Ash Green: Monaco v Juventus is unstoppable force v immovable object. 

Owen Reeman: Monaco vs Juventus will be the tie of the round! Incredible defence against an incredible attack!

Ben: The perfect draw. Didn't want another Madrid final and to have a potential Juve vs Real final sounds amazing. 

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Three-time elite BMX world champion Shanaze Reade has retired from competitive cycling. 

She finished sixth in the London 2012 Olympic final having placed first, second and first in the three heat semi-final.  

She dominated the international BMX scene during her BMX career, winning the junior title in 2006, and then the elite title in 2007, 2008 and 2010.

Reade also enjoyed success on the velodrome boards, winning the team sprint title in 2007 and 2008 alongside Victoria Pendleton. 

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Heather Watson will play the world number 5 Simona Halep in the opening match of Great Britain's Fed Cup World Group play-off in Romania.

Johanna Konta will then face Irina-Camelia Begu, who is ranked 33, in Saturday's second singles.

If Britain win this weekend's tie in Constanta they will be promoted to the World Group for the first time since 1993.

English top-flight club Notts County Ladies have folded, two days before their first match of the Spring Series.

Due to face Arsenal on Sunday, Notts' players were told at 11:00 BST on Friday that the Women's Super League One club cannot stay afloat.

Previously known as Lincoln Ladies before relocating in 2014, the squad included England's Carly Telford, Laura Bassett, Jade Moore and Jo Potter.

Notts finished sixth in WSL 1 in 2016 after reaching the 2015 FA Cup final.

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The Champions League trophy has been handed to the Wales First Minister Carwyn Jones to take back to the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff, where it will be on display until the Champions League final on 3 June.

Real Madrid v Atletico Madrid

Monaco v Juventus 

The matches will be played on 2 & 3 May and 9 & 10 May.

Former Wales international and Liverpool European Cup winner Ian Rush has been brought back to Uefa HQ to make the draw.

Uefa MC for the occasion, Pedro Pinto, has invited representatives of the four remaining clubs on to the stage, including former Juve favourite Pavel Nedved. 

He still has good hair.

The First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones is addressing the attendees at Uefa headquarters before the draw is made. He spoke in Welsh too.

The trophy will be making its way to our shores after today's draw, before it goes on a whistle stop tour of Wales ahead of the final in Cardiff on Saturday, 3 June. 

The draw takes place just after 11:00 BST.

The four teams remaining are:

Atletico Madrid

Juventus

Monaco

Real Madrid 

Keep your tributes of Ugo Ehiogu coming in. We will continue to share them throughout the day. 

We are going to bring you the Champions League draw now... 

Ex-Spurs youth player Ryan Mason has posted his tribute to his former coach... 

Middlesbrough

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Ehiogu signed for Middlesbrough in 2000 from Aston Villa, and played for the Teesside club for seven years. He helped them win the 2004 League Cup - his third League Cup trophy.

Boro chairman Steve Gibson said on the website: "I’m deeply shocked. Ugo was one of our heroes at Cardiff when the club won its only ever major trophy.

"Ugo and Gareth Southgate were the rock on which Steve McClaren brought the club its best period in its history.

"He wasn’t just a good footballer, he was a great man. 

"It’s so sudden and so shocking, my deepest sympathies go to his family and all who knew him.

"I would regularly bump into Ugo. Football is a small world and he was always warm, friendly and welcoming. All of Middlesbrough Football Club will miss him."

Manchester United have just tweeted, external that Monday's Under-23 match against Tottenham at Old Trafford has been postponed.

Ehiogu was a coach for Spurs' U23 side. 

Cyrus Katabula: Can never forget when Hasselbaink (at Boro) had blood spilled all over his shirt and returned on pitch wearing Ugo's instead.

From Nick Miles

Stoke City

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Stoke manager Mark Hughes faced Ugo Ehiogu during his playing days.

The former Welsh forward said: "He was a big strong guy, a big athlete, and you knew when you went up against him it was always going to be a difficult game. That is why, when these things happen, it is even more shocking, because you remember them in their prime. It is a real shame." 

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Here is a link to an interview Ehiogu did with BBC Sport's Tom Rostance in 2013.

In it he explains playing with Paul Gascoigne, his experience of being in the England squad and experiencing "scary" Sam Allardyce.