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It's time for day three of the World Championship to begin in Sheffield.
It's an all-England start, as Barry Hawkins faces Matthew Selt, and Stuart Bingham takes on Robbie Williams (not the pop star).
You can watch live coverage on BBC Two, the Red Button and online via this link.
BBC Humberside Sport on Twitter, external: Scunthorpe United announce they've extended the loan of Everton midfielder John Lundstram until the end of the season
Image source, PAKevin Pietersen's long-awaited return to County Championship action with Surrey lasted just 28 balls on Sunday.
The 34-year-old, who is hoping to earn a recall to England's Test team, made 19 on day one of his side's Division Two match against Glamorgan in Cardiff.
But Surrey will resume in a commanding position at 363-3 this morning, with Kumar Sangakkara (112 not out) and Steven Davies (109 not out) returning to the crease.
Elsewhere in Division Two, Essex are 67-6 in reply to Kent's 193, while Lancashire ended day one of their match with Derbyshire on 292-8.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of every County Championship match online and via the BBC Sport app.
Miss any of the FA Cup semi-final drama over the weekend?
Fear not, we've rounded up all the best bits in a handy 10 minute video, which you can watch right here.
This man celebrates his 39th birthday today, and it's fair to say he's probably enjoying it.
Image source, Getty ImagesGoalkeeper Shay Given has an FA Cup Final to look forward to, after helping Aston Villa defeat Liverpool.
Others from the sporting world celebrating a birthday today include:
Maurice Bamford (rugby league, 79) - former Great Britain coach.
Raymond van Barneveld (darts, 48) - five-times world darts champion.
Alan McLoughlin (soccer, 48) - former Portsmouth, Swindon and Republic of Ireland midfielder.
Image source, Getty ImagesDaily Express:, external Radamel Falcao's agent Jorge Mendes has made contact with Liverpool over a permanent deal this summer, after Manchester United told Monaco they will not be making a bid for the 29-year-old striker at the end of the season
Nottinghamshire's Alex Hales was Sunday's star in Division One, scoring 222 not out against champions Yorkshire at Trent Bridge.
Hales, part of England's World Cup squad earlier this year, resumes this morning with Notts 393-7.
Warwickshire will start day two on 14-0 after bowling out Hampshire for 319, while Worcestershire are 45-0 in reply to Sussex's 345.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of every County Championship match online and via the BBC Sport app.
Image source, AFPA little of the romance has been missing from sport lately...
Birthday blues - It was supposed to be the Gerrard Cup final - but the Liverpool captain will be free on his 35th birthday after Liverpool were knocked out of the FA Cup.
National near-miss - Jockey AP McCoy would have quit on the spot if favourite Shutthefrontdoor had won the Grand National, but now the 19-time champion bows out at Sandown on Saturday.
Slam dunked - Fellow Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy was tipped to complete a career Grand Slam at golf's Masters, but was trumped by young gun Jordan Spieth.
So ... what are your biggest fairytales gone wrong? Did you see your team flop after being built up for a big triumph, or come unstuck when glory beckoned? Get in touch on Twitter, external or Facebook., external
Image source, Adam Federici TwitterReading goalkeeper Adam Federici has tweeted for the first time since his costly mistake in the FA Cup semi-final.
The Australia international failed to hold onto Alexis Sanchez's tame shot and it rolled over the line in extra time, to hand Arsenal a 2-1 win and a place in the Wembley final.
The poor fella was reduced to tears at full-time, so the Reading fans are planning a #flagsforfeds tribute at Wednesday's Championship game against Birmingham at Madejski Stadium where they intend to bring Australian flags in support of their keeper.
In a series of tweets,, external he thanked the Royals fans for their support and vowed to "come back stronger".
Image source, SportThe front page of Spanish daily newspaper Sport focuses in on Barcelona's Lionel Messi, who scored his 400th goal for the club in a 2-0 win over Valencia on Saturday.
The paper says the 27-year-old is in the prime of his career. Sport also reports that Real Madrid midfielder Luca Modric will not play again this season because of injury.
Manchester City Ladies midfielder Jill Scott has apologised for the head butt which saw her sent off in her side's 1-0 defeat by Arsenal.
Image source, The FAThe England international was shown a straight red card in the 56th minute of their Women's Super League 1 match after reacting to a challenge from Gunners defender Jade Bailey.
Bailey was shown a yellow card for her part in the fracas.
On Twitter Scott said: "Gr8 effort from all the girls, I want to apologise for the incident which led to me being sent off, gutted to let every1 @MCWFC down today".
Take a bow Mr Matthew Hoggard.
The shaggy-haired Yorkshire seamer, one of the unsung heroes of the 2005 Ashes - when he helped England reclaim the urn from Australia after an 18-year wait - emerged as England's best-ever Test bowler in the BBC's study.
Image source, Getty ImagesOf Hoggard's 248 Test victims, 28% had a career batting average of more than 45. In comparison, only 10% of Botham's wickets were those of batsmen who averaged more than 45, while Anderson was just behind Hoggard on 27%.
Hoggard admitted he was "surprised" by the result ... but added he would savour the bragging rights over Anderson and fellow Yorkshireman Darren Gough (12th on England's all-time list with 229 wickets).
Jimmy Anderson may have overtaken Sir Ian Botham as England's leading Test wicket-taker, but is there a scientific way of working out the best ever?
Image source, Getty ImagesTurns out there is.
BBC Sport asked Test Match Special statistician Andrew Samson to take the top 10 England Test wicket-takers and give each of their wickets a numerical rating between one and 11 based on the career average of the batsmen they dismissed.
And the best ever bowler? Well, the result may surprise you...
Image source, Daily TelegraphThe Daily Telegraph, external is the odd one out this morning. No football on the front of its sports supplement, instead it's Lewis Hamilton splashing the champagne after his latest grand prix victory.
Image source, Daily MailWith apologies to Liverpool fans, it's more of the same in the Daily Mail, external - Villa joy, Reds' heartbreak.
All Blacks fly-half Aaron Cruden is likely to miss this year's Rugby World Cup after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during a Super Rugby match on Friday.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 26-year-old, who would almost certainly have been first-choice fly-half for a New Zealand side looking to defend their title, is expected to be out for six months
Some tragic news emerging from India, where a 20-year-old cricketer is reported by Reuters to have died as a result of an on-field collision with a team-mate.
Ankit Keshri collided with a team mate as both players went for a high catch during a club match in the eastern city of Kolkata. He briefly lost consciousness but was resuscitated by a team-mate and taken to hospital.
According to doctors, Keshri's condition was stable but he suffered a cardiac arrest around midnight on Sunday and died early on Monday morning.
The incident comes four months after Australia cricketer Phillip Hughes died after being hit by a bouncer.
Image source, Daily ExpressFabian Delph gets the plaudits in The Guardian, external. The midfielder - who scored the winner at Wembley - is described as Captain Marvel.
Remember 21-year-old cricketer Liam Livingstone we mentioned at 08:09? Can't really blame him for this tweet. What a day for the lad.
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Image source, The GuardianWhat's making the headlines this morning, we hear you cry? Well cry no longer for we're about to tell you. Let's start a round-up of the papers with The Guardian, external Predictably Liverpool's defeat by Aston Villa hogs the headlines, with Brendan Rodgers admitting that his side could not cope with the pressure of a big semi-final at Wembley.