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Arsene Wenger also - obviously - spoke about the FA Cup semi at Wembley.

"What I expect when you go to the semi-final is go to the final," he said.

"It's a special experience at Wembley. You are focused and highly motivated. We are not at the maximum at our confidence. This is a good opportunity to show how much we are ready to fight and go to final. This is our only chance of a trophy."

He was also asked about... his contract, of course. Has he signed a new two-year deal, which is said to be on the table (not literally)?

"I haven't told my players anything - my commitment is total and I'm only focused on Arsenal," he added.

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has been speaking to the press before Sunday's FA Cup semi-final tie against Manchester City at Wembley.

But the news conference started with him reacting to the broken leg suffered by midfielder Jack Wilshere, who has been out on loan at Bournemouth.

"I've not spoken to Jack recently," he said. "They think it’s a simple fracture, but he doesn't need any surgery. He'll be back in July for normal training. It's a simple fracture of the fibula. The rehab will be made here. 

"His loan spell ends at the end of the season. I felt sad when he was injured again. Jack is a great football player with a great football brain. His career has been stopped by many injuries. The game is of such an intensity it takes a while to get the confidence back. A great career doesn't stop and go - you have to be consistent. Cristiano Ronaldo, who plays 50 games a year, has luck.

"This injury has nothing to do with extension of Jack's contract. We havent entered negotiations with Jack. In all of these cases with one year to go - we'll discuss during the break."

World number one Andy Murray is back in action today in the round of 16 at the Monte Carlo Masters against world number 24 Albert Ramos-Vinolas, their first meeting on the ATP Tour. 

It was a bit of a struggle for Murray in his first competitive match from injury yesterday with a 7-5 7-5 win over another left-hander, Gilles Mulller, but let's see what transpires today against the Spaniard. We will keep you right in the loop with that one from around 10:00 BST.

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England head coach Eddie Jones has named 15 uncapped players in a 31-man squad to tour Argentina.

Following his omission from the Lions, Dylan Hartley will captain a party which includes flanker Sam Underhill, wing Denny Solomona, and the Auckland Blues Northampton-bound fly-half Piers Francis.

There are also call-ups for the 18 year old Curry twins from Sale, Ben and Tom, as well as 19 year old Saracens forward Nick Isiekwe, Joe Cokanasiga of London Irish and Harry Mallinder of Northampton.

The Australian Glen Ella, who coached England on tour last summer, will again join Jones' backroom team.

After missing out on Lions selection, the likes of Joe Launchbury, James Haskell, Chris Robshaw, George Ford and Mike Brown all are named, but there is no place for Danny Cipriani, Christian Wade or Semesa Rokoduguni. 

And finally here is League Two. Fans from across all four divisions can share their views at #bbcsportsday or text 81111.

The PFA League One side features five players from champions Sheffield United.

What are your thoughts on the selection? #bbcsportsday

Now here is the Championship team, with four from promoted Brighton, plus Fulham's 16-year-old left-sided player Ryan Sessegnon.

The PFA Team of the Year has been announced, with four players each from the leading two clubs of the moment, Tottenham and Chelsea. 

Who do you think should have/have not been included? #bbcsportsday

Pick your own team of the year here.

Maurice Bamford (rugby league) 80 - former Great Britain coach.

Raymond van Barneveld (darts) 50 - former PDC World Darts champion.

Shay Given (football) 41 - Stoke and former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper.

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Formula 4 driver Billy Monger has had both his legs amputated following his crash at Donington Park last weekend.

The 17-year-old from Charlwood, Surrey, ran into the back of another car which appeared to have stopped on the track during the race on Sunday.

The teenager had to be extracted from his vehicle at the Leicestershire track and airlifted to hospital.

A fundraising page set up to raise money for Monger has reached £300,000.

Read more here.

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Will he announce... probably not.

Anyway, the FA Cup is once again the priority for the Gunners [bar claiming a top-four spot] and it's the only piece of silverware they can win this season.

A place in the final awaits...

The Frenchman is set to speak at about 09:00 BST.

1981: Steve Davis won the first of his six world snooker titles by beating Doug

Mountjoy 18-12 in the final at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

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Bad news all round for Judd Trump and his many followers at the Crucible last night. The attacking left-hander lost 10-8 to world number 54 Rory McLeod, the impressively bearded 46-year-old.

Trump could also face a fine from snooker bosses after failing to talk to the media.

In today's BBC Sport Gossip Column, there is the Zlatan Ibrahimovic MLS offer we told you about earlier, plus another possible Old Trafford departure, with Real Madrid reportedly to bid £60m - nearly double the world record fee for a goalkeeper - to sign David De Gea this summer.

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Tonight attention turns to the Europa League just over the Manchester Ship Canal from here at Media City as Manchester United take on Anderlecht with an away goal up their sleeves from the 1-1 first-leg in Belgium. Word is Wayne Rooney could be back on the bench after recovering from his ankle injury. 

There will be live commentary from Old Trafford in 5 live Sport tonight from 19:00 BST with senior football reporter Ian Dennis, plus summaries from Robbie Savage. 

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Last night's other quarter-final saw Monaco reach the Champions League semi-finals for the first time since 2004, with 18-year-old Kylian Mbappe on target again in a 3-1 win.

Mbappe is the first player to score in each of his first four Champions League knockout games. Maybe that "legendary" Hanson song, external of the late 90's could be revived in his honour? 

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Well who would have thought Barcelona - winners of four of the last 11 Champions League tournaments - would fail to score over two legs? But Juventus kept them out at home and at the Nou Camp, progressing to the semi-finals with a 3-0 aggregate victory.

It was a 46th Champions League clean sheet for Juventus keeper Gianluigi Buffon, while Lionel Messi had five shots off target in the match, the most for the maestro in a Champions League game since September 2015.  

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The Daily Star, external say Jose Mourinho has told Wayne Rooney he still has a role to play at Old Trafford - this season.

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