That's it from Tuesday's edition of Sportsday. Thanks for your company. Don't forget there is live text commentary of the Champions League semi-final between Juventus and Real Madrid on the BBC Sport website. Sportsday is back at 08:00 BST on Wednesday. Catch you then.

Gareth Bale is named in Real Madrid's starting line-up to face Juventus in the Champions League semi-final. Cristiano Ronaldo also starts.

Real Madrid XI: Casillas, Varane, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo, Carvajal, Isco, Kroos, James, Bale, Ronaldo.

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Twenty four hours after winning his first clay-court title in Munich, Andy Murray has arrived at the Caja Magica, venue for this week's Madrid Open.

The Scot could face a quick rematch with Munich final opponent Philipp Kohlschreiber, who plays Alejandro Falla later today.

"It's going to be a tricky turnaround," said Murray. "I practise this afternoon, and will just make the best of the time that I've got before my match tomorrow.

"It's nice to win events at any level. I hope I can have a good run at one of the next two events, either here or Rome, and get myself ready for the French Open."

Andrew Benson
BBC Sport chief F1 writer

"McLaren have announced that they are to change their car's colour scheme from this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. The team, struggling for competitiveness in the first season of their new engine partnership with Honda, are to drop the chrome that has been a mainstay of the car since 1997.

"There are no pictures as yet, but a spokesman described the new design as 'a dynamic, predatory, graphite-grey colouration, complemented by McLaren day-glo 'speedmarks' and key lines'.

"He added that this would 'optimise (the car) not only for bright sunshine but also for the floodlights used in twilight and night races'.

"Given McLaren chairman Ron Dennis's famous fondness for any colour as long as it is grey, the decision will doubtless lead to plenty of jokes when F1 convenes at the Circuit De Catalunya on Thursday."

Double world champion Fernando Alonso might not win another race, external in his career, says former team-mate Jarno Trulli.

The 33-year-old's return to McLaren this season has been blighted by issues including the car's poor performance. He heads into his home Formula 1 race in Barcelona on Sunday without a point.

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"I wonder if he might win another race or championship," said Trulli.

"McLaren won't get on top of the problems quickly and won't easily catch up with the teams in front next year."

Players' union FIFPro has told players from Czech club Banik Most to refuse to take a lie detector test after they were suspected of match-fixing.

The second division side have lost nine games in a row and FIFPro say the players have not been paid since March.

Now the club is considering making them take lie detector tests.

"Most's directors are treating their players as suspects, even though there appears no clear evidence," said FIFPro.

Barcelona's Lionel Messi says their 7-0 aggregate semi-final thrashing by Bayern Munich in 2013 "hurt", as they aim for revenge on Wednesday.

Barca's loss was the biggest margin of defeat in a Champions League semi-final - and the Spanish and German giants meet at the same stage this year.

"That hurt a lot, but a lot of time has passed," added Argentina forward Messi. "We come into the game differently, as do they, and it will be a different tie to that one."

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European 10,000m gold medallist Jo Pavey will miss the World Championships in Beijing in August in order to prepare for the 2016 Rio Olympics.

The 41-year-old, who won gold in Zurich last year, said: "If I were to compete in Beijing and Rio it would mean three summers in a row with lengthy periods focused on championship running.

"I feel this is not a good balance for my kids so I am going to stay at home. I am also aware I need to look after myself if I want to qualify for Rio."

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Juventus Wold Cup winning midfielder Andrea Pirlo says Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti is "like a father to me".

The pair helped AC Milan win a Serie A title, two Champions Leagues and the Club World Cup between 2001 and 2009.

But they are on opposite sides as Ancelotti's Madrid face Juventus in the Champions League semi-final later.

"We worked together for many years, he gave me my chance in top-level football and changed my position," adds Pirlo. "We won a lot together and I experienced unforgettable moments with him."

Former England captain Gary Lineker:, external Just filmed a fascinating interview with Wayne Rooney for a documentary on his life. Will be shown later this year. Delightful chap.

Gloucester flanker Ross Moriarty has been cited following an incident in the European Rugby Challenge Cup final against Edinburgh last Friday.

Moriarty is alleged to have struck Fraser McKenzie with his knee in the 54th minute of the match at the Twickenham Stoop, which Gloucester won 19-13.

A hearing will be held on Dublin on Thursday with sanctions ranging from a three-week ban for a low end ruling up to a year for serious incidents, if the player is found guilty.

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Barcelona striker Lionel Messi is "unstoppable", says Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola ahead of his Champions League semi-final return to the Nou Camp on Wednesday.

Guardiola's Bayern Munich must keep Messi quiet if they are to stand a chance of reaching the final.

But Guardiola, who was Messi's manager at Barcelona, tells a new conference: "The way he is playing now, no defence can stop him. The way he is playing over the last three or four months he is unstoppable. Talent of that magnitude can't be defended.''

As well as the first Champions League semi-final, there is also live action from the Scottish Premiership on Tuesday.

Fourth-placed Dundee United travel to Inverness, who are one spot higher, aiming to narrow the gap in the race for Europa League qualification.

Interested? How about this video preview of what promises to be a tense affair.

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More from Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola on his return to Barcelona ahead of Wednesday's Champions League semi-final: "Barca is a very important part of my life. Until now it was everything, but I am here to win.

"It's inevitable not to remember things now. When I joined Bayern, sooner or later this could happen, but the first time is the first time. I am not here for a homage but to see Bayern through to the final.''

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Carlo Ancelotti faces an uncertain future at Real Madrid even if he wins the Champions League, according to former Real keeper Bodo Illgner.

"You know with Real Madrid anything is possible because when I was playing for the club we had a coach - Jupp Heynckes - who won "la Septima"; Real Madrid's seventh European Cup and he was sacked even though we won that seventh Champions League title.

"So with Madrid you never know what will happen."

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Former world number one Tiger Woods admits he has had a "brutal" three days following the split with girlfriend Lindsey Vonn.

On Sunday the high-profile couple announced they had "mutually decided to end our relationship". The timing was not great for Woods, coming on the ninth anniversary of the death of his father Earl, and as a result he has had trouble sleeping.

"Obviously it does affect me. It's tough. These three days have been brutal on me," said the 39-year-old at his press conference ahead of this week's Players Championship, his first appearance since the Masters a month ago.

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It is standing-room only at Pep Guardiola's news conference ahead of Barcelona's Champions League semi-final with Bayern Munich on Wednesday.

Guardiola is hoping to make a winning return to the Nou Camp, where he steered Barca to three La Liga titles and two Champions League triumphs in a four-year spell as coach before leaving in 2012.

"I want to win. I want to win. Barcelona is an important part of my life - before, it was everything - but I want to win tomorrow," says Guardiola.

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Just under three hours until kick-off in the first Champions League semi-final between champions of Italy Juventus and defending European champions Real Madrid in Turin.

Former Real Madrid keeper Bodo Illgner believes criticism of Gareth Bale this season has been unfair.

Illgner, who played when Real beat Juventus in the 1998 Champions League final, adds: "If he's not 100% fit that's a very big issue for him. But he made a very good impression in the last match at Seville so I think he will start tonight and will have a good performance.

"He's shown what's capable of for Real Madrid in the cup final and the Champions League final last season."

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We all know Peter Crouch is a decent goalscorer but how is he at appearing in music videos? Indie band Peace have called on the help of Stoke striker Crouch to try and make a big hit, reports the Daily Star., external

Just so long he doesn't start doing his Robotic style goal celebration.

Chelsea Ladies midfielder Millie Bright says playing in the first-ever Wembley FA Women's Cup final will be "surreal".

The Women's Super League leaders booked their place in the August 1 final against Notts County with a 1-0 win over Manchester City on Monday.

"I don't think you can put it into words what (Wembley) means," said the 21-year-old. "It's just going to be a surreal moment for us all. We're going to have to enjoy it."