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Elizabeth Ammon is at Canterbury for day three...

"It's dry and sunny but we're not starting till 11.15 - apparently it's still a touch damp. We are literally watching grass dry waiting for play to start."

You can follow live commentary from Elizabeth and colleagues Richard Rae and Matt Cole on BBC Radio Kent or by clicking here.

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Burnley lodge an appeal, external to have Michael Duff's red card at West Ham United rescinded. Referee Jonathan Moss showed the Clarets defender a straight red card for a professional foul on Cheikhou Kouyate 23 minutes into Saturday's 1-0 defeat.

Burnley will be relegated if they fail to win at Hull City on 9 May.

Channel 5 have confirmed their new 90-minute Football League highlights show will be broadcast on Saturday evenings at 21:00 BST.

Fans will be able to watch every goal from every match in all three Football League divisions, then switch over to BBC 1 just in time for Match of the Day...

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Chelsea skipper John Terry says he will retire before getting "embarrassed".

But the Blues defender, who won his 16th trophy during his time at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, wants more medals before calling it a day.

"The last thing I want to do is go out there and get embarrassed every week," says the 34-year-old,, external who has steered Chelsea to their first Premier League title in five years.

"There will come a point when enough's enough but I'll know when that is and I'll be the first to say: 'Listen, I can't do this no more.'"

Here's what's been happening this morning...

Boxing: Manny Pacquiao is to undergo surgery on a shoulder injury later this week and is expected to be unable to box again for nine to 12 months, according to reports, external.

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Football: A priest in Newcastle has penned a prayer, external asking God to help remove owner Mike Ashley from the club.

Football: Oxford United say a fire broke out, external at the Kassam Stadium on Monday evening but no serious damage was caused to the 12,500-capacity venue.

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Match of the Day host Gary Lineker believes "little bit odd" manager Nigel Pearson will almost certainly keep Leicester City in the Premier League.

Leicester have won five of their past six matches to climb to 16th spot - one point clear of the relegation places.

"Nigel has done a brilliant job at Leicester," Foxes fan and former striker Lineker told BBC Sport. "He knows what he's doing - yes, he's a little bit weird at times, a little bit odd."

However, every cloud...

A first Test hundred in two years sees England captain Cook rise five places to 22nd in the batting rankings. Hoorah!

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But - boo - Joe Root and Gary Ballance drop two spots each to seventh and 19th respectively.

James Anderson - who collected 17 wickets in the series at an average of 18 - remains second in the bowling rankings.

Meanwhile England have slipped to fourth in the ICC Test rankings following their final Test defeat to West Indies in Barbados.

At 1-0 up after the second Test, England looked certain to hang on to third spot in the rankings behind South Africa and Australia.

But their five-wicket loss in Bridgetown saw them usurped by Pakistan.

However, all is not lost... Alastair Cook's side will return to the top three without playing a game should Pakistan fail to beat Bangladesh in Mirpur this week.

We don't want to push you over the edge and into a state of misery, but more England cricket talk I'm afraid.

BBC Sport's Jonathan Agnew - who saw every ball of the draw series in the West Indies - says captain Alastair Cook and coach Peter Moores were punished for playing safe.

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"They may have drawn the series, but it feels like a series loss," writes Agnew. "This setback demonstrates that England are every bit as mediocre as their opponents."

Read Agnew's full article here.

So Blackpool FC have been in the news a lot lately - but not as much as Bobby Mack.

Bobby who? Well, 60-year-old Mr Mack is the man who rode his mobility scooter on to the Bloomfield Road playing surface to join in the fans' protest during the game against Huddersfield.

A video of him driving his scooter on to the pitch went viral on Twitter.

He told the Blackpool Gazette, external: "I'm amazed. The video has been mentioned in America and all over the world, I can't believe it."

Relegated Blackpool's abandoned Championship home match against Huddersfield Town will not be replayed.

Hundreds of fans ran on the Bloomfield Road pitch after 48 minutes of Saturday's game, in a protest against how the club is run. The game was held up for more than an hour before the fixture was called off.

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"Playing the match again would serve no justifiable purpose seeing as its result has no bearing on promotion or relegation," said the Football League.

The result of the match will be decided at the League's next board meeting on 14 May.

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Huge game in Turin later as newly-crowned champions of Italy Juventus host defending European champions Real Madrid in the semi-final of the Champions League.

No wonder Gareth Bale is so excited. The Real forward has tweeted, external ahead of the game saying: "Huge game tonight here in Turin, need to get off to to a good start against a top team! Come on @realmadrid."

You can follow the game on the BBC, with live text commentary on the BBC Sport website while there is live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live, build-up starting at 19:00 BST.

England's cricketers are dominating the headlines after their failure to beat a mediocre (copyright Colin Graves) West Indies.

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Just for a change, the BBC's Geoffrey Boycott had something to say on the subject - and very entertaining it is too.

In case you missed it, here's Boycott giving his considered - and not very complimentary - opinion about England's spin bowling.

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Oxford United say a fire broke out, external at the Kassam Stadium on Monday evening but no serious damage was caused to the 12,500-capacity venue.

A statement on the League Two club's website reads: "The fire services were called to an incident in the East Stand but the fire was quickly contained and no serious damage was caused.

"The incident is currently under police investigation and neither the club or Firoka, the stadium company, are able to comment further at this time."

For those interested, here's how Father Stephen Foster's prayer starts...

"Dear Father in Heaven

Listen to our prayer in the midst of our suffering.

To be at St James Park is where we want to be. To win is great. To see passion, excitement, endeavour and skill is ecstatic.

To lose is always terrible. It takes some time to recover. But now we are being attacked from within. We are more financially secure now, but the cost is great. No involvement in cups is allowed. Best players sold. Mediocre mid-table finish is what is demanded."

Full version here, external.

Great story in the Newcastle Chronicle, although Mike Ashley may disagree.

Priest Stephen Foster, a Magpies fan, has penned a prayer to God calling for the departure of Toon owner Ashley from his football club.

"It's a prayer to the Lord to try and change the mentality of the owner and the club," Father Stephen tells the Newcastle Chronicle., external

Newcastle are two points above the relegation zone with three matches remaining after eight straight defeats.

Another man who has been in the wars ... Hull City's David Meyler.

The Tigers midfielder came off second best after colliding with Laurent Koscielny during Hull's defeat by Arsenal last night.

He suffered a pretty horrible injury to his eye.

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But, amazingly, Meyler played on. That's called being tough.

And here's how Lewandowski sustained that injury.

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Looks painful.

Bayern Munich frontman Robert Lewandowski has been included in the German champions' squad for their Champions League semi-final first leg at Barcelona - despite serious facial injuries sustained last week.

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The Poland striker fractured his nose, upper jaw and suffered concussion in their German Cup loss on penalties to Borussia Dortmund and was doubtful for their game in Spain.

But Lewandowski - who has been wearing a carbon mask in training - is part of the Bayern squad which will fly to Barcelona later today.

We asked for your highlight from an extended weekend of sport. Here's some of the early front-runners...

Trevor Hawthorne: Glentoran winning the Irish Cup.

Ntuthuko Mkhize: Barcelona beating Cordoba away by 8-0.

Right Judgelam: Nekoda Davis wins breakthrough judo gold in Zagreb and jumps to 15th in world. She smashed Olympic bronze & silver.