Sunderland sack boss Gus Poyet
Ritchie named in Scotland squad for Euro qualifier
Hull City able to reapply for name change in 2015-16
Arsene Wenger news conference (17:45 GMT)
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Well that leads us to our first talking point of the morning and we want to know what are your favourite celebrations of all time.
Get involved on Twitter, using the hashtag #knockoutcelebrations and we will put in the best suggestions and trawl through our picture archives to get the funniest pictures.
Image source, MarcaThree days is a long time in football, then, it seems. On Friday, Marca tore Gareth Bale apart. Well, this is their front page today, which praises Bale's "great game". The fickle world of Madrid newspapers.
Image source, Getty ImagesWayne Rooney was not the only player to celebrate a goal and have fun at newspaper reports.
On Friday, influential Spanish newspaper Marca published a full-page analysis of Gareth Bale's recent performances for Real Madrid, describing the Welsh international as "absent, lost and identifying little with the cause".
Well, what a way to respond. Bale scored both goals as Real beat Levante 2-0 and produced an 'I'm not listening' celebration to top it off.
Lewis Hamilton says he expects Ferrari to mount a challenge against his Mercedes team later this season.
Image source, Getty ImagesWinner Hamilton and team-mate Nico Rosberg dominated in Australia, but Sebastian Vettel's third place was progress for Ferrari after a poor 2014.
Hamilton said: "The Ferraris have taken a huge step forward, so we definitely cannot back off because I'm sure they're going to be pushing. I anticipate we might have a good fight with them at some stage."
Image source, Daily TelegraphThe front page of the Daily Telegraph sport section leads off on Lewis Hamilton's dominant performance at the Australian Grand Prix, which impressed Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Image source, Getty ImagesTennis: British number one Heather Watson pulled off the biggest win of her career in Indian Wells, beating world number eight Agnieszka Radwanska.
Formula 1: With Hollywood superstar Arnold Schwarzenegger watching on, Lewis Hamilton dominated the Australian Grand Prix to get his world title defence off to the perfect start.
Rugby union: England must learn from the mistakes of the defeat against Wales two years ago if they are to clinch a first Six Nations crown since 2011, head coach Stuart Lancaster says.
Winter sports: Elise Christie has become the first Briton to win two medals at a World Short Track Speed Skating Championships.
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Image source, Daily ExpressThe Daily Express also has a big picture of Wayne Rooney, along with some quotes from Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who suggests third-placed Arsenal could still win the Premier League title.
Image source, The SunThe Sun's front page references Wayne Rooney's celebration with one of the better headlines of the day.
"I'm happy with the situation. I'm happy with the six-point lead, but I'm not happy with the result," said Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho after his side's 1-1 home draw against Southampton.
"If somebody tells me in August that at the end of March we are six points in front and one match in hand, I would sign immediately."
Chelsea could be in an even stronger position, but dropped two points on Sunday in a 1-1 draw against Southampton.
Image source, Getty ImagesDiego Costa gave Jose Mourinho's side the lead with a header before Dusan Tasic equalised from the spot after Nemanja Matic had fouled forward Sadio Mane.
Southampton keeper Fraser Forster made a series of great saves to deny Oscar and Eden Hazard. In the closing moments he made a point-blank block from substitute Loic Remy.
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal believes champions Manchester City are being sucked into the "rat race" for the top four Premier League places.
"Whether they want that or don't want that, that is the position," said Van Gaal after United's 3-0 win over Spurs. "It is a rat race. They are in it."
City are second, six points adrift of Chelsea after a shock loss to Burnley. Arsenal are a point further back in third, with United two points adrift. Liverpool are also in the hunt.
So, let's start at Old Trafford and Manchester United produced one of their best performances of the season as they cruised to an easy 3-0 win against Tottenham.
Earlier in the day, the Sun on Sunday had gained footage of a kitchen boxing fight, external between Rooney and Sunderland's Phil Bardsley that ended with Rooney appearing to be knocked unconscious.
Well, after scoring United's third goal, Rooney ran to the corner threw a few punches and then fell backwards as if knocked out.
Image source, Getty ImagesHello, good morning, hope you are well and welcome to another Sportsday Live.
We will have a look back at all of the sporting action from the weekend and look ahead to a busy few days.
We are also expecting to hear from Arsene Wenger before his side's Champions League tie in Monaco tomorrow, and there will be lots of Six Nations chat as well.
It is going to be busy, so let's go.
George Boyd's goal that gave Burnley a shock 1-0 win may well be the knockout blow to Manchester City's Premier League title hopes.
Image source, Getty ImagesSunderland boss Gus Poyet is a man on the ropes after his side were thrashed at home by Aston Villa.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd Wayne Rooney showed that Manchester United will keep punching to the last bell as they fight to secure a Champions League return.
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