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Referee Jan Verhaas has just told a spectator in Perry v Zhang match to stop eating his crisps so noisily...

What's going on at the Crucible, I hear you cry. Play has just resumed on table one, with England's Joe Perry re-emerging from the dressing room with a 4-0 mid-session lead over Zhang Anda of China.

See how those two fare by watching our live stream. Do that with ease by clicking the 'Live Coverage' tab on this page...

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 a just a touch over £15 per home league game.

Here's a few of Twitter thoughts on what would be a fair price for a Premier League game...

Graham Dron: For a one off game in the Premier League I'd pay £30/40, but clubs should lower season ticket prices.

Gary Wilkinson: £20 for adults, £10 for U16 & OAPs. Same for away supporters as well.

The Empty Net: £20-25 adults max. Under 16s £15 max and no tiering of games (e.g. 'Gold' or 'Silver' fixtures).

Heard the tale about the 'Sicknote Six'? The one where six of Leeds United's foreign legion pulled out of their match at Charlton with injuries, despite head coach Neil Redfearn believing they would be fit? Here's the latest chapter.

One of those six players in question - Italian defender Giuseppe Bellusci - is likely to miss the final two games of the season following an MRI scan, according to the Championship club., external

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Former England fly-half Olly Barkley says a feeling of unfinished business was behind his decision to sign a new deal with relegated London Welsh.

Barkley, 33, has started just eight of Welsh's Premiership games this season and has made 12 appearances in total.

The relegated club will play in the Championship next season after just one season in the top flight.

"When I signed a year ago I had a very strong idea about what I wanted to achieve at this club," says Barkley.

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 a just a touch over £15 per home league game.

Here's a few of your Twitter thoughts on what would be a fair price for a Premier League game...

Stephen Ellis: No more than 20 #twentysplenty

Tom Dunn: I really hope those rest of the Premier League takes note of West Ham today. That's what football should be priced at.

Steven Khan: For Scottish football £10 a ticket for all, as families are put off by the price of taking kids.

Get in touch via #fairpriceforfootball, external on Twitter, 81111 on text and the MOTD Facebook page., external

Injury-hit Newcastle midfielder Siem de Jong is set to play a part in Saturday's Premier League home match against Swansea after an eight-month lay-off.

The Dutch international, 26, has made just three appearances since arriving from Ajax in a £6m deal because of a torn thigh muscle and a collapsed lung.

But he has returned to the reserves, playing 72 minutes against Aston Villa on Tuesday.

"We will see what happens," he says. "I don't think I could play 90 minutes yet, especially not on a level higher, so we will have to build it up and see how it goes."

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Southend winger David Worrall has dedicated a vital goal to the memory of his baby son, who died recently.

Worrall scored the only goal in Tuesday's 1-0 win at Bury, keeping the Shrimpers in the hunt for automatic promotion from League Two.

He told BBC Essex: "It's for Noah, my son, and my girlfriend. I went to his grave and told him I was playing. It was emotional, I felt like crying. It was for him and I knew he was looking down on me."

More of your thoughts on a fair price for a Premier League match ticket are coming in on #fairpriceforfootbal, externall and the MOTD Facebook page., external

Pete Finch: , externalIt's 20quid where I sit at the villa, the prices for adults range from £20-£49 but they always have deals on for kids which can start from £1. And also for adults they do bundle games, for example 3 games for £30. So no complaints from a villa fans perspective

Stuart Massie: , externaljust check season tickets for best teams in world , Bayern and Barca , then double it and you may be allowed to watch Sunderland or Stoke...

Adam Precious: , external£25 for teams like arsenal, united, Chelsea, then maybe £20 for small premier league clubs

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Aston Villa have edged ahead of West Brom as they attempt to convince Bakary Sako to sign when the 26-year-old winger's contract expires at Wolves this summer.

According to the Shropshire Star,, external Sako is ready to consider a move to Villa now their Premier League status seems secure.

Sako has scored 15 goals in 44 appearances for Wolves this season.

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Five-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan caused a stink in yesterday's opening session when he whipped off his shoes. He explains why had to play in just his socks:

"I've no fashion sense at all. I had the last ones for 10 years and didn't want to get rid of them. But I left them in a hotel room and lost them," Ronnie tells BBC Two.

"Then I just bought the wrong pair and they were bashing my feet up. I had to take them off. I couldn't wear them. They said I couldn't play in my socks - I didn't want to play in my socks. But didn't want to play in those shoes either!

"So I got a pair of [tournament director] Mike Ganley's old shoes - they felt great."

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Victorious Ronnie O'Sullivan talking to BBC Two after his 10-3 win against Craig Steadman: "I'm never thinking about just getting over the line. If you start thinking like that then you won't win tournaments. With each match, each ball, you become stronger or weaker. For me it is about building momentum."

On facing either Mark Williams or Matthew Stevens in the second-round: "It's too early to say which one I'll be playing - it is not like Matthew has played out of his skin. Mark will come out fighting and draw on his experiences. The Welsh never give in!"

All over! Ronnie O'Sullivan strolls into the World Championship second round with a 10-3 victory against qualifier Craig Steadman.

The five-time champion was not at his fluent best in today's session and will be disappointed not to have compiled a ton since yesterday's opening frame.

Nevertheless, it has been a decent workout for the 39-year-old tournament favourite. Next up for him is a Welshman. But will it be Mark Williams or Matthew Stevens on Saturday evening? Probably Stevens as he leads 7-2 ahead of the resumption of their match at 14:30 BST.

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England captain Steph Houghton is confident she will be fit in time for this summer's World Cup in Canada.

The Manchester City defender injured her knee at the Cyprus Cup in March.

"I'm 100% sure (that I'll be fit)," Houghton tells BBC Sport. "I'm joining back in training in the next few weeks."

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Paris St Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was philosophical after suffering Champions League quarter-final defeat to his former club Barcelona last night.

"Let's be realistic, they were better than us. They will probably win the Champions League," Ibrahimovic admitted.

"As far as we are concerned, it is not possible to reach that goal in the short term.

"Let's not lie to ourselves, it's just reality."

*One frame from victory klaxon*

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That's right, Ronnie O'Sullivan is rocketing towards the World Championship second round. The five-time champion takes advantage of a missed black by qualifier Craig Steadman to snaffle a 9-3 lead.

Can Ronnie wrap this match up at the first attempt? Click the 'Live Coverage' tab on this page to find out....

Big blow for Australia - and Yorkshire. Baggy Greens batsman Aaron Finch is ruled out for three months after having surgery on his left hamstring.

The 28-year-old had been scheduled to join up with Yorkshire at the end of May but suffered the injury playing for Mumbai Indians against Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League.

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French newspaper L'Equipe claim, external that Monaco anchorman Geoffrey Kondogbia is interesting both Arsenal and Liverpool, with Spanish clubs Atletico Madrid and Valencia also monitoring the 22-year-old.

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Is Rafa Benitez's time up at Serie A club Napoli? Seemingly so, according to the Italian media.

Today's Corriere dello Sport reports that Napoli have reached an agreement with Sampdoria coach Sinisa Mihajlovic to replace the Spaniard.

Former Liverpool and Chelsea boss Benitez is widely expected to leave the Neapolitan side, who are fourth in Serie A and on the verge of the Europa League semi-finals, in the summer.