From BBC Radio 5 live's David Law...

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Liverpool fans made sure the subject of ticket prices became very much the centre of attention once more.

Thousands of Liverpool fans walked out of the game against Sunderland at Anfield on Saturday in protest at a £77 ticket in the new Main Stand next term.

It comes after the Premier League sold television rights in 2015 to its games for £5.14bn, kicking in from 2016-17.

Former England striker Alan Shearer backed the fans here.

Today we're asking what extremes have you gone to in order to watch or attend a sporting event?

C.A. Lasister: Traveled from the US to Montego Bay to Kingston Jamaica to see a USMNT WCQ match in 2013 through the Blue Mountains.

Sam Fry: Sat on a ten hour coach to go watch ice hockey in Scotland with teh Cardiff Devils.

Tartan Koala: Missed a mate's wedding to watch the 2008 Scottish Cup Final.

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New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum ended his one-day international career with a series victory over Australia.

The Black Caps sealed a 55-run win in the deciding third match in Hamilton.

New Zealand, who were all out for 246 in 45.3 overs, managed to dismiss Australia for 191 in 43.4 overs to give them a 2-1 series wi.

The 34-year-old McCullum is retiring from all international cricket at the end of the two-test series against Australia, which starts on Thursday in Wellington.

No surprise to see a few Leicester players in Garth Crooks' team of the week. See what Garth has to say here...

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Can anyone stop the mighty, erm, Leicester City strolling to the Premier League title?

It appears not after the Foxes went to Manchester City's backyard and completely outplayed the champions, winning in brilliant style.

What would be one of the best ever footballing stories moves a step closer.

Check out what Claudio Ranieri and Manuel Pellegrini make of the title race here.

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Cardiff City boss Russell Slade has hinted that he could bring in a winger during the emergency loan window due to an injury to Craig Noone.

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How good are Britain at tennis? (Bet you never thought we would be saying that).

British number three Naomi Broady has now broken into the world's top 100 for the first time after winning an ITF tournament in the United States.

She jumps from 112th to 96th, joining fellow Britons Johanna Konta (28) and Heather Watson (84) in the top 100.

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I'm sure many of you are weary-eyed and shattered this morning after staying up till the early hours to watch the Superbowl.

Which begs this question: What extremes have you gone to in order to watch or attend a sporting event?

Let us know your tales right now at #bbcsportsday, external and we'll publish the best.

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• Despite still being unbeaten under Guus Hiddink this season, Chelsea are winless in four consecutive Premier League home games for the first time since November 2012.
• Indeed, it is the first time they have ever drawn four consecutive home games in the Premier League.
• Jesse Lingard has scored three goals from his last four shots on target in the Premier League.

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As for the action on the pitch, Diego Costa's stoppage-time equaliser preserve Chelsea's unbeaten record under interim boss Guus Hiddink and denied Manchester United a win.

!I am happy with the reaction of the team," said Blues boss Hiddink. "United did a good job in the first half and in the beginning of the second - they are not an easy team to beat."

It's generally agreed United were the better side so no wonder opposite number Luis van Gaal was a little gutted afterwards.

"Chelsea are a very good team and when you play like we played and don't reward yourself, it is frustrating," he said.  

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Chelsea captain John Terry says there has been "no communication" between him and the club despite boss Guus Hiddink suggesting the skipper could stay.

Terry, 35, said last week that he had not been offered a new deal when his contract expires in the summer.

Asked after Sunday's 1-1 draw with Manchester United whether anything had changed, he said: "Not from my point of view.  I made it very clear I wanted to stay."

Full story here.

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Don't just read about it though, you can watch highlights of Super Bowl 50 right here.

It wouldn't be the Superbowl with some overblown mid-game entertainment ... and it was where Britain came into its own.

Coldplay - fronted by Exeter-born Chris Martin - led the musical entertainment...

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...with a little help from Beyonce, who, it seems, forgot to put trousers on.

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• Broncos win first Super Bowl since 1998 season
• Second Super Bowl victory for Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning
• Carolina quarterback Cam Newton gives up three turnovers
• The Broncos' 194 total yards were the fewest ever for a Super Bowl winner
• Denver's defence forced a Super Bowl record-tying seven sacks

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First, let's pop over the Atlantic, for there was rather a big game overnight.

The Denver Broncos took on Carolina Panthers in Superbowl 50 and produced a defensive masterclass to upset the odds and claim a 24-10 victory.

Carolina were heavy favourites, having lost only once all season and with the league's Most Valuable Player, external of the season Cam Newton at quarterback.

But Newton was smothered and that helped Denver, quarterbacked by veteran Peyton Manning, stroll to a deserved win.