Champion Hurdle: 1st - Buveur D'Air (5-1), 2nd - My Tent or Yours, 3rd - Petit Mouchoir
Tully East wins the Novices' Handicap Chase - the last race of day one at the Cheltenham Festival
Lukaku rejects new Everton contract
FA charges Man Utd with failing to control players
Champions League: Leicester v Sevilla build-up
Winter sports
Speed skater Elise Christie says Sochi experience made her a better athlete
Watch as Great Britain's Elise Christie, who won three gold medals at the Short Track Speed Skating World Championships, tells BBC Sport that disappointment at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics made her a "better athlete".
Football
In 2010, David Beckham tore his Achilles while playing for AC Milan, ending his hopes of playing in that year's World Cup.
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BBC Radio 5 live's coverage of the Cheltenham Festival begins in 10 minutes.
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Horse racing
It is time for our Question of Sport Teaser, and of course it had to be a horse racing one on the first day of Cheltenham.
The answer will be revealed later on today.
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Earlier on we told you that Muirfield has voted to admit women members and Sports Minister Tracey Crouch has given her reaction.
She said: "I am pleased the members of Muirfield have finally voted to admit women members.
"The decision has been a long time coming and it was right the R&A made clear to Muirfield that the Open Championship would only be hosted at clubs that allow women members.
"Golf has the potential to attract a more diverse audience to the game and this decision sends out an important message. It is vital clubs and sports organisations play their part in promoting equality."
Image source, Getty ImagesYour sporting heroes to villains
Colin Veal: Matty Taylor's transfer from Bristol Rovers to Bristol City... one week his name was being sung by the Gas fans, next warming the bench at City.
Rik Goddard: Owen Coyle ditched Burnley for Bolton because "they're 10 years ahead". Almost 10 years later they're two divisions below.
Brayo: Arsene Wenger probably. Guided The Invincibles, went eight years without silverware to recent UCL struggles.
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BBC Radio 5 live
John Inverdale and the team preview day one of the Cheltenham Festival.
There will be live coverage from Cheltenham on BBC Radio 5 live from 13:00 GMT to 16:00 GMT, before coverage switches to BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at 16:00 GMT.
Joanna Rowsell Shand quits international competition
Dame Sarah Storey, a winner of 14 Paralympic gold medals in swimming and cycling, has added her tribute to Joanna Rowsell Shand after the two-time Olympic gold medallist announced her retirement from international cycling earlier today.
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Image source, Dame Sarah StoreyTake a tour around the Cheltenham Racecourse with BBC Points West's Andy Howard.
In 2000 former Liverpool, Rangers and Southampton manager Graeme Souness became the new boss of Blackburn , signing a three-and-a-half-year contract. He left in 2004 to become manager of Newcastle United.
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Image source, .Media access to training sessions can sometimes be a bit boring.
Today was one of those days.
Apart from long-term injury absentees Ilkay Gundogan and Gabriel Jesus, everyone was present at the Etihad Campus this morning, meaning Pep Guardiola should have a big squad to choose from when Manchester City play Monaco tomorrow.
The one strange thing concerned Guardiola himself.
He was wearing a blue hat at the start of the session but 10 minutes later had switched to a pink one.
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Image source, .Hull City midfielder Sam Clucas has emphasised the need for a continuation of their fine home form if the Tigers are to survive.
"We've got five games left at home and, if we win all of them, we've got a hell of a chance of staying up," he says.
"In the next few games we've got teams who are in and around us... these games are massive for us."
Hull, 18th in the table, are one-point behind 17th-placed Crystal Palace, who have played a game less.
Cheltenham Festival
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Your sporting heroes to villains
Image source, Getty ImagesKaren H-P: As a Villain....it has to be Fabian 'I can't wait to be captain next season' Delph. Now he keeps a bench warm - joker.
After Jose Mourinho was heckled at Chelsea last night, we want your best hero-to-villain examples. Tweet #bbcsportsday.
Golf
Women members will be admitted to Muirfield, the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers has announced.
Members at the privately-owned club voted 80.2% in favour of updating their membership policy.
It followed a decision by golf's ruling body, the R&A, to remove Muirfield as a host venue for the Open Championship after it failed to change in 2016.
Cheltenham Festival
The champ, AP McCoy has had a statue of himself unveiled at Cheltenham this morning.
He was aboard 31 winners here on his way to being champion jockey for 20-straight years before retirement in 2015.
He reportedly says: "Some have said it has a better personality than I have".
Image source, Getty ImagesOkolie on Crolla undercard
Image source, Getty ImagesA press release has literally just this second entered my inbox stating Team GB boxer at Rio 2016 Lawrence Okolie will make his professional debut in Manchester on 25 March.
He'll fight at cruiserweight and start against Russell Henshaw, who has seven wins from 10 fights.
"I want to dominate the division. I'm not afraid to let the other Cruiserweights know that I'm here and I am coming for them," says Okolie, 24.
Anthony Crolla tops the bill on 25 March as he goes into a WBA lightweight world-title rematch with Jorge Linares. There will be commentary on 5-live and a live text on this website. Let's get it on.
Cheltenham Festival
You simply cannot miss this 60-second Cheltenham promo as Radio 5-live's Derek Thompson gives you his horses to look out for - including a strong champion hurdle tip - on day one of the Cheltenham Festival. Just click play.
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Highest FA Cup audience of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesMonday's FA Cup quarter-final from Chelsea offered a sending off, a fine goal, an N'Golo Kante masterclass, and Jose Mourinho typically irked by referees and defeat for Manchester United. Not bad viewing then.
It turns out the match, shown live on BBC One and online, had a peak audience of 7.7m – the highest of the season in the FA Cup so far.
A further 1.1m watched online. We hope you enjoyed it.
Remember, it'll be semi-final time on 22 and 23 April. Tottenham v Chelsea and Arsenal v Man City.