Having levelled the tie at one-set all, world number one Andy Murray has been taken the distance by Albert Ramos-Vinolas.

It's 6-6 in the final set and they're into a tie-break to decide the match...

Southampton defender Sam McQueen is available to face Hull after recovering from a minor groin injury. Charlie Austin and Matt Targett have returned to full training after long-term injuries but it is too soon for them to be involved in the first team.

Hull striker Oumar Niasse is available after the red card he received against Watford was rescinded. Defender Omar Elabdellaoui remains absent with a back problem and may not play again this season.

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Oh yes there is a way back for the Hawk indeed!

Barry Hawkins hits a superb 115 break to cut the deficit to 7-5 in his World Championship semi-final against four-time champion John Higgins.

Both are off for a bit of a break at the mid-session interval. We'll let you know when they resume.

Manchester United

Jose Mourinho says he has restored "happiness, trust, belief and resilience" to a Manchester United squad lacking it under Louis van Gaal.

The United boss said that new players arriving in the summer will join a squad "ready to go for big things".

Van Gaal was sacked last May after winning the FA Cup but failing to qualify for the Champions League.

In his first season at Old Trafford, Mourinho has won the League Cup and could still finish in the top four.

He has also guided his side into the Europa League semi-finals, where they will face Celta Vigo.

Read more here.

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Ross County striker Alex Schalk begins a two-match ban for diving to win a penalty against Celtic. Skipper Andrew Davis is also suspended, but Martin Woods returns from a ban. Jay McEveley is a doubt, while Tony Dingwall, Ian McShane, Paul Quinn remain sidelined for the hosts.

Inverness Caley Thistle duo Billy McKay and David Raven return from injuries. Larnell Cole is free to play after serving a one-match ban, but captain Gary Warren remains suspended.

Carl Tremarco, Aaron Doran and Josh Meekings miss the all-important relegation battle in Dingwall with knee problems. The visitors are five points adrift at the foot of the Scottish Premiership table, while County sit three points above the play-off place.

Already-promoted Newcastle must avoid defeat at Cardiff on Friday to keep their chances of winning the Championship title alive.

The Magpies are without winger Matt Ritchie (pictured) as he begins a two-game ban for using abusive or insulting language towards a match official against Leeds. Newcastle captain Jamaal Lascelles and defenders Vurnon Anita, Grant Hanley and Jesus Gamez all have knocks and may not feature. 

Hosts Cardiff, in 13th with two games remaining, are at full strength. Top scorer Kenneth Zohore is fit again after being rested for Saturday's goalless draw at Wigan Athletic.

Defeat for Rafael Benitez's side would secure the title for Brighton, but the Seagulls will ensure top spot anyway if they match or better Newcastle's result when they host Bristol City on Saturday.

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Barry Hawkins had hit back to close the gap to 5-4 but four-time champions John Higgins has shown his class to take the next two frames to lead 7-4.

It's another fascinating World Championship semi-final at the Crucible. Is there a way back for the Hawk?

You can watch live coverage on BBC Two or on the BBC Sport website here.

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The leading group are heading up the toughest climb of the day so far, the Cote de Goathland - a 1.3km climb, averaging 7.5% gradient, with some sections at 9.7%.

The bunch then follows, still just over two minutes behind.

Dutch rider Etienne van Empel from the Roompot team is the first man over the top and secure the king of the mountains jersey at the end of the day.

Whitby is the next notable point for the race to pass through.

There is 55km to go in Stage One of the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire left to go as the riders work their way towards the finish in Scarborough.

A group of seven riders are in the breakaway out front, just over two minutes ahead of the peloton.

Australian team Orica-Scott are doing plenty of work on the front of the main bunch to keep the gap steady.

That's because their sprinter Caleb Ewan will be one of the favourites for the stage should it come down to a bunch sprint in Scarborough.

Chelsea

And lastly from Antonio Conte - the Chelsea boss says the Premier League should put an end to two teams in a title battle playing at different times in a gameweek.

Chelsea take on Everton at 14:05 BST on Sunday, meaning Tottenham will know the result as they take the field against Arsenal at 16:30 BST.

"It's not an advantage [to play before Tottenham]. At the end of the season, I think that when you have two teams in the race, in contention for the title you must have a good balance to try to put the fixtures in the same hour, on the same days, and don't give advantage to one team or another," said Conte.

“When you arrive at the last three games, when you see there are two or three teams very close to fight for the title, you have to find a solution not to give advantage for one team or another. Try and keep it the same hour, the same days to rest.”

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You don't even need to be a football team to play in the FA People's Cup.

LBoro Rangers are a group of university students who are taking part in the Higher Education category......

Catch up with what's been going on in the FA People's Cup so far - and follow live coverage of the FA People's Cup finals on Sunday, 30 April and Monday, 1 May.

Chelsea

As a five-time Serie A winner and Champions League winner as a player, plus a three-time Serie A winner as a manager, Antonio Conte isn't short of a trophy or two.

So where would winning the Premier League title this year rank in his career?

"For me, this is the first season in England and to arrive here, in a different country, with a different language and to bring my philosophy and idea of football, it's not easy in the first season," saind Conte.

"To fight for the title and the FA Cup, for me, is a great achievement but I hope, always, to stay in the future and have always this type of situation. And to try to win with my players. With the club. With the fans, together.”

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BBC Live reporter

Brighton and Hove Albion will be handed the Championship title this evening if Newcastle lose to Cardiff. 

If not, a win for the Seagulls tomorrow at home to Bristol City will guarantee they're promoted to the Premier League as Champions. 

Chelsea

Diego Costa or Romelu Lukaku? A question usually pondered by fantasy football managers, but also answered by Chelsea boss Antonio Conte today.

"Lukaku is scoring a lot of goals this season, but not only this season. We must pay great attention to him," said Conte.

"In my team? As I said before, for me my players are the best in the world. I don't change my players with other players."

And did he agree with N'Golo Kante being awarded PFA Player of the Year?

“In this case, I prefer to have 23 votes and to vote for every one of my players," replied Conte, ever the diplomat.

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World number one Andy Murray has hit back in his Barcelona Open quarter-final against Albert Ramos-Vinolas, winning the second set 6-4 to level the tie.

Murray lost the first set 6-2 to the Spanish 10th seed.

Into the decider they go - we'll have updates right here.

Tennis journalist Ben Rothenberg says that Maria Sharapova is already favourite with some bookmakers for the French Open, despite not having secured a spot in the main draw yet.

As well as reaching the qualifiers should she win her Stuttgart Open semi-final, she could also be given a wildcard to the tournament by the French Tennis Federation when they announce their decision on 16 May.

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Russia's Maria Sharapova is through to the semi-finals of the Stuttgart Open after beating Estonian qualifier Anett Kontaveit 6-3 6-4.

She is now just one win away from guaranteeing a place in the French Open and Wimbledon qualifiers, having returned from a 15-month doping ban.

There has been plenty of outcry regarding her comeback, with Canada's Eugenie Bouchard calling her a "cheat" who should not have been allowed to play again.

When asked about Bouchard's comments, Sharapova, 30, said: "I'm looking forward."

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The World Championship semi-final between John Higgins and Barry Hawkins is back underway at the Crucible.

Four-time champion Higgins currently leads 5-3. Can the Hawk fight back?

Watch live coverage on BBC Two or on the BBC Sport website here.

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BBC Sport boxing reporter at Wembley

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WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder tells BBC Sport he wants to fight the winner of Anthony Joshua v Wladimir Klitschko. 

His goal is to firstly take on New Zealand's Joseph Parker, who holds the WBO title. That would create a scenario where the four belts in the division are split between two men.

Deontay wants that unification bout which would create the first undisputed champion since Mr Lennox Lewis.