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World number one Rory McIlroy can do the career grand slam of winning all four of golf's major with victory at the Masters.

He has been paired with three-time champion Phil Mickelson and Ryan Moore for the first two rounds of the tournament.

He's been speaking to the media and says: "It's a course that is very special, not just to me and the players, but the game.

"I feel like I have done a lot of good work over the last few days. I am just ready to get going on Thursday."

Asked about his struggles on par 5's at the Augusta course, he says: "I feel sometimes on par 5's I can be a little aggressive.

"If I can play them a little bit better then, hopefully, they will help me do better and win."

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Tim Henman will no doubt be unveiling that trademark fist-pump once again at the news that he has picked up an invite to Andy Murray's wedding.

According to the Daily Telegraph,, external Henman is one of the few star names on the guest list for the ceremony this weekend - with the likes of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal not making the cut.

Among the other tennis players who will watch Murray and Kim Sears exchange vows are Murray's Davis Cup team-mate James Ward and Dutch doubles pro Jean-Julien Rojer.

Former England captain Lawrence Dallaglio believes the success of French clubs in Europe is coming to the detriment of the country's national team.

French side Clermont thrashed Premiership champions and runaway leaders Northampton Saints 37-5 to reach the European Rugby Champions Cup semi-finals along with fellow Top 14 side Toulon. Saracens are England's only representatives in the last four.

"I'd argue that what we're seeing is a crisis in French rugby. I see players who are outstanding for their clubs - guys like Wesley Fofana and Maxime Machenaud - not playing well for France," says Dallaglio.

"There is something going dramatically wrong in French rugby because while they're happy to attract the biggest and best foreign names to their club game, they're doing so at the expense of their national side."

Salford Red Devils are beginning to build the reputation of a winning side, says their head coach Iestyn Harris.

The Super League side were in impressive form as they beat Wigan 24-18 to record their third win in a row, and they now sit third in the table.

"A reputation is built over a few months and a period of time, it's not built up over three or four games," Harris told BBC Radio Manchester.

"You've got to start somewhere and I think the players really want to build a reputation of being a consistent team.

Weller Hauraki and John Bateman face bans after they were charged with Grade B striking during their running battle at the AJ Bell Stadium on Easter Monday.

Salford second-rower Hauraki and Wigan counterpart Bateman were sent off two minutes from time for trading punches after the pair had already been sin-binned for an earlier flare-up.

The offence carries a suspension of one to two matches, although Hauraki's ban could be longer after he was hit with a Grade C charge by the Rugby Football League's match-review panel following an incident at Huddersfield on Good Friday.

Former QPR manager Harry Redknapp on BBC Radio 5 live: "The three teams that came up, everyone seems to be tipping them to go do down but they could all stay up. It's highly unlikely, but it's not impossible.

"It's close down there. Sunderland are still bang in it. Hull are still in it. There's six teams bang in trouble. Leicester could still get out and Burnley have been excellent all season. I wouldn't like to choose which three would go."

Former QPR manager Harry Redknapp on BBC Radio 5 live ahead of Tuesday's basement battle between Aston Villa and his former club: "Both teams, even at the start of the year, you knew would be in the bottom seven or eight but both have some good players.

"QPR had a really convincing win over West Brom at the weekend and they're looking strong at the moment.

"I think they've got a team that's capable of getting out of it. It's going to be tight but I think they've got a big chance tonight at Villa Park.

"The pressure really is on Villa at home. It's going to be a tense night for them. QPR are going to be full of confidence."

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Tiger Woods will be playing his first tournament since withdrawing from the Farmers Insurance Open in early February when he takes part in the Masters this week.

Asked about his efforts to make it to Augusta, he says: "I worked my ass off. That's the easiest way to describe it.

"People will never understand how much work I have put in. It was sun-up to sun-down."

Asked about any issues with his back, Woods answers: "A little bit here and there. I had no structural damage. It was just a fact that my muscles got fatigued."

Tiger Woods might be ranked 111 going into the Masters at Augusta this week but he is dominating the headlines.

He'll tee off at 18:48 BST on Thursday in a group also including Jamie Donaldson, of Wales, and fellow American Jimmy Walker.

Woods has been speaking to the media and says: "I'm excited, playing at this level.

"There's no tournament like this. To come back to a place where I have so many memories and had so many great times at is special."

Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony says he will oversee interviews for a new manager in May.

After three defeats in five games, Posh - who sacked Darren Ferguson in February - are 10th in League One and struggling to make the play-offs.

"Nobody has been ruled out and nobody has been guaranteed the job either," said MacAnthony in a statement on the club's website., external

Later in the statement, the Peterborough chairman continued: "I will be travelling to the UK in May to oversee formal interviews, not just with them [the current management team] for the full-time position of manager, but with a shortlist of other candidates."

Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has been a busy man - he has posted a mammoth 1.065-word open letter, external to supporters on the club website.

Given the downbeat nature of the letter it comes as a slight surprise to learn that Posh, who parted company with manager Darren Ferguson in February, are 10th in League One and still in with a chance of making the play-offs.

"I don't do excuses, never have, never will and I don't do meaningless apologies so I wouldn't insult any posh fans intelligence's by starting now," wrote MacAnthony, pictured below with former boss Ferguson and a floodlight.

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Accrington Stanley boss John Coleman has said his League Two club are not going to be a "bargain shop" if other sides target their best players.

Coleman was speaking after Stanley's 3-1 over Carlisle on Monday where midfielder Josh Windass, 21, impressed.

"We're definitely going to get away from the fact that people bargain shop at Accrington," Coleman, whose side are 17th, told BBC Radio Lancashire., external

"We're not going to be Aldi anymore that is for sure."

We're asking who deserves to be named Manager of the Season?

Let us know via the usual channels: on Twitter at #bbcsportsday, via the BBC Sport Facebook page, or text us on 81111.

Here's a selection of what you've been saying...

Jonathan Warren:, external Gary Monk should be MOTY. Swans well placed despite losing Vorm, Davies, DeGuzman, Michu in Aug and top scorer Bony in Jan.

Abdullah Ibrahim:, external The MoTY in my opinion would be Sean Dyche if he can keep Burnley up. If successful he would have completed Mission Impossible.

Kit Marsden:, external No mention of Norwich's Alex Neil for Manager Of The Season?! Shameful.

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Cristiano Ronaldo is clearly not feeling too tired after scoring five goals - including an eight-minute hat-trick - in Real Madrid's 9-1 trouncing of Granada at the weekend.

"Exercise all you can! It's good for your body and your mind!" tweeted , externalthe Portuguese winger, before presumably heading out for a ride on this bike rather than just standing next to it sticking up his thumbs.

Wigan are second-from-bottom of the Championship and eight points from safety with five games left.

"We are in a really tough place at the moment," says new Wigan manager Gary Caldwell.

"But we will approach the next five games with only one thing in mind, to win. After that, we will assess where we are and move on."

New Wigan boss Gary Caldwell played 111 matches for the club between 2010 and 2014 but has not played since last May because of a persistent hip injury.

The 32-year-old has combined his playing career with the development of his coaching for the past few seasons.

"I've made no secret of the fact that I wanted to move into management when the time was right," he says.

"I didn't expect that to come along as quickly as this but, in football, you need to take opportunities when they arise and I am honoured and excited in equal measures to take charge at the Latics, where I have shared such incredible memories over the past five years."

Gary Caldwell has been appointed as the new manager of Wigan Athletic.

The Championship strugglers sacked Malky Mackay on Monday and have moved quickly to replace him.

"Wigan Athletic are delighted to announce that club captain Gary Caldwell has been appointed as the new manager of the club on a permanent contract," read a club statement.

Rory McIlroy has been paired with Phil Mickelson and Ryan Moore in group 16 at 10:41 local time at Augusta.

Other notable threesomes for the opening round of the Masters on Thursday include:

Group 9: Miguel Jimenez, Lee Westwood and Anirban Lahiri.

Group 10: Bubba Watson, Justin Rose and Gunn Yang.

Group 11: Adam Scott, Dustin Johnson and Antonio Murdaca.

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There's plenty of excitement over the appearance of Tiger Woods and he will tee off in group 32 along with Jamie Donaldson, of Wales, and American Jimmy Walker.