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"Why is Sportsday closing down for the day?!" queries Marcelo.

"Because live coverage of our match against Atletico is about to start over there, of course," responds* Cristiano Ronaldo.

Over where? Over here. Join our colleague Tom Rostance to see which Madrid side - Real or Atletico - will join Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Monaco/Juventus.

And remember that Sportsday will return at 08:00 BST tomorrow. See you then!

* This conversation may/may not have actually happened...

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Monaco will be without injured pair Lacina Traore and Tiemoue Bakayoko as they look to overturn a one-goal deficit against Juventus.

Striker Traore and midfielder Bakayoko both have leg injuries.

Arturo Vidal, who scored Juve's goal from the penalty spot in the first leg of this Champions League quarter-final, is a doubt with tonsillitis.

Paul Pogba (hamstring) and defender Martin Caceres (ankle) will also be missing for the Serie A leaders.

Warwickshire captain Varun Chopra hit an unbeaten 119 as their Championship Division One game against Hampshire ended in a draw.

Beginning the final day on 47-0, they needed to score another 332 for victory, but declined to chase the target after being reduced to 145-4.

Chopra added 82 for the fifth wicket with Tim Ambrose (29) and a halt was called after he struck three successive boundaries off Michael Carberry.

Ex-Team Sky rider Jonathan Tiernan-Locke wants to return to cycling in 2016 after a two-year doping ban.

The 30-year-old joined Team Sky in 2013 after a superb 2012 season in which he won a string of races including the Tour of Britain.

But he was sacked last summer when a UK Anti-Doping panel found him guilty of using the banned blood-booster EPO.

"I want to race next year and I'm starting to formulate a training plan for this summer," says Tiernan-Locke.

BBC Radio 5 live

With no British teams (that's zero, zilch, nada) in the last-eight of the Champions League, our chums at BBC Radio 5 live are turning their attentions to the continent tonight. "Who is the best manager in Europe and why?" - that's the question they are asking on 5 live Sport. Pep? Klopp? Ancelotti? Simeone? Tune in from 19:00 BST to have your say.

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Glamorgan and Surrey play out an uninspiring draw on the final day in Cardiff in a game dominated by batsmen.

The visitors promoted first-innings double centurion Steven Davies in a bid to increase their 144-run lead quickly.

But after Davies fell for 21, Kevin Pietersen hit 53 not out to help Surrey to 207-4 declared and set the hosts 352 to win in a minimum of 57 overs.

Glamorgan reached 116-0, but with no chance of a positive result the captains shook hands at 17:00 BST.

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Samit Patel and Chris Read lead a resolute Notts batting display to snuff out any threat of defeat by Yorkshire at Trent Bridge.

The loss of Will Gidman and James Taylor during the final morning left the home side 134-5, only 121 ahead.

But Patel hit 11 fours in his 76 before being caught behind off Will Rhodes.

Read (83 not out) and and Vernon Philander (38) then shared an unbroken stand of 109 before a declaration on 354-7 ended the game as a draw.

Former world champion Shaun Murphy is back at the Crucible - 10 years on from his 2005 triumph. And Murphy, who told BBC Sport recently that he is a 'better person' to the one who won that title, is rolling back the years on the baize.

The 32-year-old is looking a dangerous opponent for anyone as he cruises into a comfortable 8-2 lead against qualifier Robin Hull.

Watch the match by clicking the 'Live Coverage' tab on this page.

Leigh Baker: The FA should put a fix price on matchday prices and season ticket prices through all divisions. Fans get ripped off!!

Rob Tennant: £18.50 cheapest adult seat at League 1 Walsall so it's not just Premiership with over priced football.

Jono: I will only pay £20/£25 for a Premier League game, anymore and I simply just don't go. Will then watch on TV.

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Spanish champions Atletico Madrid, beaten by Real in last season's Champions League final remember, are hopeful Croatia striker Mario Mandzukic will recover from an ankle injury.

Los Rojiblancos boss Diego Simeone is without suspended midfielder Mario Suarez, but otherwise has a fully-fit squad to choose from.

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No Gareth Bale. And no Karim Benzema. Real Madrid will have to cope without two thirds of their usual frontline as the pair were ruled out of the Champions League quarter-final second leg. But they do have Cristiano Ronaldo so let's not feel too much sympathy for them, eh?

Wales forward Bale has a calf problem and France striker Benzema has a knee injury, leaving Ronaldo, Javier Hernandez and Jese Rodriguez as Real's fit forwards.

Brazil left-back Marcelo is suspended, meaning Fabio Coentrao will start for Real.

Barcelona and Bayern Munich have already booked their spots in the Champions League semi-finals - but who will join them? In little under three hours, we will begin to find out....

Monaco v Juventus (0-1)

Real Madrid v Atletico Madrid (0-0)

First leg scores in brackets.

Been bogged down in dull meetings all day? Or had loads of household chores to do and only just sitting down with a cuppa? If that sounds like your day and you need to catch up with today's sporting stuff then you are in luck. Here's your bitesized recap of Wednesday's best bits...

Top story: FA Cup final referee Jon Moss is "political pawn" whose appointment does not make any sense, says former Premier League official Mark Halsey.

Top video: Six-time winner Steve Davis presents his guide to surviving the gruelling fortnight of the World Snooker Championship.

Top feature: How Gareth Bale and Real Madrid sleep their way to the top...

Wondering what two-time world champion Mark Williams is thinking after his 10-2 hammering by Welsh compatriot Matthew Stevens? Well, thanks to social media, you don't have to wonder anymore....

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And then Williams tells his followers that he is going to drown his sorrows, along with long-time pal Stevens, with some German lager.

West Ham have announced that their cheapest adult season ticket in the 2016-17 season will cost £289, down from between £620 and £940 for the 2014-15 campaign. That works out at just a touch over £15 per home league game.

Here's a few Twitter followers' thoughts on what would be a fair price...

Josh Daniels: The equivalent at a theatre or a concert costs £50-£70, a top Premier League game is comparable and so should the pricing be.

Jack Connor: Easy for West Ham to lower prices, in their oversized stadium paid for by tax payers. Not all clubs have that luxury.

James Porter: You are always going to pay more for bigger clubs like Chelsea but we shouldn't pay more than £40, would build more atmosphere

BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James at Edgbaston: "Three wickets in the afternoon session briefly gave Hampshire some hope that a victory might be possible.

"But captain Varun Chopra (71 not out off 223 balls) has been steadfast throughout and made sure the home side did not lose another wicket in the hour before tea.

"Indeed Chopra scored just 26 runs in the session."

BBC Radio Leeds' Dave Callaghan at Trent Bridge: "Notts look set to earn a draw after some determined batting against Yorkshire on the final afternoon to reach 292-7, a lead of 279 with just 32 overs left in the day's play.

"The champions have stuck to their task, but have surely now run out of overs to force a win.

"Important runs from Samit Patel (76), Riki Wessels (43) and Chris Read (40 not out) have tipped the game towards stalemate, but with injury problems and Test calls, Yorkshire will take the draw and feel satisfied."

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Justin Rose will make his first appearance since finishing second in the Masters this week.

And the 34-year-old Ryder Cup star is looking to continue an impressive recent record at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Former US Open champion Rose, who was joint second with Phil Mickelson behind Jordan Spieth at Augusta National, has not been outside the top 15 on his last three outings at TPC Louisiana.

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Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola faces disciplinary charges from Uefa after wearing a T-shirt in support of a dead journalist at a recent news conference.

Guardiola wore a t-shirt bearing #JusticiaParaTopo during his pre-match meeting with the media before Bayern's Champions League win against Porto.

The message relates to an Argentine journalist - Topo Lopez - who died at the World Cup last year.

Initially, it was reported that it was an accident, but now there is a campaign underway because some suspect he was murdered.

Jason Hackett: FFP is part of the problem, the emphasis on "matchday revenues" means teams with European aspirations can't discount.

Christian Evans: The only way ticket prices will go down is if fans start boycotting games in large numbers.

Chris Walker: How about 3,000 tickets: £10 each, apply online week before, lottery allocation, notification on Wednesday. New fans aplenty.