And with two volleys at the net, Andy Murray gets David Ferrer chasing across court to no avail. That's a 6-4 6-4 win for Murray at the ATP World Tour finals at the O2 Arena. 

Follow the reaction and later games on our live text by clicking here.

“This is a nice step back to where I want to be,” says Graeme McDowell after making birdie on the first play-off hole to win OHL Classic in Mexico., external

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Play was abandoned on Sunday because of poor light but the Northern Irishman made the most of Monday's finish, completing his final five holes to end on 18 under before hitting a five iron close on the first extra hole against Scotland's Russell Knox and American Jason Bohn.

McDowell began last week ranked 85 in the world having started 2015 at 15.

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Wales second-row Luke Charteris is in talks with Bath over a possible move to the English Premiership side for next season, BBC Wales Sport understands.

Charteris, 32, left Dragons for Perpigan in 2012 and then signed for Racing 92 in 2014 on a two-year deal.

The 62-cap 6ft 9in player, who is out of contract at the end of the season, played in all five of Wales’ games at the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

Newport Gwent Dragons coach Kingsley Jones has said he would like to re-sign Charteris, but admitted they are unlikely to outbid English or French clubs.

Stay with us for news from the news conference ahead of the Scott Quigg and Carl Frampton unification fight.

Plus, scheduled for 17:00 GMT is the French national team's news conference ahead of tomorrow's match against England. Lower down this live text you'll find all that England manager Roy Hodgson and captain Wayne Rooney had to say when they faced the media earlier.

We particularly liked this Instagram, external from Notts County. Jon Stead is, of course, a smart striker... but James Bond? We're not so sure.

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And guess what? Andy Murray has taken the opening set 6-4 in his match with the Spaniard. You can follow it all in our live text by clicking here.

Moving away from England's news conference, here is the answer to the Question of Sport teaser we set you some four hours ago.

We asked you: Raul and which 4 other players have made over 130 Champions League appearances?

The answer: Iker Casillas, Xavi, Ryan Giggs, Paolo Maldini. Well done if you got it right.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"Roy Hodgson admits 'finding it hard to balance questions after enormity of what's happened with football'. 

"That said, the England manager, Wayne Rooney and Chief Exec Martin Glenn all spoke well to get their message across to express 'solidarity'." 

Amidst that news conference from Roy Hodgson, it was also announced that Tottenham midfielder Ryan Mason has been called into England squad in place of the injured Fabian Delph.

More from Roy Hodgson via journalists who are at the news conference.

FA chief executive Martin Glenn: "This is going to have massive global significance - the first major event since Friday. It is a chance to demonstrate terrorism can't win. We can't afford to let this act of terror cow us."

England captain Wayne Rooney: "First of all, when I saw the images and the footage, it was sickening. It’s a sad time and in terms of going on the pitch we can only do that in the understanding that all the security checks have been made and it's safe to do so. Unless we are told otherwise we are assuming that we are right and ready to play. 

"You never know what can happen but we have to assume we are safe on the pitch and hope we don’t have a repeat of what happened on Friday night."

England manager Roy Hodgson: "Our players were like everyone in the world - they were devastated by the news. We would have been perfectly content if because of the events the game had been called off. We have tried to do our best to prepare accordingly. I don't think there is anyone who would have said they did not want to play the game. There was an enormous amount of empathy between players but not enough for players to come to me and say they didn't want to play."

England captain Wayne Rooney: “I’ve said over the last 18 months I've been very excited by this team, there are a lot of younger players in the squad and it's a great opportunity for them. So many young players starting the game is a big challenge against a good French team so we need to be together and try and put our game plan into effect." 

England manager Roy Hodgson:"I've got to say I'm finding it hard to balance the enormity of the occasion with questions about the football players. I don't quite know how to balance that up. Maybe when the game starts it will retain an element of normality for me as a manager."

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England captain Wayne Rooney: "To know the manager has faith in youngsters and will reward them... I think that's great. It's a big opportunity for those young lads."

England manager Roy Hodgson: "We have six players under the age of 22. I would rather have had the players available for Euro 2016 available for this match so we wouldn’t have to go too far down the experimental route, but it is experimental from our point of view, and we have to make sure we play the best the game possible. 

"We can’t deny that there is something over this game that is far greater than football and I can't imagine how this game is going to go because I've not been in this situation before. The game is to go ahead and we will prepare and try to play the best game we can play but we can't deny there are other issue at stake."

England manager Roy Hodgson: "I still believe tomorrow night will be about us showing solidarity and people writing about the reasons for this football match being played rather than what happens on the field."