Novak Djokovic on Twitter, external: "One trophy and a bag. No flights. No packing. Taking a few days off now. Thx guys! We did it again!"

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Djokovic won the Monte Carlo title over the weekend, becoming the first man to win the opening three Masters events of the season.

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The Jockey Club has reported profits of £21.7m for 2014, down slightly from the previous year's record £22m.

The organisation runs 15 racecourses including Aintree, Epsom and Newmarket, and stages the Grand National, Cheltenham Festival, as well as the Derby events.

All the profits made by the Jockey Club go back into racing.

Aston Villa chief executive Tom Fox believes their FA Cup heroics can help lead the club back to the big time.

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After Tim Sherwood's side set up a final showdown with Arsenal by beating Liverpool, Fox said: "This is something which can create a positive atmosphere and blows through the negativity and clears it out.

"We have a lot of work to do but I hope it is the beginning of something great. "

The Women's Tennis Association has tweeted, external: "Happy birthday Maria Sharapova", and posted this picture.

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We're no experts but we're fairly sure that cake and those balloons and pressies have been superimposed ... after all having that much clutter on court is surely against WTA guidelines.

Maria, by the way, is 28 today.

We've been asking you for your most memorable stories of sporting fairytales gone wrong.

Get in touch on Twitter via #fairytalefails, external or on BBC Sport's Facebook page., external

Here's a few of your responses so far:

Richard Tipler: Eddie Irvine for Ferrari. Had to win in Japan to win his first F1 drivers title. Was beaten to the first corner by Mika Häkkinen, who went on to become double world champion.

Lord Fahy: Asamoah Gyan missing that last minute penalty for Ghana in 2010 after Suarez's hand ball!

Leigh Frayling: Wakefield kicker Don Fox missing from in front of the posts in the 1968 Challenge Cup final. Leeds won instead.

And while we're talking Champions League, Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale looks set to miss the European champions' decisive quarter-final second-leg with Atletico on Wednesday after scans confirmed a muscle injury in his left calf.

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Bale limped off after less than five minutes of Madrid's 3-1 win over Malaga on Saturday.

"After the tests carried out on Gareth Bale by the Real Madrid medical team, a muscle injury in his left calf has been diagnosed," the club said in a statement on Monday.

No Premier League football tonight but four big games in the Champions League are taking place over the next couple of evenings.

It is the second leg of the quarter-finals and there are some very tasty fixtures to look forward to.

Barcelona host PSG (3-1 after first leg) and Bayern Munich entertain FC Porto (1-3) on Tuesday, while on Wednesday Monaco face Juventus (0-1) and Real take on Atletico in the Madrid derby (0-0).

There will be live text coverage of each game on the BBC Sport website.

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Newcastle United goalkeeper Tim Krul, 27, and defender Daryl Janmaat, 25, are the subject of interest from Southampton boss Ronald Koeman, reports The Mirror, external.

As part of the announcement about his Open swan song, Sir Nick Faldo also revealed that he will be among a cast of golf's greatest players taking part in the Champion Golfers' Challenge on Wednesday, 15 July ahead of The Open.

Faldo will join five-time Champions Peter Thomson, who is celebrating the 60th anniversary of his triumph at St Andrews in 1955, and Watson, on the 40th anniversary of his win in his debut appearance at Carnoustie in 1975.

Sir Nick Faldo MBE, one of Great Britain's best golfers of the modern era, has announced that he will play in his last Open at St Andrews this summer - on the 25th anniversary of his victory at the home of golf.

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The six-time Major Champion will make a farewell at the course where he became Champion Golfer of the Year in 1990. He also won the Open at Muirfield in 1987 and 1992, and achieved 10 top ten finishes in The Open between 1978 and 2003.

Faldo, who will celebrate his 58th birthday during The Open, will join five-time Open Champion Tom Watson in making a final appearance in the Championship in July.

"The Open and St Andrews will forever hold a significant place in my heart," said Faldo. "I look forward to celebrating all that golf has given me."

Novak Djokovic's opponents must be getting a bit fed up with him - the man just can't stop winning.

The Serb beat Tomas Berdych to win his second Monte Carlo title and become the first man to win the opening three Masters events of the season.

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The world number one came through 7-5 4-6 6-3 on the clay to extend his winning run in 2015 to 17 matches.

Djokovic, 27, adds Monte Carlo to the Masters titles he won in Indian Wells and Miami last month.

After Steven Gerrard missed out on a farewell birthday FA Cup final with Liverpool, we've been asking you for some of your biggest fairytales gone wrong.

Keep them coming to #fairytalefails on Twitter , externalor the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Lewis Holland: Marcelo Trotta hitting the bar with a last minute penalty that would have seen Brentford promoted. Donny scored seconds later.

Ibrahim Mustapha: John Terry in Moscow. Portugal losing to Greece in Euro 2004. Brazil 1-7 Germany.

James Reay: Steve Harper missing his penalty in his testimonial.

You'd think the keeper would have let Harper have that one?

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The back page of the Scottish Daily Mail focuses on that shock 3-2 win for Inverness Caledonian Thistle over Celtic in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup.

The paper reports that Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths is angry at refereeing decisions going against his side.

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Graeme Shinnie wants to set up a perfect ending to his Inverness Caledonian Thistle career - after providing the winner against Celtic.

It was a pass from the full-back, who will join Aberdeen this summer, that allowed David Raven to secure a 3-2 win in their Scottish Cup semi-final.

"It would be the perfect ending for me," Shinnie told BBC Scotland.

"If my last achievement with this club can be lifting the trophy then it'll be the proudest moment of my life."

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The front page of Spanish sport newspaper AS suggests Chelsea are interested in signing Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke, with the London club willing to meet his release clause of just under 60m euro (about £43m).

We know about the big names already confirmed for the inaugural Tour de Yorkshire - Sir Bradley Wiggins, Marcel Kittel, Ben Swift.

But it has been announced today that there are a few more top-class foreign riders coming over for the 1-3 May race, as well as pretty much every good domestic rider.

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The pick of the names from overseas are Sky veteran Bernie Eisel, 2008 Olympic champ and 2010 Tour runner-up Samuel Sanchez, and French favourite Thomas Voeckler (pictured).

Brits Ed Clancy, Russ Downing and Steve Cumming have also confirmed they are competing too.

Good news for Manchester City fans - tests have confirmed that David Silva did not fracture his cheekbone in Sunday's win over West Ham.

City's Spanish playmaker was hurt by an elbow from West Ham's Cheikhou Kouyata in the second-half and was stretchered off after lengthy treatment.

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Subsequent hospital tests have showed no fracture and the 29-year-old will be closely monitored ahead of Saturday's Premier League game with Aston Villa.

Manager Manuel Pellegrini said Senegalese player Kouyata did not catch Silva intentionally.

What are your biggest sporting fairytales gone wrong?

Samman Humagain: Bradman getting out for a duck when he needed to score four runs to make his average 100. Stuck forever at 99.6.

Crippy Cooke: Alan Shearer failing to avoid relegation as short-term Newcastle manager in 2009.

Chris Dunn: Kieron Cunningham scoring the last try at Knowsley Road in 2010, then a week later losing the grand final to Wigan.

Keep them coming to #fairytalefails on Twitter, external or the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.

It appears striker Charlie Austin is not too impressed at what clothes team-mate Leroy Fer is wearing for training today.

Austin tweeted, external: "Oh no what has this guy turned up in today? #notfancydresspal", along with the pictorial evidence.

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Hmm, we think Charlie may have a point.

Colchester United chairman Robbie Cowling says Tony Humes will remain as manager even if the club are relegated to League Two this season.

The U's are four points from safety with three games to play after Saturday's 2-2 draw with Scunthorpe extended their winless run to three.

Humes, 49, replaced Joe Dunne as Colchester manager in September, having previously been in charge of the club's academy.

Cowling told BBC Essex: "Tony is the manager of Colchester, I'm extremely pleased with what he's doing. He's going to be the manager next season."