He's a cool customer is Rory McLeod and he has just edged ahead again against Judd Trump, 6-5. Coverage continues here.

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"Australia's best netballers are threatening strike action this weekend, a Super Netball breakaway to form a rebel competition and a boycott of Diamonds games for the rest of the year unless the state associations re-elect threatened board member Kathryn Harby-Williams at Friday's Netball Australia annual general meeting."

Beardless: Sam Warburton only just scrapes into my match-day 23, and would be on the bench. Farrell would have been my captain.

Stephen Allen: Gethin Jenkins and Mike Phillips on standby?

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There were some controversial decisions in last night's Real Madrid-Bayern Munich match but Uefa spokesman Pedro Pinto suggests there are no immediate plans for the Champions League to include live trials of video assistant referees (VAR) that are taking place in a number of competitions this year around the world. 

"Uefa is constantly looking at ways in which it can improve the matches taking place in its competitions and many discussions took place regarding goal-line technology (GLT) before it was introduced for Euro 2016 and the Champions League," he says.

"Regarding video assistant referees, there are currently trials taking place, so let's see the results and if or how the system can work while preserving the flow of the game."

The former world number one and 14-time grand slam champion plays Great Britain's Kyle Edmund after Andy Murray sees off...er... we mean plays Gilles Muller on Court Rainier III.

Judd Trump levels things up at 5-5 by taking the first frame of the day against Rory McLeod. The match continues live on BBC Two and the BBC website.

David Reynolds: With all the rumours of those missing, I'm not looking forward to this Lions announcement

John McEnerney: Warren Gatland 2 bring experience rather than form in some positions! Old heads on old battered bodies may work but it's NZ so it won't!

Haynes: Should have been Rory Best. All day.

Haynes is referring to the fact Sam Warburton has been named captain

Chelsea

A lengthy Instagram farewell from John Terry on his decision to leave Chelsea at the end of the season, which he regards as "the toughest decision of my life for me and my family

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Chris Podd: Farcical mentioning Sam Warburton in the same breath as Martin Johnson

The full squad announcement is at 12:00 BST

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Wales back row Sam Warburton will captain the British and Irish Lions on the tour of New Zealand this summer.  

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Watch as Rory McLeod wins five frames in a row to lead Judd Trump 5-4 at the World Championship. Their match resumes in a few minutes at the Crucible and we will keep you right up to date with its progress.

Not much of a secret now is it?

Is that still the young person's exclamation of choice? Anyway, this is brilliant from Manchester City's Gabriel Jesus (minus the moon boot).

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We thought it was a 12:00 BST embargo but it will be 12:00 somewhere won't it? Full squad to follow at midday, or earlier if Brett sends out any further steers.

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Ireland's Olympic gold medallist Katie Taylor will fight on the undercard of the Anthony Joshua-Wladimir Klitschko bout at Wembley Stadium on 29 April.

The 30-year-old will face Nina Meinke in a WBA lightweight world title eliminator.

"It's a massive fight for me on a massive night of boxing," said Taylor.

"I've only been a professional for five months and I've been lucky enough to box on some huge events, but Wembley Stadium will be something else again."

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They may not have made much of Yaya Toure's birthday once - and he didn't let them forget it - but even though the England goalkeeper has been loaned out to Torino, Joe Hart's big day has not been overlooked by Manchester City.

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Highly-regarded tactician Diego Simeone was full of respect for Leicester after his Atletico Madrid side edged the Foxes out of Champions League 2-1 on aggregate to reach the semi-finals for the third time in the last four seasons.

"I'm full of emotions, full of pride for the performance of my team. Full of hope and excitement as we progress," he said. "But I have to say what a great performance from Leicester it was almost a pleasure to compete against then. We were living in fear all night of what they might achieve. They pushed us all the way." 

We'll be hearing from Harry this afternoon and also Mr Mourinho will preview tomorrow's Europa League match against Anderlecht at Old Trafford.