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Four hours and three minutes until Cheltenham starts. Just saying...

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If you read our opening entry today you'd have seen a brief line from Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho following defeat at Chelsea last night.

The former-Chelsea boss says he was heckled by some home fans and he responded by pointing three fingers - symbolising the number of titles he won at the club over two spells.

"Until the moment they have a manager that wins four Premier Leagues for them, I'm the number one," Mourinho told reporters.

"Until then, Judas is number one. They can call me what they want. I am a professional. I defend my club."

What a career.

Not only did Joanna Rowsell Shand win two Olympic gold medals, she also picked up eight World Championship medals, four European gold medals and one Commonwealth Games gold medal.

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Pakistan paceman Mohammad Irfan has been charged with two violations of the anti-corruption and provisionally suspended by the country's national board. 

The seven-foot seamer, 34, has been investigated by the Pakistan Cricket Board as part of an ongoing probe into alleged malpractice in the recently-concluded Pakistan Super League.

A statement from the Pakistan Cricket Board said Irfan has "been provisionally suspended with immediate effect from participating in all forms of cricket." 

She won't be competing in international competition, but Joanna Rowsell Shand says she will still be cycling - but not in the format she is used to.

She added: "I won't be stepping away from the cycling world completely and I’m enjoying doing some coaching work including setting up my own company, Rowsell Shand Coaching, and I’m also training for L'Etape du Tour in July which will be my longest bike ride ever.

"Being more accustomed to racing for 4km, the challenge of riding 180km in mountainous terrain will be a long way from what I am used to but I am never one for shying away from a tough target.

"I want to finish by wishing the Great Britain Cycling Team the very best of luck for this Olympic cycle."

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Fresh from her gold at the World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, Elise Christie has visited us at the BBC today and she's braced for your questions when she goes Facebook live at 09:45 GMT, send them to #bbcsportsday.

The 26-year-old took gold in the 1500m in Rotterdam. Don't forget, she was contemplating her future in the sport a few years ago after being disqualified from all three of her events at the  Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.

Better than Claude Makelele, the "most effective midfielder in Europe", "the best in the world".

The praise was raining down on N'Golo Kante last night from ever conceivable angle. He was terrific, scoring the winner as Chelsea beat Manchester United while covering every blade of grass.

For a quick hit on who said what about the diminutive Frenchman, just press play.

Some more quotes from British cyclist Joanna Rowsell Shand, who has today announced her retirement from international cycling.

She said: "I have enjoyed this fabulous career and the decision to step away has been the hardest I've ever had to make, but now is the time for me to move on.

"I believe I have more to offer the world and I'm now looking forward to the next phase of my life and new challenges.

"I want to thank the amazing team at British Cycling; from the world class team behind the team who work tirelessly to ensure we have the best preparation for events, to the very first youth coaches who talent spotted me back when I was 15. I couldn’t have done it without you!

"Thank you to all my team mates past and present, the cycling clubs and teams I have been a part of, my brilliant sponsors, the amazing fans for their fantastic encouragement, and to my family for their incredible support throughout my career."

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Andy Murray missed out on a doubles meeting with brother Jamie after he and Dan Evans were knocked out in the second round of the BNP Paribas Open. 

World number one Andy Murray and Evans, who both also exited the singles tournament in round two, were beaten 6-4 6-3 by Jean-Julien Rojer and Horia Tecau. 

The pair had been on course to meet Jamie Murray, now the only British player left at Indian Wells, and Bruno Soares in the quarter-finals.

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A little more on something I mentioned a short while ago - the new rules limiting punters to buying four drinks at a time at the Cheltenham Festival.

Ian Renton, a regional director for the Jockey Club, tells BBC Radio 5 live:  "We want to tell people that if you want to come here just to drink too much, you're not welcome. If you want to come here and drink as part of a wonderful day out, you won't notice anything different to what you've been doing previously."

It's about that time in the morning when I tell you to listen to 5 live’s Football Daily podcast.

I can assure you, it is a good one today. With reaction of all the talking points from yesterday's tempestuous match at Stamford Bridge.

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Two-time Olympic champion Joanna Rowsell Shand has announced her retirement from international cycling.

In a message on her website,, external the 28-year-old wrote: "Having been part of the GB Cycling Team for over 10 years, travelling around the world racing my bike, today I am announcing my retirement from international cycling competition.

"I have achieved everything I've ever wanted to in cycling including five World titles, four European titles, Commonwealth Gold and two Olympic Golds as well as countless World Cup and National Championship medals across both team and individual events.

"But more valuable than any of these are the special friends for life, amazing memories made, and the transformation from shy school girl to confident woman." 

Cornelius Lysaght - our horse racing correspondent - is going to bring you tonnes from Cheltenham today across BBC Radio 5live from 13:00 GMT and 5 live Sports Extra later.

He's done a short preview video, showing you how things work behind the scenes.

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We will just let you contemplate this...

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This year, a new rule limiting any punter to buying four drinks at one time when they visit the bar is in place. For more on new rules and to find out how many gallons of tea were drank at last year's festival, read our preview here.

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And it would not be right if we didn't showcase a racing publication today. What a day for enthusiasts of the sport.

The first of four days of the Cheltenham Festival will see seven races - beginning at 13:30 GMT and ending at 17:30, with the showpiece at 15:30 - The Champion Hurdle.

Annie Power, Hurricane Fly, Brave Inca and Istabraq just some of the great names to win it.

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The Times references touchline clashes between Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho and Chelsea boss Antonio Conte during last night's contest.

The semi-final draw is also referenced, Chelsea progress to meet Tottenham, Arsenal face Manchester City. The ties will take place at Wembley on 22 and 23 April. 

Go on, if you support any of the four give us the song.... "Wembley, Wembley...."

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The Sun labels last night's affair a "battle" and points to Jose Mourinho being called 'Judas' by some Chelsea fans. The Manchester United boss  - who won three titles during two spells at Chelsea - was defiant afterwards, telling reporters:  "Until the moment they have a manager that wins four Premier Leagues for them, I'm the number one."

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The i Sport back page hits on another narrative from Stamford Bridge. Just how good is match-winner N'Golo Kante?

The plaudits were queuing up through central London it seemed. Frank Lampard called him the "best central midfielder in the world", while Alan Shearer said the France international will win a host of personal honours this season. You can read more on the reaction to Kante's display here.