World number three Andy Murray has welcomed the choice of the Queen's Club grass courts to host Britain's Davis Cup quarter-final against France from July 17-19.

Britain, who were beaten in the last eight by Italy last year, will take on Australia or Kazakhstan in the semi-finals if they beat the 2014 runners-up.

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"Queen's will be a perfect venue," Murray - who has won at Queen's three times - told the Lawn Tennis Association's website, external.

"I've been playing at Queen's for 10 years now, so I feel very at home there as do the rest of the British team. Fingers crossed it's a memorable summer for British tennis."

Speaking of Jack Grealish, Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood has urged the 19-year-old to focus on his club before making a decision over his international future.

"It's up to Jack where he wants to go, purely up to him," said Sherwood.

"What I've got to do is make sure he's got that decision to make. He must be doing something right for Aston Villa if he's got those options. That's my priority."

Sherwood added: "I had the same situation with Nabil Bentaleb, who could have played for France but decided to pick Algeria. I did have a chat with him and he asked me what to do. I just said, 'you've got to go with your heart. Do you think you're French or Algerian?'"

You've been getting in touch to give us your best sporting zero to hero candidates.

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Rahul Adapa: Ashley Young - from being the most unwanted player in the Moyes era to the most loved one this season.

Ash Goodin: Gareth Bale - disastrous left-back looking to be sold for £3m or so, to £86m mega star.

Nyanyadzi: Aaron Ramsey - from being booed by own fans to being a whole-season hero and FA cup key moment man.

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Independent, external: The English Football Association is to push its Irish counterparts all the way for the services of Aston Villa's dual-nationality Jack Grealish. The Birmingham-born teenager has played for the Republic of Ireland Under-21 team.

Featherstone prop James Lockwood has been given a two-year ban for breaching the Rugby Football League's anti-doping regulations in the first finding of its kind in the UK.

The 29-year-old former Dewsbury forward was handed the suspension by UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) after a sample taken in an out-of-competition test last November returned a positive test for growth hormone releasing factors.

Jon Moss has spoken of his pride after being appointed to referee the FA Cup final on 30 May.

The 44-year-old from West Riding has been awarded the chance to officiate at Wembley after a season of consistent performances at Premier League level.

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"It was a complete surprise. When I got the call it was the realisation of a dream really. For any referee it is the pinnacle of your career," he said.

Moss will be assisted for the final, between Arsenal and Aston Villa, by Darren England and Simon Bennett. Craig Pawson will be the fourth official and Harry Lennard the reserve assistant referee.

Here's a round-up of Tuesday's sporting headlines:

• Jordan Henderson is on the verge of signing a new five-year deal with Liverpool

• Ding Junhui and Mark Davis are 5-5 in World Championship snooker in Sheffield

• Great Britain choose to face France at Queen's Club in the Davis Cup

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BBC Sport's Owen Phillips in Sheffield: "A brilliant if somewhat costly moment at the Crucible.

"Ding Junhui was seemingly heading towards a maximum break after 12 reds and 12 blacks when he completely lost concentration after getting slightly out of position and screwed back for the blue.

"A laugh-or-cry moment for the Chinese world number three. He probably laughed because it hadn't quite dawned on him he had just thrown away £30k - and a place in World Championship history, obviously."

If only he'd read our iWonder guide - maths behind the perfect 147.

Pakistan are set to host Test-playing opposition in their home country for the first time in more than six years.

Zimbabwe have agreed to travel for a short one-day international series next month, likely to take place in Lahore and Karachi.

No tourists have played in Pakistan because of security fears since the terrorist attack on Sri Lanka's team bus in Lahore in March 2009.

Zimbabwe's cricket board will send a security team to assess the situation before pinning down dates.

We've mentioned what's going on in the Champions League tonight - but there's also some serious action in the Football League.

With the end of the season nigh, there are five important matches in League One - MK Dons v Doncaster, Notts County v Preston, Rochdale v Leyton Orient, Scunthorpe v Bradford, Swindon v Walsall - while Blackburn face Millwall in the Championship.

Big game in League Two as well, with fourth-placed Bury taking on Southend, a place and a point below them. The winners will have automatic promotion in their sights.

Full coverage on the BBC Sport website this evening.

You would not believe what has just happened at the World Snooker Championship at the Crucible.

China's Ding Junhui was on for a 147 break but got so caught up in the moment that he clean forgot.

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Flying along nicely on 96, he potted a red - but instead of getting in position on the next black, screwed back for the blue.

Immediately realising what he had done, the world number three held his head in his hands before both he and opponent Mark Davis started giggling.

Getting a 147 would have earned him a cool £30,000, but the good news for Ding is that he's now within a frame of Davis at 5-4 down. Full coverage here.

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Newcastle midfielder Jonas Gutierrez, 31, is likely to leave St James' Park this summer after a reported row with manager John Carver, report The Sun, external.

The Argentine, who has overcome testicular cancer, is out of contract in the summer and will not have his deal renewed.

And the rest of the scores...

Hampshire hold the advantage over Warwickshire, resuming on 38-1 - a lead of 77 runs.

Glamorgan resume on 124-2 but have a task on their hands after being forced to chase Surrey's 563.

And in Division Two, Essex need 127 runs to win against Kent.

Day three in the County Championship starts at 11:00 BST. Don't forget you can listen to ball-by-ball commentary of every game on the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport app.

Here's how the matches are shaping up so far:

Sussex closed day two on 8-0 in their second innings, with Worcestershire 36 runs ahead at Hove.

Yorkshire open on 226-3 against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge, with the hosts leading by 202 runs.

Lancashire have a slender 55-run lead over hosts Derbyshire and resume on 36-3.

Embarrassing dad alert.

Kevin Grealish, the father of Aston Villa midfielder Jack, has revealed on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport he celebrated his son's FA Cup success by spending the day in his game shirt.

Jack, 19, helped Villa beat Liverpool on Sunday to secure his side a place in the Cup final.

And speaking to the Monday Night Club, his dad admitted: "I put his shirt on that he wore yesterday and I've still got it on today…it stinks a bit."

There were a few doubters when Jordan Henderson was bought by Liverpool for £20m. Four years later, he's set to earn a new deal and the captaincy.

So we want to know who you think has gone from zero to hero:

Lee Longstaff: Niall Quinn at Sunderland. Got off to a terrible start with poor performances and injuries, but once he was paired up with Kevin Phillips, those two made each other.

Crippy Cooke: Definitely Fabian Delph at Aston Villa. Spent more time on the treatment table and performing poorly when he first joined. But shined under Lambert, and Sherwood, and is now an England international.

Alex Fox: Emmanuel Eboue - subbed as a sub, consistently erratic performances, but I miss him even now.

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Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on Radio 5 live sports extra

"London's Queen's Club has been confirmed as the venue for Great Britain's Davis Cup quarter-final with France.

The tie - which will take place in the third week of July - will be Britain's first quarter-final on home soil since 1986.

Andy Murray - who was very keen to play the tie on a grass court - has won the Aegon Championships at Queen's on three occasions."

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The Mirror, external: Outgoing Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp has turned down an offer to take over at West Ham - but boss Sam Allardyce is still set to be sacked by the Hammers this summer.

Here's the rundown for Tuesday's snooker showdowns. You can watch both tables live here.

10:00 BST

Ding Junhui (Chn) v Mark Davis (Eng)

Mark Allen (NI) v Ryan Day (Wal)

14:30 BST

Ali Carter (Eng) v Alan McManus (Sco)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (Eng) v Craig Steadman (Eng)

19:00 BST

Mark Allen (NI) v Ryan Day (Wal)

Mark Williams (Wal) v Matthew Stevens (Wal)