Luthando Ezra Mbaza:  South Africa making 438 to beat Australia. Greatest ODI ever.

Jeremy Walker: Halifax Town 2 Manchester United 1, down The Shay, Watney Cup 1971. United's team included the Holy Trinity of Charlton, Best and Law, and Willie Morgan missed a penalty. Town played in orange, with the number on the front of the shirts.

Wayne Spelman: Everton coming from 2-0 down against Wimbledon to win 3-2 to stay in the Premier League in 1994.

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Simon's going to stick around for training, too. So he may get a chance to see Pogba in action.

Who knows, he might even get a call up if Mourinho's striker shortage is as bad as he says it is.

Then again...

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There has been a social media frenzy around Paul Pogba since his world record £89m arrival at Manchester United from Juventus in the summer.

Yet the elaborate unveiling with Stormzy, the personal emojis and the dabbing have not been matched by Pogba's performances on the pitch.

Asked about his star signing this morning, United manager Jose Mourinho was ready, taking aim at Pogba's critics by claiming they are envious of his vast salary and that he is worried what such a rush to judgement of a player who has moved countries at a young age in order to get the most from his talent says about the current generation.

Mourinho's pay-off was classic. It was delivered in slightly more elaborate language but effectively said Pogba does not care.

We mentioned Jose Mourinho's defence of Paul Pogba earlier.

Simone Stone got a front-row view of the Portuguese's news conference, and has given us his insight.

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Leicestershire have signed New Zealand wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi for their 2017 T20 Blast campaign.

The 35-year-old replaces Pakistan international Sharjeel Khan, who has been provisionally suspended from the Pakistan Super League as part of an  ongoing anti-corruption investigation.

Ronchi has played 32 T20 internationals and can play in all 14 T20 group games.

He has previously played in England for Somerset and  Warwickshire,  as well as touring with New Zealand.

News on a man to have played for both New Zealand and Australia to come...

Meanwhile, it's looking beautiful at Cheltenham today. 

One person whose 2017 Cheltenham Festival has ended is jockey Willy Twiston-Davies who will undergo further scans after fracturing two vertebrae and cracking two ribs in a fall on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival. 

He fell from Foxtail Hill, who is trained by his father Nigel, in the concluding Close Brothers Novices' Handicap Chase and although he walked into the ambulance at the track, subsequent scans showed the injury was far worse than first thought. 

Twiston-Davies senior said: "He is going for another scan at the Gloucester Royal Hospital. He has broken two ribs and his T8 and T9 vertebrae. "He does sound a bit miserable because of the uncertainty. The horse is fine, he is just a bit bruised." 

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Kieran Kinghorn: Middlesbrough vs Steaua Bucharest and Basel twice in a row beating three-goal deficits (to reach the 2005-06 Uefa Cup final). 

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Talking of Europe, Kieran has flagged up Middlesbrough's Uefa Cup run.

That, incredibly, was more than a decade ago.

No, you feel old.

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More on Jose Mourinho's defence of Paul Pogba.

"He deserves respect," said the Portuguese.

"He comes from a working family. They are giants. Mum and dad had to work hard. He fought for his career here. 

"[He was] not afraid to move. I am really worried with previous generation. Envy is everywhere."

A final word from Fellaini: "All the staff want to be in Champions League next season. We will do everything to be there."    

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Marouane Fellaini is the man to join Mourinho today.

He wasn't impressed by the Rostov pitch: "It is true. The pitch was difficult. It was tough. We had to play. Now it is the past."

As for the journey back from Chelsea? "It was a long trip."

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The Manchester United manager has also hit back at critics of Paul Pogba, the club's £89m summer signing.

"I feel the world is losing balance. Envy coming to certain levels. I am scared for the next generation," said Mourinho.

"[It's] not Paul's fault he gets 10 times money and some ex players need money. I and the club are very happy with Paul."

Mourinho added that Pogba does not care what people say.

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Jose Mourinho has ruled Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial out of Manchester United's Europa League game with Rostov due to injury.

Mourinho says Rooney had a "kick in his knee area. He stays in medical department".  

As for Martial? "He was injured for Chelsea match. He is out of my mind. Same players we had in last match, plus [Zlatan] Ibrahimovic."  

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Manchester United boss Mourinho has been talking about Monday night's travel woes, following his side's FA Cup defeat at Chelsea. 

"My players did what everybody saw on Monday," said the Portuguese.

"Tuesday, 12.30, they were here as great pros. That is the only thing I can say."  

OK, Jose Mourinho has arrived nice and promptly to his news conference, so let's hear what he has to say...

Yes, there exists a "Natural and Artificial Turf Pitches Commission".

And here's a statement from the Russian Premier League, which has also banned Kazan's pitch: 

"RFPL Natural and Artificial Turf Pitches Commission took a decision to ban stadiums Olimp-2 in Rostov-on-Don and Centralny in Kazan from having ROSGOSSTRAKH Russian Football Championship matches. 

"The stadiums are banned till they correct all their shortfalls and bring football pitches to the condition in accordance with requirements of regulative documents."