Some more quotes from Hammers boss Slaven Bilic, who says: "We are totally focused on the possibility of three points the day after tomorrow, then it's one less game to go.

"Injury wise we were in a bad position in November and December, but it was an important period for us to gain confidence and character.

"We weren't losing those games and we showed a stubborn side. Perhaps that is the reason we are playing well now."

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic faces the media as his side aim to continue their push for a Champions League place with an away game on Saturday at last season's champions Chelsea.

"The team news is good," says Bilic. "We have James Tomkins and James Collins out, but they will be back after the Chelsea game.

"All the rest are good, so we have a big squad now. That makes us even more confident.

"We're taking it game by game and so far that thinking has put us in a very good situation."  

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says his players have to focus in tonight's Europa League last-16 second leg to avoid wasting their hard work in building a 2-0 aggregate lead at Anfield last week.

“We are in a very good position but we are not through but if the first game is not important, why play it?" Klopp told BBC 5 live.

"We won it 2-0 and it was nearly a perfect result but it doesn’t mean that we can go there and make holiday in Old Trafford and looking for the sun or something.”

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Scrum-half Danny Care and prop Mako Vunipola come in as England make two changes for their Grand Slam decider against France on Saturday. 

Ben Youngs and Joe Marler drop to the bench.

England: Mike Brown, Anthony Watson, Jonathan Joseph , Owen Farrell, Jack Nowell, George Ford, Danny Care, Mako Vunipola, Dylan Hartley, Dan Cole, Maro Itoje, George Kruis, Chris Robshaw, James Haskell, Billy Vunipola.  

Replacements: Luke Cowan-Dickie, Joe Marler, Kieran Brookes, Joe Launchbury, Jack Clifford, Ben Youngs, Manu Tuilagi, Elliot Daly. 

Follow in-play highlights, Test Match Special commentary and live text as England bat first against Bangladesh in the Women's World Twenty20.

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Remi Garde has refused to comment on speculation linking him with a return to Lyon if Aston Villa are relegated.

Garde is still highly regarded at Lyon but says "I'm 100% focused on the job at Villa. Things are complicated enough without commenting on speculation."

Garde still refuses to accept that Villa are doomed to relegation, with eight games left. He adds: "I won't guess how many points we need but I expect the players to show pride and passion."

Today is the third day of the Cheltenham Festival, with the main race of the day being the World Hurdle at 15:30.

There will be commentary on the main races on BBC Radio 5 live, but now is a good time to catch up with all the best bits from yesterday's action.

Two changes for France for Saturday's Six Nations match with England with Bernard Le Roux and Loann Goujon both starting. 

Le Roux replaces Yacouba Camara at openside while Loann Goujon starts at No.8 with Damien Chouly shifting to blindside. 

Captain Guilhem Guirado has been one of their best performers throughout the tournament, while Maxime Machenaud is expected to retain kicking duties.

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That team in full - France (15-1) Scott Spedding; Wesley Fofana, Gael Fickou, Maxime Mermoz, Virimi Vakatawa; Francois Trinh-Duc, Maxime Machenaud; Loann Goujon, Bernard Le Roux, Damien Chouly; Alexandre Flanquart, Yoann Maestri; Rabah Slimani, Guilhem Guirado (capt), Jefferson Poirot Replacements: Camille Chat, Uini Atonio, Xavier Chiocci, Paul Jedrasiak, Wenceslas Lauret, Sebastien Bezy, Jules Plisson, Maxime Medard

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez is asked about the possibility of Everton fan Tony Bellew fighting Ilunga Makabu for the WBC world title at the club's ground in June.

"A proper opportunity to see an Evertonian enjoying Goodison Park in a new way and we will all be behind it, " he says.

Martinez gives way to a "young Roberto" to mark the club's junior fan day and his replacement is asked by the press pack who has impressed him in training today.

"Aaron Lennon because he is phenomenal and Ross Barkley because he is a diamond," he says.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez on Costa Rica international Bryan Oviedo who was hospitalised with a chest infection last week.

"Bryan Oviedo has lost a considerable amount of weight, he trained on his own yesterday," says Martinez. "I hope he can join us tomorrow and he might be involved in some way at the weekend."

Everton manager Roberto Martinez on the criticism aimed at Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger:

"It is the modern times. Everyone has to have an opinion. Everyone seems to know better than you and that is disappointing. In a football match there is often a winner and a loser and people are led to criticise and focus on the team beaten," he said.

"A few short-term results should not be allowed to overshadow the work that has been done through the years."

Everton manager Roberto Martinez says that he wants his side to finish strongly in the league.

"We have 10 games left in the league - 30 points to fight for - and we have to replicate the consistency that we have found in the last few matches," he said.

"Whoever we are drawn against in the FA Cup semi-finals will be in good form and have a winning formula. It will be a big day at Wembley, a reward for our fans, and it will be good to see if we can produce our best in a foreign environment."

Everton manager Roberto Martinez backs the form of two of his other English players, but admits national boss Roy Hodgson has several options.

"Aaron Lennon has been very impressive, influential in the final third," says Martinez. "Tom Cleverley brings that know-how of the English games.

"I'm not in charge of picking the England team though and Roy Hodgson has a terrific group of players to pick from."

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Roberto Martinez has just sat down for his news conference ahead of Saturday's match against Arsenal and has opened with an answer on defender John Stones.

"We are going into the final 10 games of the seasons, we are in the FA Cup semi-finals, it has been a long season," he said. 

"But if you look at the numbers John - at the age of 21 - has played 75% of the minutes in the Premier League. He is young man who is developing all the time. He has been out of the last couple of games with an injury, but he is a vital part of our plans."

Yesterday was a great day for victories against the odds.

Sprinter Sacre, a horse that had previously had heart and breathing problems, won the big race of the day at Cheltenham - the Queen Mother Champion Chase - and then Bayern Munich came from 2-0 down to beat Juventus 4-2 to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

So today our first debate is...

What is the greatest sporting comeback?

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Bayern Munich has some strong Twitter game last night as they broke off the leash and overhauled Juventus' 2-0 half-time lead at the Allianz Arena.

Thomas Muller's injury-time strike was greeted with a GIF of the Germany midfielder in full Oktoberfest get-up performing some kind of heel-slapping Bavarian jig.

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After the match Muller led a Pep rally (ahem) with the home fans, orchestrating the chants with a megaphone.

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French sports newspaper L'Equipe leads on Bayern Munich's dramatic comeback against Juventus in the evening's other Champions League tie.

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