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Former cricketer Steve Harmison, footballer Jill Scott and athlete Louise Hazel are the guests discussing the sporting issues of the week.
Image source, Getty ImagesPlay is underway at TPC Sawgrass as both Graeme McDowell and Lee Westwood make solid starts to the Players Championship.
McDowell is one under through one hole - one off the lead - while Westy is level par through three.
Rory McIlroy, Ian Poulter and Jordan Spieth are underway at 13:39 BST. The previous two winners - Martin Kaymer and Tiger Woods - tee off at 18:49 BST.
Image source, Getty ImagesWho is the world's greatest footballer?
Is it George Best, Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pele or a random other?
Cast your most important vote of the day (maybe) on the sidebar to the right of this page. You have until 14:00 BST.
And we dare you to do it without humming R Kelly's pop hit from 2002.
Image source, Getty ImagesMaria Sharapova has beaten Caroline Wozniacki to reach the semi-final of the Madrid Masters.
World number three Sharapova, won 6-1 3-6 6-3 against the 24-year-old Dane.
Sharapova, who won the event last year, will face either Russian compatriot Svetlana Kuznetsova or Lucie Safarova of the Czech Republic in the semis.
Six horses line up for the Chester Vase (15:10 BST) on day two of the May Festival.
Hans Holbein, trained by Aidan O'Brien, heads the betting. You'll no doubt know that HH was one of the most accomplished portrait artists of the 16th century.
The horse is rated at anywhere between 25-1 and 66-1 by bookmakers for the Derby at Epsom on 7 June.
You can follow all the latest racing results on the BBC Sport website.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Wigan and Portsmouth defender Arjan de Zeeuw believes his countryman Memphis Depay will succeed at Manchester United.
"It's a massive step, but I think he'll do well," De Zeeuw tells BBC World Service. "People regard him as a little bit arrogant, a little bit cocky, but I think he is a very good player, a very promising player, a very strong very, quick player and he's got some skill.
"Just because he's full of confidence, doesn't mean he's cocky... people expect him to be the best player on the pitch every week, so you have to have a bit of self-belief to achieve that."
"He's been the player of the season really in Holland. He stood out for PSV, he's been the main guy who got them the championship this year, without him they would have struggled."
After Lionel Messi's scintillating display for Barcelona last night we want to know who you think is the greatest player of all time? Tweet #thegreatest., external
Image source, Getty ImagesGeoff Naylor: Pele and Maradona got lumps kicked out of them. In todays no-contact-game they would have been as good if not better than Messi.
Richard Leaman: Messi the best ever? Not even the best in the world at the moment. Taken out of Barcelona comfort zone he's not half as good.
Dewi Howells: If you want someone who does it all, it's John O'Shea. Could cover from RB - CF and I doubt Messi'd keep a clean sheet in goal.
O'Shea once took the goalkeeper's injury to replace the injured Edwin van der Sar at Manchester United.
Wigan Warriors will look to their youth players instead of making signings from the National Rugby League, says head coach Shaun Wane.
The squad that beat Hull KR 60-0 on Friday featured 10 players that came through the youth system at the club.
"We're capable of signing them (NRL players)," Wane, 50, told BBC Radio Manchester. "It's just that I'm very happy with players like George Williams and Ryan Hampshire."
Image source, Getty ImagesYoann Gourcuff's agent is talking up his client big time, claiming a fight to sign the Lyon midfielder is underway.
Didier Poulmaire claims "at least 10" clubs want his 28-year-old client as his contract nears its end this summer.
"Very few players of Yoann's talent become free agents," says Poulmaire. "In the context of financial fair play, it is an enormous opportunity. I have had interest from very big clubs."
Liverpool and Arsenal have been linked with Gourcuff in the past.
Image source, Getty ImagesSix-time Paralympic champion David Weir is targeting the first sub-three-minute mile at the Bupa Westminster Mile road racing festival in central London on Sunday 24 May.
He will compete against Switzerland's Marcel Hug.
Weir says: "In the last two years I haven't really had anyone to push me to the limit, but Marcel is my biggest rival and I know he will be doing everything he can to beat me. With both of us going for victory, the three-minute barrier may well be within reach."
England prop David Wilson will return to action with Bath at Harlequins tomorrow night after being out for three months with a neck injury which ruled him out of the entire Six Nations.
Bath head coach Mike Ford will be thrilled, in October of last year he called Wilson "England's number one" scrummager and placed him "in the top three tight-heads in the world."
Ten minutes until Nigel Pearson and Mauricio Pochettino are scheduled to hold news conferences, 10 minutes until the first British interest - Lee Westwood - tees it up at the Players Championship.
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Image source, Team SkyRichard McLernon: As much as the likes of Maradona on Zidane were unbelievable, I'd like to think #thegreatest player doesn't cheat or attack other players...
James Boumphrey: Has to be Jamaica and Tranmere legend Ian Goodison - his defensive scissor kicks were 2nd to none!
Fin Crebolder: Cruyff. Made his own style and won with it as player and manager. Without him, Ajax and Barca wouldn't be what they are today.
Who is the greatest footballer of all time? Was Lionel Messi's display last night another step to taking the accolade? Tweet us on #thegreatest., external
Image source, Getty ImagesCongratulations, Ronald Koeman. The Southampton manager has been voted the Premier League manager of the year in our online poll.
The Dutchman came in with 28.9% of your votes, while Chelsea maestro Jose Mourinho was a close second with 26.2% and Alan Pardew finished third with 12.7%, after turning things around at Crystal Palace this season.
Image source, Getty ImagesMemphis Depay made his PSV debut at the age of just 17 in a Dutch Cup match and scored two goals.
At 21, he already has a colourful back story and plays with just the name Memphis on his shirt having dropped his surname as a result of a strained relationship with his father.
Once described as "very angry" by a life coach PSV provided to him as a youngster, he is big into body art and has the words "dream chaser" tattooed across his chest.
In 88 league games for PSV, his only club to date, he has managed 38 goals.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
"Depay's contract is believed to be four-year deal with the option of a further season."
You can follow the developing story on Memphis Depay's move from PSV Eindhoven to Manchester United via this link.
And if you want to see what the forward has in his locker, you can watch his goal for the Netherlands against Chile at last year's World Cup.
Image source, Getty ImagesPSV Eindhoven sporting director Marcel Brands: "Memphis has gone through all the teams of the PSV youth academy and has played an important part in the national title this year. He 's a wonderful exponent of our training and will make a nice transition to a magnificent club in a beautiful competition."
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David Ornstein
BBC Sport
"The Depay fee is in the region of £25 to £30m and he will have a medical in Manchester next week."
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United agree the signing of Memphis Depay from PSV Eindhoven.
The 21-year-old has 20 goals in 34 outings for the Dutch club this season and will move to Old Trafford subject to a medical this summer.