Here is a statement from the London Marathon organisers:

"With deep sadness, we confirm the death of a participant in the 2016 Virgin Money London Marathon.

"David Seath, aged 31, from Cowdenbeath in Fife and a serving officer in the British Army, collapsed at the 21 mile mark and, although he received immediate medical treatment, he died later in hospital.

"His mother Libby Seath said: 'David has achieved more in 31 years than most people do in 70. He lived his life on the edge and to the full. He was running to raise money for Help the Heroes, a cause which was very important to him.'

With Anthony Joshua's first world title defence announced earlier, take a look at this video where he plays a game of "Would You Rather?"

For instance, would you rather fight one horse-sized duck or 100 duck-sized horses?

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Staying with the match.

Here are the Real Madrid lads on the plane to Manchester, external - a pic shared by the club's Instagram page.

Er... overhead lockers boys?

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"There's a huge media presence here at the Etihad Campus, where Manchester City will shortly be training for the final time ahead of Tuesday's Champions League semi-final first leg at home to Real Madrid.

"City have fitness concerns over Yaya Toure, who picked up a muscle problem late on in Saturday's win over Stoke, and Gael Clichy because of the back problem that forced him out of that match. Samir Nasri is also injured but he is not in City's Champions League squad anyway.

"I've counted around 30 camera crews from all over the world, as well as scores of photographers and written press. City have never previously contested a European Cup semi-final and they are up against 10-time champions Real, who will hope injuries to Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema are not serious enough to keep them out.

"Ronaldo missed Saturday's trip Rayo Vallecano with a thigh strain and Benzema limped off with a hamstring problem, while Gareth Bale had only just returned - but the Wales star scored twice as Real came from two goals down to win 3-2.

"After City train, we'll hear from manager Manuel Pellegrini and captain Vincent Kompany in a news conference (12:45 BST), with Real holding training  and a news conference with boss Zinedine Zidane this evening."

Jurors have been told they can return a majority decision on whether the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed.

The jury of six women and three men have been deliberating since 6 April after hearing evidence for two years.

They must agree with a majority of seven whether supporters were unlawfully killed in 1989 as part of a 14-section questionnaire.

The jury has reached unanimous conclusions for 13 of the questions.

A Question of Sport Teaser

Here's today's #QSTeaser from @QuestionofSport - Riyad Mahrez and which six other players from outside the UK and Ireland have won the PFA Player of the Year award since 2000?

We'll have the answer for you a little later.

Gloucester hooker Darren Dawidiuk has signed a new contract with the Premiership club. The 28-year-old has made 17 appearances so far this season for David Humphreys' side. 

It's just not cricket. Except it is. Right here, to be precise.

Follow the link for live text and radio commentary from Monday's County Championship action, including Durham v Middlesex which you can hear on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

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We jest. The only magic tricks Riyad Mahrez has performed have been for Leicester.

Watch this interview with the new PFA Player of the Year.

And watch highlights of the PFA awards on BBC One on Monday. The programme starts at 23:30 BST (Northern Ireland 23:45 BST and Wales 00:30 BST on 26 April).

Devil Cyborg: Next year, Kevin De Bruyne will stay fit enough to be in contention for the award, and Demarai Gray of Leicester could shine.

Good solid predictions there Cyborg

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Who do you think will win the main PFA awards and the young player awards in both the men's and women's categories?*

Use the hashtag #bbcsportsday, external

*If you're right we are offering you a no expenses paid trawl through the internet to find the moment you predicted next year's winner.

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Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata is a happy chappy after his side saw off Everton in the FA Cup at Wembley to book their place at... er... Wembley.

In his latest blog , externalhe also congratulates the PFA award winners and gives a subtle hint that it's his birthday on Thursday, 28 April.

"I want to take this opportunity to let you know that next Thursday, the 28th of April (my birthday) I'm going to share something with all of you... It's a surprise, something we've been working on for months."

A DeLorean with time travel capabilities?

Oh and he signs off with this great 'PS'...

"PS: This week we've had the sad news of the passing of Prince. Another great artist leaves us too soon. He was a nonconformist, someone who certainly left his mark and who will always be remembered thanks to his music."

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Hampshire have signed former West Indies fast bowler Tino Best on a short-term deal. Best, 34, played the last of his 25 Tests in December 2013.

With fellow Bajan Fidel Edwards having broken his leg in a pre-match football game last week, Hampshire are a bit short on seam bowlers as Reece Topley, Gareth Berg and Ryan Stevenson are also out injured at the moment.

We've all been there haven't we? Perhaps not.

Here's a clip of the winner of the women's race at the London Marathon, Jemima Sumgong, falling over then going on to win the race. She seemed to smack her head on the pavement.

Gutsy.

Here's the full report.

CityRaider67: Can someone explain how a player (Kane) can be nominated for player of the season but not win young player of the season?

No.

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It was a British one-two at the World Triathlon Series in Cape Town yesterday, with Non Stanford leading Jodie Stimpson home - and you can watch a full two hours of highlights of the women's and men's races on BBC Two from 10:00 BST.

You can also read a full report of the event here.

Californian Breazeale is unbeaten in 17 with 15 knockouts. Well done him.

He hit the deck in his fight against Amir Mansour in January, but still won.

Claudio Ranieri believes his team should now turn Leicester's dream in to reality.

Use the audio icon above to listen to that or use this link to 5 live's In Short page.

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What a story she'll have to tell her schoolmates.

Twelve-year-old Scot Abby Kane is in line for a place at the Rio Paralympics after reaching the qualifying standard at the Para-swimming trials in Glasgow.  

Read more here.