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World number one Andy Murray is second on court today at the majestic Monte Carlo Masters. The 29-year-old lost to Rafa Nadal in the semi-finals last year and is bidding to reach the final for the first time, having now recovered from his elbow injury. We'll have updates throughout his match with Gilles Muller, followed by Kyle Edmund's big test against Nadal.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer could miss the rest of the season after fracturing his left foot during the Champions League quarter-final second-leg defeat by Real Madrid on Tuesday.
Neuer, 31, sustained the injury during Cristiano Ronaldo's third goal in extra time as Bayern lost 6-3 on aggregate.
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Image source, rexHe may not be everyone's definition of a team player but Cristiano Ronaldo gave a mention for his mates after the win over Bayern, which takes them through to the semi-finals for the seventh consecutive season - the longest streak in Champions League history.
"We are just winners," Ronaldo said. "Making six goals against a team like Bayern is not easy and we deserve to move through to the semi-finals. "We played very well, obviously I am very happy to score all three goals, but the team has been great."
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Last night's other quarter-final was a classic encounter at the Bernabeu as holders Real Madrid saw off Bayern Munich, who had midfielder Arturo Vidal sent off in the 84th-minute, with a 4-2 win in extra-time and a 6-3 aggregate.
There was more than a hint of offside about Cristiano Ronaldo's second goal - and BBC Sport's Jonathan Jurejko pulls no punches in his in-depth match report - but it was another hat-trick for the fleet-footed former Manchester United and another match ball for the mantelpiece - in the unlikely event he keeps them on a mantelpiece.
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That return will not happen next season, given Leicester's current league position of 12th, 27 points behind fourth place, but as BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty explains, the Foxes gave it their all - on and off the pitch - against Atletico, with dry ice dropped from the rafters of all four stands, a giant banner displaying the face of a fox rolled down behind the goal and a spectacular display of pyrotechnics and fireworks.
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It's not a time for weak literary references in headlines, but a challenge from Craig Shakespeare to his Leicester squad after their elimination. "I've just said to the players that they should want more of this and they've agreed that that's what they want," the new boss said.
"All players want to play at the highest level and the Champions League is the highest level but we have to get back to winning ways in the Premier League now."
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So Leicester bowed out of the Champions League at the last eight stage. That lack of the away goal in Spain proved crucial as Saul Niguez's 26th-minute header left them with the proverbial mountain to climb.
Jamie Vardy scored at the far post just after the hour to equalise on the night but the Spaniards went through 2-1 on aggregate.
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The Daily Mirror, external say Jose Mourinho wants to bring Michael Keane back to Old Trafford. Having sold Keane to Burnley for £2.5m in January 2015, Manchester United may have to pay £30m to get the 24-year-old back.
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Image source, GuardianThe majority of the back pages focus on Leicester's brave exit in the Champions League quarter-finals and look ahead to the Lions squad. Which is rather what we had planned to do as well.
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The Times, external are calling it. They say Dylan Hartley will be the third successive England captain to be overlooked by the Lions, with Sam Warburton skipper and Jack Nowell in line for a surprise call-up
Image source, The TimesHello, good morning and welcome - to another Sportsday from Salford Quays. Leicester's defiant run in the Champions League ended at the quarter-final stage after a 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid.
Tonight it is the remaining two quarter-finals and before that we have all manner of items for your delectation including the Lions Tour squad announcement at midday, Andy Murray taking on Gilles Muller in the Monte Carlo Masters and the latest from the World Snooker at the Crucible. But first, you've guessed it, the newspapers.
