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Right, that's all from Sportsday. We'll leave you in the hands of our football colleagues, who will bring you live coverage of Manchester United against Arsenal in the FA Cup sixth round.
And just in case you haven't picked up on any of our reminders, you can also watch the game from 19:30 GMT on BBC One.
Until tomorrow at 08:00 GMT, keep fit.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn 2003, McLaren's David Coulthard won the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has defended Gareth Bale after an eighth game without a goal for the Welsh attacker.
The Italian also confirmed the player will start the Champions League last-16 second-leg tie with Schalke in the Bernabeu.
"If I had to replace those who were not playing at their best, I would have to change the whole squad," said Ancelotti, whose side won the first leg 2-0. "I'm sure Bale is not happy with what he is doing and he understands that and wants to do better."
Ever wondered how much the FA Cup is worth to clubs? Well, wonder no more...
Southampton officially have the most profitable youth academy in Europe, a new study has found., external
Saints academy graduates have generated transfer fees of £65m since July 2012, with Calum Chambers, Luke Shaw and Adam Lallana among the lucrative deals.
Lille were second in the study by the CIES Football Observatory, with Real Sociedad third and Sevilla fourth. Swansea were the next best British club, in 11th place.
Ireland fly-half Johnny Sexton is on course to play against Wales in Saturday's Six Nations encounter.
The 29-year-old limped out of the win over England with a hamstring problem but the Irish are confident he will be fit for the Cardiff showdown.
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter a dreary goalless draw dominated by Manchester United, Arsenal prevailed in a penalty shootout in the Cardiff rain.
England have lost their 100% record after drawing their final group game at the Cyprus Women's Cup, but still advance to Wednesday's final.
Eni Aluko equalised Anna Miedema's early goal for the Netherlands, with England already having qualified for a final against Canada.
Image source, Getty ImagesMany happy returns to Martin Johnson (45), who led England to victory in the 2003 Rugby World Cup in Australia.
Also celebrating are French World Cup-winning forward Youri Djorkaeff (47), former Manchester United, Chelsea and Argentina midfielder Juan Sebastian Veron (40), and Bill Beaumont, the former England rugby union captain (63).
Doncaster could soon host a European Tour event after plans were announced to create a golf complex at Rossington Hall.
The development, backed by Doncaster Council, will create a world-class golf venue and resort under the European Tour Destination banner.
"We hope to bring both a long-term relationship and top flight professional tournament golf to the venue once it is developed," said David MacLaren, director of property and venue development at The European Tour.
Image source, Getty ImagesRemembered almost exclusively for Ryan Giggs' astonishing slaloming run and finish, this 2-1 Manchester United win also boasted a red card and a stoppage-time penalty save by Peter Schmeichel to thwart Dennis Bergkamp and preserve United's treble ambitions.
West Brom midfielder Chris Brunt has been charged, external for using "abusive and/or insulting words and/or behaviour" towards an official in the aftermath of his side's FA Cup quarter-final defeat against Aston Villa on Saturday.
He has until 6pm on March 12 to respond to the charge.
Image source, Getty ImagesEuropean indoor pentathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson is to compete in the Great CityGames Manchester on May 9. The Liverpool Harrier will contest the 200m hurdles and the long jump.
"I've seen the events on television before and love the idea of competing so close to the public. I can't wait to experience it first-hand for the first time," she said.
Live coverage will be on BBC One, BBC Radio 5 live and BBC Sport online.
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Big games need big panels. For MUFC v AFC, Alan Shearer, Roy Keane & @IanWright0 .3 men who could give it, take it and deliver.
Follow live coverage of Manchester United v Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Monday 9 March, 19:30 GMT on BBC One, BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website.
Image source, Getty ImagesA remarkable afternoon at Wembley. Manchester United trailed 2-0 with four minutes to go but appeared to have forced extra time after Gordon McQueen and Sammy McIlroy scored.
However, there was one last twist when Arsenal's Alan Sunderland won the trophy with an 89th-minute strike.
Follow live coverage of Manchester United v Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Monday 9 March, 19:30 GMT on BBC One, BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website.
Conference leaders Bristol Rovers have re-signed midfielder Chris Lines on loan from Port Vale until the end of the season.
The 29-year-old began his career at the Memorial Stadium and made 190 appearances for the club before joining Sheffield Wednesday in 2011.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland hooker Rory Best has backed centre Gordon D'Arcy to return to the international fold.
The 35-year-old did not make Joe Schmidt's 36-man Six Nations squad.
But Best said: "Gordon's probably been written off a few times in his career, but he's got a great attitude, he's a great player and if you see him playing back well for Leinster I don't think Ireland have enough players to be turning people down that are playing well."
Image source, BBC SportThree-time FA Cup winner Peter Schmeichel has relived some of his favourite cup moments ahead of Monday's quarter-final between Manchester United and Arsenal.
The Danish goalkeeper was part of the United sides that won the 1994, 1996 and 1999 FA Cup finals.
Follow live coverage of Manchester United v Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Monday 9 March, 19:30 GMT on BBC One, BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website.
Dundee United have appealed against the sending off of midfielder Paul Paton in their Scottish Cup quarter-final against Celtic, who themselves have challenged the dismissal of defender Virgil van Dijk.
Both were sent off after a melee broke out - with Paton apparently the victim of mistaken identity - and will miss Sunday's League Cup final between the sides should the appeals fail.
This afternoon, we're honouring England's abject exit from the World Cup by asking you to tell us your most humiliating defeats...
Christian Evans:, external As a Sheff Wed fan I've seen my fair share of humiliating defeats but 8-0 v Newcastle with Shearer getting five is the worst!
Peter Hatch:, external Playing for 48th Ormskirk cub scouts, we were once 11-0 down at half time. Second half was a bit better, final score 21-4.
Can you do beat those hammerings? Let us know your most humiliating defeats on Twitter at #bbcsportsday, or via the BBC Sport Facebook page., external