We've been asking which sporting legend you would want back at their peak and why?

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John Hunter:, external Definitely Senna and Prost in their prime in modern F1 would be electric!!

Vaughan Try:, external Bring back Sir Geoff Boycott to show the boys how to block. Would love to see how he plays Mitchell Johnson & Mitchell Starc too.

Joeypine:, external ‏As a blue, Georgi Kinkladze. Often discussed in the same breath as Silva. Would've loved to have witnessed him in the flesh.

It is the final round of qualifying as the remaining 32 players battle it out to claim the 16 spots in the main draw at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

In the all Welsh clash, Ryan Day is in prime position to advance, leading fellow countryman Jak Jones 5-2, while 1997 champion Ken Doherty is 5-1 down to Mark Davis.

Jamie Jones, Mark King and Alan McManus all lead in their best-of-19 matches.

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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney believes team-mate Marouane Fellaini is the best on the planet when it comes to relieving pressure and turning defence into attack.

"We like to play out from the back and if teams are pressing us then we have him as an option," says Rooney.

"He is probably the best in world football at bringing the ball down and getting us out of that pressure and further up the pitch."

He added: "Last year was awful for him but in fairness he kept his head down, worked hard and came through that tough period."

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England women's cricket captain Charlotte Edwards has been at Windsor Castle to be presented with her CBE by the Queen.

Edwards was named in the Queen's Birthday Honours list last June for her services to cricket.

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Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale may have played a big part in his side's Champions League success last season and, despite enduring a tough campaign this time around, appears to have the faith of manager Carlo Ancelotti.

"I have the good fortune to be able to count on everyone for such an important game," said the Real boss before tonight's Champions League quarter-final, first leg at rivals Atletico Madrid.

"Bale had a fantastic season last term and scored in both finals. We hope to play more finals over the coming months and he will be important, like last year.

"We have to use our individual quality and all our weapons to play a game with speed and pace in attack."

BBC Radio Bristol and BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Wantage Road: "Thanks to some loose Northants batting this match is tantalisingly poised with the home side reaching lunch on 138-5, a lead of 175 over Gloucestershire with five second-innings wickets remaining.

"Rob Newton cut James Fuller to point, and Alex Wakeley and Adam Rossington followed soon after as Northants tottered on 110-5. An obdurate stand is in place between Josh Cobb and Rob Keogh, but that should have been strangled early on but Chris Dent put down a simple chance at second slip when Cobb had made two."

BBC Radio Leeds' Dave Callaghan at New Road: "Despite being without seven key first-team players, Yorkshire have taken a firm grip on the third day at New Road.

"They were just four in arrears after the first innings, and the pace attack then ripped into the Worcestershire line-up.

"At lunch the home side are 55-6 as Yorkshire produced some splendid deliveries backed up by superb catching. England 's Moeen Ali went for four as Jack Brooks took three wickets, Steve Patterson two and Tim Bresnan one.

"So Yorkshire on top and Worcestershire with a mountain to climb if they are to avoid an opening defeat."

We've been asking which sporting legend you would want back at their peak and why?

Let us know via Twitter using #bbcsportsday and via the BBC Sport Facebook page., external Here are some of your replies...

James O'Hara:, external Would love to see stephen hendry back on the table what a legend he was.

Grant McGrath:, external Has to be Michael Schumacher, never again will we see excellence, precision and competitiveness like it in an F1 car!

Aaron Chaim:, external I'D LOVE IT if Kevin Keegan returned as Newcaastle manager and built another entertainers team.

BBC Somerset's Anthony Gibson at Taunton: "At 96-8, with Somerset just 15 ahead, it looked as if this might be all over by lunchtime.

"But a defiant Peter Trego had other ideas and, with solid support from Abdur Rehman, the pair of them saw Somerset safely through to the end of the session on 168-8, having added 72 together.

"It probably won't be a match-saving partnership, but it has at least been face-saving, after a rampant Chris Rushworth had doubled his overnight tally of wickets, with 6-68. Durham are still nailed-on favourites, but Somerset - and Trego especially, unbeaten on 65 - are at least putting up a fight."

Nick Hope
BBC Olympic sports reporter

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The big talking point from the opening morning of the British Championships in London concerns the form of 2012 Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson.

2014 was a tough year for the Scottish swimmer after the pre-Commonwealth Games favourite was beaten to Glasgow gold by team-mate Ross Murdoch.

Jamieson has qualified for tonight's 200m breaststroke final, but only with the seventh quickest time and he is some four seconds short of the World Championship qualification mark - so could miss out on selection."

BBC Radio Wales's Nick Webb at Grace Road: "Ned Eckersley led Leicestershire's progress to the verge of a third batting point on the third morning against Glamorgan as the Foxes reached 296-3, now just 217 runs behind, with Eckersley unbeaten on 119.

"But Glamorgan earned a vital breakthrough just a few minutes before the interval when their former favourite Mark Cosgrove lost his middle stump driving at David Lloyd on 33.

"Angus Robson was the only other wicket of the morning session, bowled by Craig Meschede on 83, adding just one to his overnight score.

"But the batsmen's paradise of Grace Road means more hard yards for the bowlers if there's to be any chance of a positive result."

BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle at Lord's: "Under clear blue skies Nottinghamshire continued to press home their advantage on the third morning against Middlesex at Lord's.

"Nightwatchman Will Gidman made 18 before edging Adam Voges to slip and Alex Hales feathered Tim Murtagh behind for 37 but the visitors remain on course towards a commanding lead, with Samit Patel and James Taylor finding their touch towards the end of the session.

"At lunch Notts are 187-4, an overall lead of 304 with a declaration likely some time around tea."

You can listen to commentary of the afternoon and evening sessions via the BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app on desktop, mobile and tablet.

BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James at the Ageas Bowl: "Lots of talk about whether Sussex should have enforced the follow-on when they picked up the one wicket they needed this morning to give them a lead of 213 runs on the first innings.

"But even though they have lost four wickets to reach the break at 66-4, they still lead Hampshire by 279 runs. Even if this afternoon doesn't quite go to plan for them they will still be a long way ahead."

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The Daily Mail reports, external that Stoke City have opened talks over a possible summer deal for Evian's Daniel Wass who can play at right back, left back or on either wing.

The 25-year-old Denmark international is available for around £3.5m and has been watched by Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle over the past year.

We've been asking this morning which sporting legend you would want back at their peak and why?

Let us know via Twitter using #bbcsportsday and via the BBC Sport Facebook page., external Here are some of your replies...

John McEnerney:, external Jimbo (Jimmy Connors) & McEnroe would add some spice to men's tennis which is all too buddy buddy these days!

Jiire:, external Roger Federer. Never thought I'd miss seeing those smooth backhands winning titles.

Ashray Bhamidipati:, external I would like to see Alastair Cook back at his best so that England can win more often in the future.

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Eric Cantona says Manchester United's derby win over Manchester City proves they are capable of winning the Premier League title next season.

United beat City 4-2 at Old Trafford on Sunday to consolidate their third place in the Premier League table.

"Now they are the kings of the city," said Cantona, who helped United win four titles between 1992 and 1997.

"Sometimes you have a season when you lose games and you finish fourth or fifth. Next year they can win."

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Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling's apparent inhaling of laughing gas will be "a minor blip" in a "fantastic career", says a players' union chief.

Bobby Barnes, deputy chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association, said: "He's made a mistake and people are human.

"Nobody would condone the use of these types of substances, whether legal or otherwise, as footballers are seen as role models. But many of us look back at things we did in our teens and early 20s and wish we hadn't done them."

"I am sure this will be a minor blip on his path to a fantastic career."

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Former world number one and two-time Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka and 2014 Wimbledon semi-finalist Lucie Safarova will play at the Aegon Classic in Birmingham in June.

The pair will join a field which already includes defending champion Ana Ivanovic and the in-form French Open semi-finalist, Simona Halep.

The event takes place from 15-21 June at the Edgbaston Priory Club.

If you're chatting about Liverpool's win over Newcastle last night, here are a few facts you might want to throw into the conversation to add that bit of gravitas.

• Raheem Sterling is Liverpool's top scorer with 7 PL goals in 2014-15. By 13 April last season Suarez & Sturridge had 49 between them.

• Joe Allen became the 15th player to score for Liverpool in the Premier League this season. Only in 1992-93 have they had more (16).

• Since Boxing Day, Liverpool have taken 35 points from 15 PL games, 13 more than Manchester City.

• Newcastle have lost their last five games.

Some young players lack the social skills to communicate well, according to Barnsley manager Lee Johnson.

Former Oldham boss Johnson, who took over at Oakwell in March, has a squad with an average age of just under 23.

He told BBC Radio Sheffield: "It's a real problem, not just in football but society, people seem to lack the social skills to express themselves.

"That's why the Championship is full of 27 to 32-year-olds who can dig somebody out to get the best from them."