolute after jumping the last, digging deep up the Cheltenham hill to see off any challenge.

The two previous winners of this race Sprinter Sacre and Sire De Grugy have nothing to threaten this star performer.

You can listen to the brilliant John Hunt on BBC Radio 5 live by clicking at the top of this page as he calls the Queen Mother Champion Chase.

This is why Sri Lanka batsman Kumar Sangakkara is in the news today.

Sri Lanka batsman Kumar Sangakkara will not reconsider his decision to retire from ODI cricket after the World Cup despite his record-breaking form.

Sangakkara hit his fourth successive ODI hundred as Sri Lanka beat Scotland at the World Cup on Wednesday.

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The 37-year-old confirmed to BBC's Test Match Special that he would play no more ODI cricket after the tournament.

"Retirement is not about form, it is about time and place and whether it feels right," he said.

The runners are parading at Cheltenham ahead of the Queen Mother Champion Chase. Sprinter Sacre v Sire de Grugy or can someone else upset the odds?

As I type, the pair, the previous two winners of the race, are joint favourites at 5-2.

Five men involved in incidents on the Paris Metro before Chelsea's match against Paris Saint-Germain have been summonsed to appear in court.

A group of fans were seen preventing a black man from boarding the metro on 17 February and Scotland Yard says five involved will appear at Waltham Forest Magistrates' Court on 25 March.

Earlier today (see 09:48 GMT), the victim in the attack was quoted as saying he has required medication as a result of the attack.

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Retiring 19-time champion jockey AP McCoy is philosophical despite being without a winner so far at his final Cheltenham Festival.

"I didn't come here with any real short-priced horses. I have some chances and maybe one of them will win. I suppose because it's me, people are asking the question a bit more," said the 40-year-old Northern Irishman.

"Mr Mole is probably my best chance of the day (Queen Mother Champion Chase, 15:20 GMT). He's unbeaten this season and has improved. Whether he's improved enough to compete with the likes of Sire De Grugy and Sprinter Sacre, we'll have to wait and see.

"I did say I would try to enjoy my last Cheltenham and I am enjoying it."

Champion trainer Paul Nicholls and jockey Sam Twiston-Davies are off the mark for this year's Cheltenham Festival as French recruit Aux Ptits Soins edged ahead in a pulsating Coral Cup.

The five-year-old lined up for this fiercely-competitive handicap as a fascinating contender, making his first start in Britain and his first appearance since winning at Auteuil last autumn.

The 9-1 shot looked like running out a comprehensive winner as he rounded the home turn still on the bridle, but front-running Irish raider Zabana would not go down without a fight.

Coral Cup result: 1 Aux Ptits Soins (9-1); 2 Zabana (25-1); 3 Activial (7-2 fav); 4 Taglietelle (14-1)

Tony Hibbert, Bryan Ovideo, Aiden McGeady and Leighton Baines will all miss tomorrow's Europa League first-leg meeting with Dynamo Kiev.

Martinez reveals John Stones and Leon Osman are also doubts. He said: "Stones has a virus and Osman is carrying a knock and will be monitored. We will give them as much time as they need."

Nitin R Menon: Nottingham Forest. From days of winning back to Back European Cups to playing in the Championship.

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When asked about a record of four wins in 21 matches, Everton boss Roberto Martinez candidly replies: "It is not a time to look at statistics."

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He continues: "We know the severity of the situation in the league, we have 10 games, 30 points to fight for and at the end of the season we will assess what happened.

"Every game is vital. I am not looking at the league now. This is not the time. It is all about Dynamo Kiev. We have put in a lot of hard work and effort to get to this stage and now we need to focus.

"We need to remember than Dynamo are unbeaten in their league, which shows you how well they have been playing this season."