Back to last night's football and as we've already mentioned, Arsenal's Champions League hopes are hanging by a thread after they lost 2-0 to Barcelona in the first leg of their last 16 tie on Tuesday night.

Lionel Messi struck twice to leave the Gunners on the brink of a sixth successive exit at the last-16 stage of the competition.

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Hull KR have sacked coach Chris Chester – three matches into the new Super League season.

They lost at home to Wakefield on Sunday, and have one point from three games – a draw with Castleford.

Willie Poching has been put in temporary charge.

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BBC Radio 5 Live

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Barcelona “know how to work the referee” - Graham Hunter

Arsene Wenger post-match interview

“I was confused as to why Flamini came on" - Jermaine Jenas

Arsenal 0-2 Barcelona audio highlights

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"Mark Chapman brings you reaction to Arsenal’s 2-0 defeat by Barcelona in their Champions League last-16 first leg. We hear from Gunners manager Arsene Wenger, speak to journalists Sam Wallace and Graham Hunter, and there's fans’ reaction on our football social."

The world of sport keeps ticking over - here are some of the things to look out for on Wednesday..

Live: F1 testing in Barcelona

1230: Spurs Europa League news conference

1430: Liverpool Europa League news conference

1530: Manchester United Europa League news conference

1945: Champions League last 16: Dynamo Kiev v Manchester City 

1945: Scottish Championship: Hibernian v Greenock Morton

The Independent

Wednesday's Independent features Lionel Messi's goal celebrations and Chelsea's search for a new manager with Antonio Conte tipped for the Stamford Bridge hotseat.

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The Guardian

As well as the action from the Emirates, the Guardian reports on MP Damien Collins's claims that Sheikh Salman used football development money to fund his 2009 Fifa election run.

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The Daily Star

As well as the happy face of Messi, the Daily Star also reports that Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has emerged as the main rival to Italy manager Antonio Conte to become the next manager of Chelsea.

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Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror says Arsenal now need an unlikely miracle to advance to the quarter-finals after Messi's double strike.

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The Daily Express

Barcelona's holy trinity of Messi, Neymar and Suarez feature large on the back pages of Wednesday's papers, including the Daily Express, after Barcelona's 2-0 win over Arsenal at the Emirates in the Champions League.

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It's that time again - Sportsday Live is back in business with the usual mix of sporting news and views.

First up, as always is a look at the day's back pages and the Messi family may well be adding them to young Lionel's scrapbook of achievements...