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More from Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri. He says: "Barcelona (pictured above) play a different brand of football to that of other teams. We'll need to be compact and keep it tight.

"We have to be prepared for the chance of penalties but I think it would be difficult for the match to end in penalties.

"This season will go down in history. It's not often a team gets to this point in three separate competitions. There is a great mood in the camp and only five days to go. Let's see if we're able to make this season even more extraordinary."

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Will Barker: Sporting inspiration - difficult to have one person but '05 Ashes for my love of cricket, from that series it has to be Flintoff.

Here he is enjoying the victory parade that followed the series ... less said about KP's hair the better.

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We said Andy Murray had started well and we were proved right.

One break of serve proved enough for the Brit to take the opening set of his fourth round clash against Jeremy Chardy 6-4.

Victory will take Murray into the French Open quarter-finals.

Sorry about that rather scary picture. To make up for it, here's a dog.

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Lukas Podolski's to be exact, dressed in an Inter Milan shirt, and dubbed 'dogolski' in a tweet, external by the German star.

The on-loan Arsenal striker came on as a late substitute as Inter beat Empoli 4-3 in the last game of the Serie A season.

TT history maker Ian Hutchinson has signed for Prodigy front man Keith Flint's Team Traction Control for the 2015 Isle of Man TT races.

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The 35-year-old from Yorkshire is the only man to win five solo TT races in the same year.

The Bingley racer had been due to compete for Tsingtao Racing on an MV Agusta but the team has opted to skip the event to continue development.

The eight-time TT winner said: "I have worked with Grant [Bunting] from TTC before so to be able to have this opportunity to work with them is just what I need."

Cornelius Lysaght
BBC horse racing correspondent

Trainer Aidan O'Brien says dual 2,000 Guineas winner Gleneagles will miss Saturday's Epsom Derby and run instead at Royal Ascot later in the month.

O'Brien will saddle Giovanni Canaletto, Hans Holbein and Kilimanjaro in flat racing's premier Classic which he's won for the last three seasons.

Meanwhile, there will be a maximum of 15 runners in Saturday's Investec Derby at Epsom. The favourite Golden Horn and Irish-trained Success Days were today added to the field as late entries at a cost of £75,000.

Today's lunchtime teaser from our Question of Sport colleagues, and it's a tricky one.

Glasgow Warriors became the sixth winners of the Pro12 Final. But can you name the other five teams to lift the trophy?

Answers later this afternoon.

Juventus midfielder Claudio Marchisio has his turn speaking to the media, and he is a big fan of team-mate Carlos Tevez.

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"Carlos Tevez has been exceptional since he joined us," said Marchisio. "He has not created any problems, he has been humble and available for everybody. He is one of the main strengths of our squad and is an important pillar. He will be fundamental on Saturday.

"We need to stay focused, we know we face a good Barcelona team and three exceptional strikers who have scored 120 goals between them, a record in Spain. We need to prepare well for the match."

Andy Murray's fourth round French Open clash with Jeremy Chardy is under way.

Chardy is a Frenchman, and thus getting all the support, but it hasn't helped him so far. He's just been broken by Murray, with the Brit 3-2 ahead in the opening set.

Murray's looking good, displaying some lovely early touches. We'll keep you posted, though if you want live text commentary, you'll find it here.

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Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri: "Real Madrid (who they beat in the semi-finals) are an exceptional team, they are champions of Europe.

"We will have to play even better to beat Barcelona. We played Madrid over two matches and this final is just one match, I think that will be a slight advantage for us."

Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri has been talking to the media looking ahead to Saturday's Champions League final against Barcelona.

"It is impossible to man-mark Lionel Messi. But we should not be afraid of him," says Allegri.

"Beyond stopping Messi, Barcelona have Neymar and Suarez, many players with technical skills."

So we have heard from a host of famous female competitors (see 12:15), but now it is time for your views.

We want to know who is your sporting inspiration and why?

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Maybe if you're a budding cricketer it is Kevin Pietersen. Maybe if you're in PR it's not Kevin Pietersen.

You get the idea.

Whether it's a David Beckham or someone at your local golf club, let us know right now at #bbcsportsday or at the BBC Sport Facebook page and we'll publish the best replies.

New Zealand have decided enough is enough. After a morning of frantic scoring, they have declared on 454-8.

So a nice easy task for Alastair Cook's England side. They need 455 to win, which would be a new world record for a successful run chase.

Alternatively, they can bat slowly for the rest of today and all of tomorrow to get the draw. This is the second and final Test in the series with England leading 1-0 overall.

Follow the live text commentary here.

We mentioned that it is Women's Sports Week and to mark the occasion we have asked Britain's top sportswomen to name the inspirational people they looked up to in their fledgling careers.

The likes of world, Olympic and European skeleton champion Lizzy Yarnold and 1972 Munich Olympics pentathlon gold medallist Mary Peters are among those who have joined in.

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Read the article here.

England have grabbed another wicket on day four of the second Test, but it's New Zealand who are well in charge.

Tim Southee has just departed for 40, Jimmy Anderson taking a catch off the bowling of Moeen Ali.

But the tourists, after hammering England's bowlers this morning, are in a commanding position, on 435-8 with Mark Craig 51 not out.

Live text coverage here.

Maria Sharapova has been knocked out of the French Open in the fourth round.

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She has been beaten in straight sets by the Czech Republic's Lucie Safarova 7-6 (7-3) 6-4.

In the fourth round of the men's singles, Andy Murray has just begun his match against Frenchman Jeremy Chardy.

Follow our live text commentary of that match here.

Wasps centre Chris Bell has been forced to retire with immediate effect because of a shoulder injury.

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The 32-year-old former Leeds and Sale three-quarter, who led Wasps during the 2013-14 season, made 183 Premiership appearances in a career spanning 14 years.

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And, continuing on the Champions League theme, the Juventus news conference has just started with head coach Massimiliano Allegri and midfielder Claudio Marchisio facing the media.

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"Keep the party going" is the headline on Spanish newspaper Sport as Barcelona turn their attentions to Saturday's Champions League final against Juventus. Messi and co could win the treble with victory in Berlin, after clinching the Copa Del Rey and the La Liga title.

Adam Gemili ran 100m in under 10 seconds but failed to make the record books because of windy conditions.

The British 21-year-old clocked 9.97 seconds at the Bedford International Games but the 3.7 metres-per-second following wind made the record invalid.

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Gemili is now the only British sprinter to run a sub 10-second 100m and sub 20-second 200m.