What a morning for Nottinghamshire seamer Jake Ball! He snared Yorkshire's Adam Lyth first ball and now he's followed that up with the wickets of Gary Ballance and Joe Root in successive deliveries.

There are plenty of England selectors in attendance at Trent Bridge - has Ball done enough to put himself in the frame for the Test squad to play Sri Lanka?

You can follow all the County Championship action in our dedicated live text, or via full BBC local radio commentary.

Mark Chapman presents all the weekend's Premier League talking points, analysis and more, including whether Arsene Wenger's time is up at Arsenal.

There's plenty to play for on Monday in League One.

Wigan Athletic are of course already heading to the Championship, but Burton Albion will also be promoted without kicking a ball today if Walsall fail to beat Fleetwood.

However, a Fleetwood win would relegate neighbours Blackpool, and Doncaster also face the drop if the Cod Army manage to avoid defeat. Got it?

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The World Championship snooker final resumes this afternoon (14:00 BST), with another of Leicester's finest looking for a title.

World number one Mark Selby held off Ding Junhui's fightback to lead 10-7 after a marathon first day of the best-of-35 final at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield on Sunday.

Shamoon Hafez will be reporting from the Crucible, with live coverage available on BBC TV, Red Button, the BBC Sport app and online. 

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Burnley will be promoted to the Premier League if they beat QPR on Monday and Brighton fail to win against Derby.

That is because Middlesbrough and Brighton play each other on the final day of the season, and therefore can’t both overtake Sean Dyche's side.

However, if Burnley don’t win or if Brighton grab three points, it will all go to the final day – when the only other issue to be decided will be the finishing order of the teams in fourth, fifth and sixth to determine who plays who in the play-offs.

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Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has been chosen as the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year.

The England forward got 36% of the vote from 290 journalists, ahead of team-mates Riyad Mahrez and N'Golo Kante.

Mahrez won the the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award last month.

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There was some absorbing action around the eight grounds on Sunday and you can follow all the action on day two via our live coverage page.

An uncertain weather forecast means there could be some interruptions during the day, but England captain Alastair Cook is set to resume on 53 not out for Essex against Worcestershire, and Joe Root may bat for Yorkshire against England colleague Stuart Broad after they bowled out Notts for 261 on the opening day at Trent Bridge.

Not the start that England hopeful Adam Lyth was looking for in that match - he's out LBW first ball!

Former England internationals Martin Keown and Steve Guppy have their say on Leicester's performance at Old Trafford.

You can test your Premier League knowledge with the Geek, plus watch our new features On This Day and Birthday Boy, as one of the Premier League's greatest players turns 41.

There's the latest transfer gossip as well as reaction from Southampton's win over Manchester City and Liverpool's defeat at Swansea.

Former Leicester City winger Matt Piper was gearing up for a party atmosphere on Sunday, but celebrations were put on hold...

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From encouraging his players to "get horny" to singing "When I'm 64" to theatrically falling over on the touchline, it's never dull with Louis van Gaal.

This time, however, he may just have topped the lot. During yesterday's post-match interview, he offered to pull BBC Sport interviewer Manish Bhasin's hair and likened Robert Huth's antics to a sex act.  

United midfielder Marouane Fellaini appeared to elbow Huth after the Foxes defender pulled his hair.

Leicester City's draw at Old Trafford on Sunday means anything but a win for Tottenham against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge tonight will guarantee Claudio Ranieri's side the title.

But the Italian admits he might miss the moment the Foxes clinch their first ever top-flight crown - because he is flying home to take his mum out for lunch.

"My mother is 96 years old and I would like to have a lunch with her. I will be the last man in England to know," said Ranieri, potential Premier League-winning manager and model son.

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A draw at Old Trafford puts Leicester City two points from the Premier League title.

Here's how some of the players involved reacted on Twitter...

Foxes' goalscorer Wes Morgan: "Massive point, good performance from the boys & happy to score!"

Former United defender Danny Simpson: "Loved playing back at Old Trafford today. A very tough game but another point closer to what we want."

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera: "We didn't get the best result but still a lot to fight for.Thanks to Cantona for visiting us."

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Spanish paper AS is already looking ahead to Wednesday's Champions League semi-final second leg between Manchester City and Real Madrid.

'Cristiano loaded with optimism,' the headline says. Understandable if he watched City's game against Southampton...

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You would think Claudio Ranieri would be quite keen to watch the match that could give him a first top-flight league title in his 28-year managerial career.

But some things are more important. Instead, as the Mirror alludes to in its headline, Ranieri will be on a plane back from Italy after having lunch with his mum. What a gent.

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We start, as usual, with the back pages. The Times says what we're all thinking - it's over to Tottenham after Leicester couldn't quite finish the job against Manchester United.

Spurs plays Chelsea tonight - anything less than a win and the Premier League title is on its way to Leicestershire...

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Welcome to this bonus Bank Holiday edition of Sportsday, don't say we don't treat you...

We'll have all the build up to today's big games, as well as reaction to the weekend's fixtures.

Plenty is up for grabs on Monday - will the Premier League trophy be on its way to Leicester? Will Burnley seal promotion? And will Blackpool be starting next season in League Two?

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