The Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet has been talking about penalties ahead of the Europa League last-eight second leg with Dortmund on Thursday.

"We're not thinking about penalties. We're focused on scoring goals and winning the game. We've scored an away goal and that's important. Let's hope we score at Anfield and don't give chances away."

Josh Widdicombe hosts this special Fighting Talk to debate snooker's greatest moments with Steve Davis, Hazel Irvine, Barry Hearn and Richard Osman...   

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Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta says the club will return to winning trophies next season. 

Speaking to the London team's website the Spaniard said, external:  "Our motivation is to finish as high up the table as possible because for Chelsea it's not enough to be fighting in mid-table."

"We want to win as many games as we can and prepare to lift trophies again next season... for Chelsea the only target is to win. For the big clubs, if you have one bad season where you don't win trophies, you have to bounce back."

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Dave: Plain and simple hot butter for in Newcastle the way teams cut through us.

Jim Corbridge: Man Utd fans could tuck into a Brian Chocolate McClair.

Mallorie Parsons: Chicken Tikka Mo Salah with some Jurgen Kloppadoms.

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There's been a twist.

Ex-Castleford player Ryan McGoldrick has failed to sell himself on auction site eBay as it infringed website rules.

His listing was removed because it "goes against their terms of selling body parts and remains".

On Wednesday morning, the advert had attracted nine bids and stood at £11.50.

However, the auction had gained 22 bids at a price of £215 when the post was taken down later on Wednesday.

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It was announced on Tuesday that England and Nottinghamshire batsman James Taylor has been forced to retire because of a serious heart condition., external

George Toulouse: Liverpool - Iberian Chicken... replacing last year's Sterling Stir-Fry.

The Tea in Team: Imagine the England team had a celebratory meal last night; probably opted for Karen Con Carney.

Graeme Caskie: Barca could have Eton Messi.

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Aljaz Bedene's Monte Carlo Masters campaign is over, the Briton losing 6-3 6-3 to Rafael Nadal.

Falkirk scored twice in the last three minutes to rescue a 2-2 draw at Hibernian on Wednesday. Hit the link to see what they did on Thursday..., external

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Athletes caught using meldonium could avoid a ban after the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) has admitted there is no consensus on how long the body takes to excrete the drug.

Wada announced it was adding the heart disease medicine to its banned list in September, with the rule coming into force on 1 January, and there have been more than 120 positive tests since then.

Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova was the first high-profile athlete to test positive for the Latvian-made drug (in a test taken at the end of January) but since then leading Russian athletes from boxing, skating, swimming and winter sports have all failed tests.

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Billy Joe Saunders has pulled out of the first defence of his WBO world middleweight title against Max Bursak at the end of April after injuring a hand in training.

“I’m bitterly disappointed but this is boxing and these things happen. Now it’s all about recovering properly and looking forward to a big 2016," he said.

As you can see, our vote is now closed, with 46% of you saying Barcelona will win this season's Champions League. A further 19% say Real Madrid will triumph, 15% go for Bayern Munich and 13% for Manchester City. The remaining 7% plumped for either Benfica or Atletico Madrid.

There are also two women's awards up for grabs on Sunday, 24 April...

PFA Players' Player of the Year

Beth Mead (Sunderland), Gemma Davison (Chelsea), Hedvig Lindahl (Chelsea), Izzy Christiansen (Man City), Ji So-Yun (Chelsea)

PFA Young Player of the Year

Beth Mead (Sunderland), Danielle Carter (Arsenal), Hannah Blundell (Chelsea), Keira Walsh (Man City), Nikita Parris (Man City)

Tottenham and Everton are well represented in the young player category, with Dele Alli and Harry Kane joining Ross Barkley and Romelu Lukaku. Also on the list are Stoke's Jack Butland and Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho.

Leicester City's Jamie Vardy, Riyad Mahrez and N'Golo Kante have been nominated for the PFA player of the year award. The six-man shortlist is completed by West Ham's Dimitri Payet, Tottenham's Harry Kane and Arsenal's Mesut Ozil.

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Nicola Adams is one win away from securing a flyweight place at the Rio Olympics.

Britain's current Olympic champion beat France's Sarah Ourahmoune on points to reach the semi-finals at the European qualifying event in Turkey.

The two finalists in each women's weight category will be awarded places for their country at this summer's Games.

Another Briton, Joe Cordina, is through to the lightweight semi-finals thanks to a walkover in his quarter-final bout against Italy's Domenico Valentino.

It's approaching lunchtime in day four of the County Championship. There's BBC local radio and live text commentary here.

But it's all over already at Wantage Road with Northamptonshire and Sussex abandoning their match due heavy rain overnight.

Mike Williams: For Swansea it would be named after a legend. The Apple Trundle.

Andy Williams: The Aston Villa doughnut. There's always a huge hole down the middle.

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Some good news from the principality though as Andy Murray and Dom Inglot progressed to the next round earlier. They beat Edouard Roger-Vasselin of France and Nenad Zimonjic of Croatia 2-6, 6-3, 10-5.