John E Corke: Many would say Riyad Mahrez, but Leicester City would really miss N'Golo Kante if he was unavailable. Wait...

Flaidey Ghand: Is there a more important player in any side than Gylfi Sigurdsson at Swansea?

Gareth Elton: Tommy Lee or Ian Evatt, our goalkeeper and probably best defender at Chesterfield. We're struggling a lot without Tommy.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan is "not doing himself any favours" with his unorthodox interviews but is breaking no rules, says snooker boss Barry Hearn.

O'Sullivan has been giving the shortest answers possible recently, spoke in a robot voice in one interview and also sang an Oasis song during another one after being the subject of disciplinary hearings for several previous comments.

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There's one place up for grabs in the FA Cup semi-finals. Will it be Chelsea or Man Utd? The two meet at Stamford Bridge tonight.

This fixture usually produces some pretty decent goals. We've picked out some of the best.

We asked you to vote on who will win the FA Cup this season?

And the winners, according to 33% of you, will be Chelsea. They, of course, play in the last quarter-final tonight when they entertain Manchester United (live on BBC One from 19:30 GMT).

The other results were - Tottenham (29%), Manchester City (15%), Manchester United (12%) and Arsenal (11%). Thanks to everyone who voted.

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Eddie Jones was asked if this Six Nations campaign will be regarded as a failure if England don't win the Grand Slam.

"If we were to get beaten on Saturday, and we won't, we're still the Six Nations champions but we'd be disappointed not to win the Grand Slam," he said.

"It's a great opportunity for us. We're preparing for the World Cup and this is a World Cup final. I's winner takes all."

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He's back. To let you know. That he can really shake 'em down. 

It wouldn't be Sportsday without a video from Patrice Evra. His latest entry is in, and it's a cracker.

Enjoy.

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Leicester City

You didn't think they'd get away with not mentioning Claudio Ranieri, did you?

It was a short but sweet answer when Craig Shakespeare was asked if there had been any contact since his departure.

“We haven’t spoken since. We’ll probably be in contact in future. I have no problem with that.”

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The location of the 2022 Commonwealth Games is now not certain after Durban lost the staging of the competition, but the 2018 event will definitely be in Australia.

Today, the Commonwealth Games Baton left Buckingham Palace on a 388-day 230,000km journey to the Gold Coast.

Watch the footage as the baton left the Palace, via the official Royal Family Twitter page.

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England head coach Eddie Jones has been speaking to the media ahead of the final set of Six Nations fixtures on Saturday.

England play Ireland in Dublin, where a win will see them win the Grand Slam. When asked if his players were allowed to enjoy their Six Nations triumph, Jones said all eyes were on Dublin.

"Our mindset was on this weekend but every time we come back here after a game we go down to the bar. The players and staff bring their families and enjoy themselves," he told Sky Sports.

"Everyone understands this week is the biggie. We're ready to go to another level against Ireland this week."

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James Nesbitt: If Dover Athletic lost Ricky Miller, we wouldn't be in the running for promotion. 32 goals so far this season.

Nick Denton: Toby Alderweireld, just look at Tottenham's defensive record with him playing.

Derry Bannister94: Ipswich - without a doubt Tom Lawrence. We will miss him when his loan ends, our saviour so many times this season.

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Leicester City

Craig Shakespeare says Leicester City's away goal makes tomorrow's home leg against Sevilla interesting.

"We knew by getting the away goal it gave us a great opportunity," said Shakespeare. "It’ll be a special occasion and the atmosphere will be electric. We’re not going to be open but I want to play on the front foot.

“I’m quite calm and collected. Hopefully I’ll stay calm so the players aren’t overemotional. Of course I’ll be excited. We have to compete for the 90 minutes or extra-time. I didn’t see the Barcelona game (versus Paris St-Germain) but I saw the result." 

Sevilla won 2-1 in the first leg, with Jamie Vardy scoring for the Foxes in Claudio Ranieri's last game as the club's manager.

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Leicester midfielder Danny Drinkwater joins Craig Shakespeare in his pre-Champions League news conference.

The 27-year-old said he and the rest of the squad would be happy if Shakespeare got the job on a long-term basis.

“It’s a great appointment. It’s a good fit. We haven’t got much time to turn things around but there's no better person for the job," said Drinkwater. "I don’t think it’s changed an awful lot. He needs to take control more as manager. Any changes he’s made have been positive for the players.

“He’s been a pleasure to work with as manager – but he’s taken different roles as a coach. Maybe more of a step back than he is now but he worked both roles as good as each other. He helps us enjoy the football. Just enjoy your football. Work hard, do the simple things and the rest will shine through.

"It’s one of the biggest games in the club’s history tomorrow. A massive thing for me is hearing the music before kick-off. There’s not really a bigger stage in club football.”  

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New Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha watched as his side grabbed a late equaliser at Celtic Park on Sunday.

But what can we expect from the Portguese?

He has been described as focused and thorough, and he won't be caught unawares by the demands at Ibrox; time will have been spent assessing the squad and the expectations he will be held to.

Read more here.

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The 2022 Commonwealth Games will no longer take place in Durban, South Africa, the BBC understands.

South Africa’s sports minister Fikile Mbalula last month indicated the city may not be able to host the event because of financial constraints.

"We gave it our best shot but we can't go beyond. If the country says we don't have this money, we can't," he said.

Liverpool has offered to host the event.

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New Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare, who is in charge of the Foxes until the end of the season, has been talking to the media.

Asked if he would have to change after moving up from his assistant role, he said: " For me how you treat and talk to people is so important. Man management is a real big component, of course there will be decisions that have to be made but as long as you explain it to people players will be happy with that.

"I'm not looking beyond this season. We have massive games coming up and we have to focus on that. We will have plenty of time in the summer to take stock and evaluate things then."

On the Champions League last-16 second-leg game against Sevilla tomorrow, he added: "There is a great opportunity for us and we will give it our best shot."

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And here is that Republic of Ireland provisional squad:

Goalkeepers:  Colin Doyle (Bradford City), Rob Elliot (Newcastle United), Darren Randolph (West Ham United), Keiren Westwood (Sheffield Wednesday)

Defenders:  Seamus Coleman (Everton), Cyrus Christie, Richard Keogh, Alex Pearce (Derby County), Paul McShane (Reading), Andy Boyle (Preston North End), John O'Shea (Sunderland), Ciaran Clark (Newcastle United), John Egan (Brentford), Stephen Ward (Burnley), Matt Doherty (Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Midfielders:  Aiden McGeady, Daryl Horgan (Preston North End), Glenn Whelan (Stoke City), James McCarthy (Everton), Jeff Hendrick, Robbie Brady (Burnley), David Meyler (Hull City), Liam Kelly (Reading), Darron Gibson (Sunderland), Harry Arter (Bournemouth), Eunan O'Kane (Leeds United), Conor Hourihane (Aston Villa), Stephen Gleeson (Birmingham City), Wes Hoolahan (Norwich City), Anthony Pilkington (Cardiff City), Callum O'Dowda (Bristol City), Jonathan Hayes (Aberdeen), James McClean (West Bromwich Albion)

Forwards:  Kevin Doyle (Colorado Rapids), Shane Long (Southampton), David McGoldrick (Ipswich Town), Daryl Murphy (Newcastle United), Adam Rooney (Aberdeen), Jonathan Walters (Stoke City)

John Egan and Liam Kelly have been given their first call-ups in the Republic of Ireland squad to face Wales in a World Cup qualifier.

Brentford defender Egan and Reading midfielder Kelly are in the 39-man provisional squad with Newcastle keeper Rob Elliott, who returns after a year.

Brighton defender Shane Duffy and Reading midfielder Stephen Quinn miss out because of injury.

The Irish host Wales on 24 March before a 28 March friendly with Iceland.

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How about this for a tense finish? 

He was only confirmed as the club's full-time manager yesterday, and today Craig Shakespeare faces the media.

Leicester play Sevilla on Tuesday in the second leg of their last-16 Champions League tie. The Spanish side hold a 2-1 advantage after the first leg, which was former boss Claudio Ranieri's last game in charge of the Foxes.

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