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Former England international Jeremy Guscott runs the rule over the epic climax to the Six Nations and believes both England and Ireland look well set for the World Cup semi-finals come the autumn.
Jeremy also analyses how the other home nations will fair later this year.
Image source, Adam Williams-OnlineYou probably had to be stuck under a rock to have not noticed the stunning points-laden finale to the Six Nations on Saturday, where every twist and turn played out over three gripping matches.
If you were one of those who didn't see the drama unfold - have no fear, the Six Nations catch-up is here.
Watch it or download now and trust me, you will enjoy.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the women's competition at Indian Wells, Simona Halep beat Jelena Jankovic 2-6 7-5 6-4 in an enthralling final.
Jankovic, 30, looked in control after winning the first set with three breaks of serve and breaking early in set two.
But world number three Halep, 23, broke the Serb four times in a second set that saw six successive breaks.
The decider was also dominated by breaks of serve with four in a row but Romanian Halep held at 3-3 and recorded the 18th break of the match to win it.
Image source, Getty ImagesAway from football and in tennis, world number one Novak Djokovic recovered from a second-set battle to beat Roger Federer 6-3 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 in the BNP Paribas Open final on Sunday.
The Serb had dominated the opening set at Indian Wells but the Swiss rallied in the second set, coming from a break down to win the tie-break.
Djokovic, 27, seemed rattled both by Federer and the crowd in the decider.
But he regained his composure to win his 50th career title and his fourth Indian Wells crown.
A few early #sportingconfessions, external have filed through after we asked you to 'fess up to your sporting misdemeanours a la monsieur Steven Gerrard.
Danny Morgan: Tried playing footy under a false name as wasn't signed on, turned out the ref knew my mum and sent me off.
Liam Stones: I got sent off in under 10 minutes of a cup semi final against the local derby team! Had to grovel after that.
Christian Evans: In school, PE teacher said to me if I dived he'd give me a penalty, so I went down in the area, then he booked me.
Keep them coming in, using #sportingconfessions, external 81111 on the text (UK only) or through the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.
Image source, Adam Williams-OnlineAlan Shearer and Jason Roberts join Mark Chapman on MOTD3 to discuss the talking points from the weekend's action in the Premier League.
Topics on the agenda this week include the importance of locally-born players to a team, the case of mistaken identity in Saturday's Manchester City v West Brom match, and the panel ask is this the weakest Premier League season ever?
We round up the review of the morning's back pages with the Daily Express, who choose quite simply: "Sorry".
Away from Steven Gerrard's swift exit from the field of play, there's also a rugby union story reacting after a weekend of drama in the Six Nations finale.
England captain Chris Robshaw believes playing in front of home crowds at Twickenham will give his side the vital edge come this autumn's World Cup.
"I'm So Sorry" is the headline of choice from the Daily Mirror.
A "Stamp of Madness" is how the newspaper labels the challenge on Ander Herrera by Steven Gerrard - a moment which could cost the Reds in their pursuit of a top four finish.
More of the same in the Daily Star with a close-up picture of the Liverpool captain's stamp on the leg of Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera.
"I'm Sorry!" is the simple headline.
Don't forget - we want to hear your #sportingconfessions, external in light of the 34-year-old's swift apology.
Time for a look at the morning's back pages and one man and one theme has dominated the agenda - Steven Gerrard's apology for his 38-second sending off against Manchester United.
The Sun, external goes with "Gerro: All My Fault".
More of the same to follow.
Image source, ReutersKeep across the latest transfer rumour and speculation this Monday morning with the Gossip Column.
The perennially mentioned Paul Pogba pops up among the rumours, but Juventus reportedly have no need to sell the France midfielder, 22, amid interest from Manchester United and Chelsea.
There's that and all the best of social media - including a picture from Marouane Fellaini inside the Manchester United dressing room - to digest too.
Image source, Getty ImagesBack home and QPR's dwindling Premier League survival hopes took another knock on Sunday as Everton edged-out a 2-1 victory at Loftus Road.
Aaron Lennon was the match-winner for the visitors, scoring his first goal for Everton since joining on loan from Tottenham.
Right-back Seamus Coleman had put the Toffees ahead in the first half and QPR equalised through substitute Eduardo Vargas.
Image source, Getty ImagesOver in Spain meanwhile and Luis Suarez proved the match-winner for Barcelona as the Catalans beat Real Madrid 2-1 in a lively El Clasico at the Nou Camp last night.
The Uruguay striker's neat side-foot finish came after Jeremy Mathieu and Cristiano Ronaldo had traded goals in the first half.
Barcelona now have a four-point lead over Real at the top of La Liga.
Image source, AFPChelsea sit six points clear at the top of the Premier League this morning, but they had to survive a bit of a scare against a spirited Hull City.
Loic Remy was a true super sub as he scored with his first touch to give Jose Mourinho's men a 3-2 victory at the KC Stadium.
Chelsea had raced in to a 2-0 lead after just nine minutes, but Hull fought back with two quick goals to level the game.
Thibaut Courtois atoned for a first-half goalkeeping error to make three successive reflex saves when the game was level.
In light of Steven Gerrard's swift apology for his 38-second sending off against Manchester United, we want to hear your sporting confessions.
The weekend also included another case of mistaken identity as West Brom's Gareth McAuley was sent off by referee Neil Swarbrick instead of his team-mate Craig Dawson.
Image source, Getty ImagesSwarbrick later told a BT Sport reporter at half-time that he had dismissed the wrong player.
So, we want to hear your #sportingconfessions, external which can be either personal or from the professional sporting world.
Who would you like to see apologise for a sporting incident of years gone by? Was there a moment when you made a mishap on the field?
Tweet via #sportingconfessions, external, text 81111 (UK only) or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.
Image source, Getty ImagesChief football writer Phil McNulty analyses how "impact substitute" Steven Gerrard had an unintended impact on his final meeting with Manchester United.
Phil reports on a sun-drenched spring afternoon at Anfield where Gerrard's brief and explosive intervention led to him taking responsibility for a defeat that damages Liverpool's top-four hopes.
...Except when you're Steven Gerrard and your last-ever Premier League appearance against Manchester United lasted just 38 seconds.
The Liverpool captain, 34, due to join LA Galaxy at the end of the season, came on as a half-time substitute and was sent off for stamping on Manchester United's Ander Herrera.
Image source, Getty ImagesHe is now set to miss three games.
"I need to accept it; the decision was right. I've let down my team-mates and the fans. I take full responsibility," Gerrard told Sky Sports.
Before any sporting activity, it's always important to warm up.......
Image source, Getty ImagesBut, once you're out on the field, it's also important to keep your cool......
Image source, Getty ImagesHave no fear Sportsday fans, today's offering of rolling sports news is guaranteed to last longer than 38 seconds. About 10 hours or so most likely.
Image source, Getty ImagesStay with us - there's plenty of reaction to the weekend's major talking points you'll want to keep right here for.