Real Madrid fans who jeered Cristiano Ronaldo in the Champions League win over Roma should "think a little first", says captain Sergio Ramos.

Ronaldo scored one and set up the other as Real progressed with a 2-0 win, but also missed several chances.

The 31-year-old, who has scored more than 350 goals in less than seven seasons with Real, appeared to criticise some of his team-mates in February, although he claimed he was misquoted.

"I respect the fans but when things don't go well they should support their players," said defender Ramos.

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2003: McLaren's David Coulthard won the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

2004: England prop Jason Leonard announced he was to end his glittering international career after the 2004 Six Nations Championship.

2008: Great Britain's Phillips Idowu won gold in the triple jump at the World Indoor Championships in Valencia.

2012: A Scottish Football Association independent inquiry ruled Rangers chairman Craig Whyte 'was not a fit and proper person to hold a position in football'. Rangers were also charged with bringing the game into disrepute.

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A number of candles have already been blown out today. Probably. Here are the sports stars celebrating the day of their birth:

Bill Beaumont (rugby union) - former England captain, born 1952. 

Youri Djorkaeff (football) - World Cup winner with France in 1998 and former Bolton forward, born 1968. 

Martin Johnson (rugby union) - former England captain who led the team to victory in the 2003 World Cup, stood down as national team coach after the 2011 World Cup, born 1970.

Juan Sebastian Veron (football) - former Manchester United, Chelsea and Argentina midfielder, born 1975. 

Roy Makaay (football) - former Deportivo La Coruna, Bayern Munich and Holland striker, born 1975. 

Clint Dempsey (football) - United States' former Fulham and Tottenham forward, currently with the Seattle Sounders, born 1983.  

Daley Blind (football) - Manchester United and Holland midfielder, born 1990. 

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Scotland centre Matt Scott has been ruled out of the remainder of the RBS 6 Nations Championship by an elbow injury requiring surgery, the Scottish Rugby Union has announced.

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A minute's silence was held before Bolton's Championship match with Ipswich Town last night, and there was also a minute's applause in the 33rd minute of the game - to remember the 33 people who died at the tragedy in 1946.

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A memorial service will also be held today at Bolton's Macron Stadium at 15:00 GMT.

Thirty-three people died and around 400 were injured in a crush at Burnden Park during an FA Cup sixth-round match on 9 March, 1946.

Some estimates claim 85,000 people were at the game between Bolton Wanderers and Stoke City. However, the ground should have held at least 20,000 fewer fans.

Read our story on how the disaster happened, including accounts from people who were there.

There's some good tennis news, at least. Davis Cup-winning captain Leon Smith has extended his contract and will lead the Great Britain team for at least another three years. 

The Scot succeeded John Lloyd in 2010 after Britain had suffered the ignominy of defeat by Lithuania and were on the verge of relegation to the competition's bottom tier. 

Five years later Smith achieved what had appeared impossible and guided his country to a first Davis Cup title in 79 years with victory over Belgium.

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Saracens hooker Jamie George has been ruled out of England's Six Nations match against Wales on Saturday by a bicep injury, the Rugby Football Union has announced.

Exeter's Luke Cowan-Dickie will take his place.

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You've had your football gossip, now it's time to shower you with the best we've collated about the world of F1: 

World champion Lewis Hamilton could race for another 10 years but his full-on social life may take its toll on the Mercedes driver, according to former McLaren driver David Coulthard. (Daily Mail), external

Organisers of the US Grand Prix are set to announce the race will run in 2016 after months of speculation. (Associated Press), external

But the future of the grand prix at Monza, Italy, remains in danger. (La Gazzetta dello Sport, via inautonews, external)

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What would Liverpool fans give to see Luis Suarez in a Liverpool shirt once again? 

Bit of a pointless question really as it's unlikely to happen any time soon. Instead, they must gain comfort from the fact that the Barcelona forward says that the club is "so important in my life." 

The Uruguay international returned to the club's training ground in Melwood, saying: "It was fantastic to see the lads. Everyone here is really nice and I miss them, so I wanted to come and see some friends."

Former Liverpool midfielder John Barnes has been rapping again - and he's still got it. My, how he's still got it. 

Barnes was filmed performing Rapper's Delight at a disco in Wirral (where else?) and you can watch it on the Liverpool Echo's website., externalIt's worth a click. 

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Tomorrow will be the first meeting in European competition between England's two most successful clubs, so, naturally, Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal is asked whether it means more to him to beat Liverpool.

He replies: "For me, I want to win every game. When I lose I am very disappointed. My body language is very expressive. It is encouraging that Manchester United have beaten Liverpool so many times.

"When I beat teams like Liverpool, the appreciation of the fans is bigger. I hope we beat them for the fifth and sixth times (since he took over).

"Liverpool are also a very good team. They have high level players, play like a team and it is more difficult to beat them."

Wimbledon winner Pat Cash has said he finds it hard to believe that Maria Sharapova did not know meldonium had performance-enhancing qualities.

"This drug has been flagged up... for a number of years," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

Listen to the rest of his thoughts here.

Here's more from Dick Pound, who was head of Wada from 1999 to 2007, who says Sharapova has made a "big mistake" and "should have known" the consequences of using it.

"Anytime there is a change to the list, notice is given on 30 September prior to the change," he said.

"You have October, November, December to get off what you are doing.

"All the tennis players were given notification of it and she has a medical team somewhere. That is reckless beyond description."

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How do you solve a problem like Maria? That's the question world tennis has been asking itself over the past 48 hours.

Well, there are plenty of opinions about what to do, but there are wider points to consider, not least whether the sport itself is becoming more and more tarnished by drugs.

Listen to BBC Radio 5 live's tennis podcast here for some of those opinions from top names in and around the sport, including Serena Williams and WTA boss Steve Simon.

The biggest sporting news of the week, however, is Maria Sharapova's failed drugs test which was "reckless beyond description", according to former World Anti-Doping Agency president Dick Pound.

Sharapova, 28, revealed on Monday that she tested positive for the banned substance meldonium in January.

A number of sponsors have already distanced themselves from the Russian.

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News has filtered through to us this morning that French authorities have searched the Paris offices of the French Football Federation in connection with Switzerland's criminal investigation into ex-Fifa president Sepp Blatter.

According to Switzerland's office of the attorney general: "Documents were seized in connection with the suspected payment of 2m Swiss francs (£700,000)."

It said the search was carried out at Switzerland's request.

To read more, click here. 

Some more quotes from Louis van Gaal's news conference and the Manchester United boss has talked up the importance of the competition.

"I noticed you (the media) have a negative view of it," he says. "But in the last round there were 58,000 people so the fans of Manchester United appreciate it.

"How many against Liverpool? 75,000. They are sold out. It is very important for both teams. The fans want to see the duel between us."

Fancy a sneaky bit of cricket video? We've got plenty. All day.

Head here now as Bangladesh take on Netherlands in their opening World Twenty20 match in India. 

We'll have in-play clips from almost every over so you won't miss any of the key moments. Our editors will have steam coming out of their ears...

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