Right, time for us to dash for coming right up is live text commentary of tonight's big game - Bayern Munich v Barcelona in the Champions League semi-final.

Bayern are 3-0 down from the first leg at the Nou Camp and face a giant task if they're to turn things around.

Whatever the outcome, it should be a cracking contest between two of the finest sides in Europe.

Enjoy - and we'll see you for another edition of Sportsday tomorrow from 08:00.

So, as a busy Sportsday nears its end, here's what has been making the headlines:

Cricket: Kevin Pietersen will not play for England this summer after director of cricket Andrew Strauss said there was a "massive trust issue" between the two.

Football: Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has told Gareth Bale's agent to "stay quiet" after he suggested the forward's team-mates did not pass to him enough.

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Tennis: Andy Murray will look to extend his clay-court winning streak at the Italian Open after confirming he will play in the tournament on Wednesday.

Football: Chelsea's Eden Hazard has been voted the Football Writers' Association player of the year, adding to the PFA award he won in April.

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Rugby union news now and Harlequins winger Tom Williams will retire from playing at the end of the season and join the club's academy coaching staff.

Williams served a four-month ban in 2009 for his part in the 'Bloodgate' scandal in which he used a fake blood capsule to allow Nick Evans to come back onto the field.

The 31-year-old has scored 65 tries in 214 appearances since making his senior debut for Quins in 2004.

"It is with a heavy heart that I have to announce that my playing time with Harlequins is over," he said.

"The Spanish Grand Prix was not exactly the most exciting Formula 1 race there has ever been, and that has inevitably revived the debate about whether F1 needs some form of surgery to recover some magic.

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"This is a hot topic in F1 - the teams are meeting this week for the latest discussions over whether to change the rules for 2017 to make the cars more exciting and spectacular."

So starts the latest BBC column by former F1 driver David Coulthard.

It's good stuff - you'll find the full thing here.

Last set of comments on KP.

Alex Younger: You all say omitting Pietersen means we are going to lose vs Aus. Decision has been made, let's focus on the group we have.

Karen Lynch: Pietersen was naive to think he could walk back into the side after all the dirt he dished in his book.

Andrew Lamb: What will be said if Leics CCC build a decent lead, then skittle Surrey (including KP)?

Indeed Andrew. On that bombshell, thanks for joining in today - your efforts are very much appreciated.

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Daily Mail, external: Serie A side Lazio are considering a move for Liverpool striker Fabio Borini. The Reds wanted £12m for the 24-year-old but may accept less.

The Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao super-fight shattered the previous record for total pay-per-view buys and now ranks as the highest-grossing pay-per-view of all time.

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According to TopRank and HBO, initial reports indicate that the event generated more than 4.4 million US buys and more than $400 million in domestic pay-per-view revenue alone.

With additional revenue from the live gate at MGM Grand in Las Vegas, international television distribution, sponsorships, closed circuit and merchandise sales, the event is expected to generate in excess of $500 million in gross worldwide receipts.

Wowzers.

This is a bit like finishing a day's work but, just as you're about to nip to the pub, being ordered back to the office for another shift.

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What are we on about? Well, according to our colleagues at BBC London 94.9, Leyton Orient's players are still having to report for training - despite ending their campaign on 3 May.

The O's were relegated from League One after finishing the season with a seven-game winless run.

"Season's finished, there's no more games, yet were in training Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs till the 24th May," Orient forward Shaun Batt tweeted.

The east London club have declined to comment.

Not long to go till tonight's big game between Bayern Munich and Barcelona.

And we can guarantee those sick to the back teeth of all-things Kevin Pietersen, that there will be absolutely no mention of him during the live text commentary on the BBC Sport website ... well, not unless there's a hell of a surprise in the team selection.

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Trailing 3-0 from the first leg of the semi-final, Bayern still believe they can pull off one of football's great Champions League comebacks, with frontman Thomas Muller saying "we all know it's a mammoth task, but we haven't given up on it".

Striker Robert Lewandowski added: "We have to give everything we've got. We've shown often enough what we're capable of here in Munich. It's not over yet and we'll battle to the end."

Barcelona, meanwhile, are chasing a club-record 48th win of the season in all competitions.

All we can say is good luck Bayern - you're going to need it.

Manager Garry Monk says he is "not scared" of Swansea City qualifying for the Europa League next season.

The Swans are within a point of seventh-placed Southampton after their 1-0 win over Arsenal at the Emirates - and finishing the season seventh could earn qualification to Europe's second tier tournament if the Gunners beat Aston Villa in the FA Cup final.

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"I don't think we're scared about going in to that," said Monk, whose team lost in the last 32 in 2013-14. "We had a great experience last season in that, we really enjoyed it.

"I know people talk about how it can affect your league form and we'll have to deal with it if we're in there."

Dick Advocaat says that Sunderland will be his last job in football management.

But, the little tease. he has refused to say whether or not he will stay with the Black Cats next season.

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"This is my last job," Advocaat told the Sunderland Echo, external. "I have had a great career and have won a lot of prizes and I am really enjoying what I am doing now. Hopefully we stay up."

Advocaat joked that his wife would divorce him if he stayed in football much longer.

Now, everybody, this is why we should never argue. Especially on a sports field. In the middle of a match.

Widnes' Aaron Heremaia could barely believe his luck when he was able to score unopposed during Viking's 38-24 victory over Leeds Rhinos.

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Two Leeds players got involved in an on-pitch argument with their opponents - leaving Heremaia a clear run for the try.

You can see the video here - it's unreal.

The father of a Belgian footballer who died following a cardiac arrest has thanked his club for staging a tribute to the 23-year-old.

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Over 2,000 people attended a service for Tim Nicot at Wilrijk-Beerschot's stadium on Monday, many laying flowers and signing a book of condolence.

"This is overwhelming," said Alain Nicot. "Tim was incredibly proud that he played for this club."

Nicot was playing in a tournament in Hemiksem when he collapsed on Saturday.

St Helens will be without their influential scrum-half Luke Walsh for at least a month after he underwent minor ankle surgery.

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The Australian playmaker, who turns 28 today, suffered the injury during Saints' 33-26 Super League defeat by Catalans Dragons in Perpignan on Saturday and has already had the surgery.

Walsh, in his second season in Super League, was only five weeks into his comeback from an eight-month lay-off with a broken leg and ankle injury.

Middlesex 269 & 209 beat Sussex 192 & 207 by 79 runs(Scorecard)(Match report)

Middlesex remain top of Division One of the County Championship after beating Sussex by 79 runs at Hove.

Steven Finn and Neil Dexter both took four wickets for Middlesex, as the hosts failed to capitalise on a position of promise at 91-1 chasing 287 to win.

Darren Lewis: Whether you pick KP isn't the key issue here. It's fact that Graves said one thing and now ECB has done another! Trust?!

CharlieB-Sutton: No trust? KP has done everything the ECB has asked yet Strauss has the audacity to claim it is a trust issue.

Harry G Henderson: Seems like England cricket is taking a leaf out of Newcastle FC's management book. Mismanagement everywhere.

Alan Taylor: Picking KP would've been win-win for Strauss. If he failed? We tried. Succeed? England win again.

Defending champion Novak Djokovic returned to action after a three-week break today and, you will not be too shocked to learn, beat Spain's Nicolas Almagro at the Italian Open.

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The world number one, who missed last week's Madrid Open to rest, beat Almagro 6-1 6-7 (5-7) 6-3 in Rome.

He will next face another Spaniard, Roberto Bautista Agut.

BBC Sport's cycling correspondent Matt Slater at the Giro d'Italia: "Flat-out racing from the gun, almost every gambit in the big book of cycling tactics, stunning weather, beautiful scenery, a solo win for a new Italian star and a third different Australian race leader in three days - I think it would be fair to say that it was a decent day at the Giro.

"The scene at the finish was a mixture of joy, surprise and exhaustion.

"The race says goodbye to Liguria now and heads south to Tuscany. It could do with a nice lie-down, it won't get one. Wednesday finishes with a 10% average gradient for 18km. Ouch."

And to finish, a very arty, slightly weird photograph from today's stage, of Team Sky's Richie Porte.

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Jay Rodriguez has ended speculation about his future by signing a new contract with Southampton that ties him to the Premier League club until 2019.

A ruptured cruciate ligament has kept the 25-year-old striker on the sidelines for more than a year, but several of Saints' top-flight rivals had been linked with a move for Rodriguez, whose current contract only had a year to run.

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Manager Ronald Koeman told the club's website: "It's very good news for the club because there was some speculation about Jay and interest from other big clubs.

"So it is a compliment to the club that we have an agreement with Jay. He is close to being back and that is already good news for everyone."

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Liverpool are preparing a move for Burnley's Danny Ings, 22, following the Clarets' relegation from the Premier League - and the striker sees Anfield as his best option, despite offers from a host of other clubs, both in England and abroad, reports the Liverpool Echo, external.