Luke Reddy
BBC Sport boxing reporter at Wembley

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The line "it depends what Klitschko has left" is the most go-to phrase in London this week.

A number of former well-known boxers are warming the crowd here. Kevin Mitchell goes big expecting Joshua to be too explosive.

"He's a fast starter. I think he will be too quick and I'm going knockout in two rounds."

Former world champion Johnny Nelson says if the fight goes past five rounds there will only be one winner - Klitschko. "If he gets through the first half he wins, it's that simple."

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport boxing reporter at Wembley

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The wheeler dealers have started early.

Get your goods on Wembley Way. 

This of course the biggest post-war fight the country has seen, everyone needs a cotton t-shirt.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport boxing reporter at Wembley

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Now that's a view. A whopping 90,000 people will be thinking about it, with many making this walk from the tube.

This bout brings two Olympic champions together of course, Wladimir Klitschko in 1996, Anthony Joshua in 2012. So it's fitting that just before Wembley way you walk here...

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The mid-interval session proves to be just the tonic needed for Ding Junhui as he wins frame 13 with a break of 84 to cut Mark Selby's lead to 7-6.

Watch live coverage here.

Peter Pedro Johnston: Arsenal will beat Spurs on Sunday and end their title charge and unbeaten run, then typically lose at home to Sunderland and for the first time in over 20 years will finish outside the top four and below Spurs.

Jonathan Kelly: Leeds to get back on their bike after wobbling and falling off, to get right back into the mix as Fulham, Sheffield Wednesday and Reading all wobble ... then sneak it on the final day - remembering that play-offs are played on grass and not paper.

Damon Golds: Win at the weekend and Brighton are champions of the championship so it's going very good. I knew it’d be a good season but possible champions - wasn't expecting that. SEAGULLS!

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Luke Reddy
BBC Sport boxing reporter at Wembley Arena

There's been talk of 6,000 people attending this weigh-in. Now that's some crowd to see you stand in your boxer shorts.

I often wonder how much thought goes into the underwear choice. At this level, these guys probably send a member or their entourage to pick the garment out.

We had an interesting chat regarding entourages on the way to yesterday's news conference. Anthony Joshua has plenty of men buzzing about him working away. The consensus was it's necessary. Such are the demands on these fighters in terms of media and training, the ability to pay a few friends to take care of life's hassles may well free up critical energy which would be otherwise wasted.

You'll spot the Joshua clan today, they'll all be dressed in black tracksuits while their man steps on the scales.

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Right, some time in the next hour (times subject to change) we should have updates from the Anthony Joshua - Wladimir Klitschko weigh-in.

First, here's our man on the ground Luke Reddy...

Stage One of the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire from Bridlington to Scarborough is just about to get under way.

Who are the favourites? What can we expect from the opening stage?

All that and more is in the latest updates from the race here.

We'll also have some updates of the stage as it gets to the business end later here on Sportsday.

Mark Selby and Ding Junhui are back underway in their World Championship semi-final, with the reigning champion leading 7-5.

Can Ding cut the deficit after losing four straight frames this morning?

Watch on the Red Button or on the BBC Sport website here.

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....there'll be just under a hundred teams taking part in the FA People's Cup finals this weekend hoping to book their trip to Wembley.

Each of the winners in the 16 categories in the free five-a-side competition will win tickets to the FA Cup final on 27 May, where they will be presented with their trophies.

You can catch up with what's been going on in the competition here - and you'll be able to follow live coverage from the finals in Birmingham on Sunday and Monday.

It's the sixth anniversary of the time former shadow chancellor, Strictly Come Dancing star and Norwich City chairman Ed Balls tweeted his own name looking for articles about himself.

Thus a strange tradition was born.

Happy Ed Balls day everyone.

BBC Sport app users may need to click on the below link to see the tweet.

Danger averted for Mark Selby - Ding Junhui fails to capitalise on that missed black and the defending champion gets back in to win his fourth straight frame to take a 7-5 lead into the mid-session interval.

Storming stuff from Selby, plenty to ponder for Ding.

Coverage continues here shortly.

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The front page of Spanish sports newspaper Marca is full of stories related to the Premier League.

Their lead story says Manchester United are willing to sell David de Gea to Real Madrid for 75m euros (£63.4m). Marca also suggests that United boss Jose Mourinho wants to sign Manchester City's Joe Hart (currently on loan at Torino) to replace De Gea.

And there's more. The paper goes on to say that United are also interested in Real Madrid forward Alvaro Morata and midfielder James Rodriguez.

Not got enough Premier League news? Well there is also an exclusive interview with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp who says he is a football romantic.

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There is some more transfer speculation on the front page of Spanish paper Mundo Deportivo, who says Paris St-Germain and Italy midfielder Marco Verratti could be on his way to Barcelona.

The paper also talks about the ongoing Barcelona Open tennis competition. Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal are both in quarter-final action later on, with Murray playing Spanish 10th seed Albert Ramos-Vinolas and Nadal facing Korean qualifier Hyeon Chung.

We will have updates of these matches later on.

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You know how I said Mark Selby is playing super snooker? Moments later he missed a black to allow Ding back into the frame. A safety battle has ensued.

Watch here now.

Meanwhile, back to some more transfer stories from the continent...

Lots of transfer speculation around in the European newspapers today.

Portuguese sports newspaper A Bola says Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is prepared to make a 45m euros (£38m) bid for Benfica centre-half Victor Lindelof.

Lindelof, 22, is a Sweden international and has helped Benfica win the Portuguese league twice in the last three seasons.

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So while Selby's playing super snooker, let's have a look at some Euro footy gossip...

Having battled back to level at 5-5, defending world champion Mark Selby has won his third straight frame of the morning to lead Ding Junhui 6-5 in their semi-final.

He's in the balls and looking good in frame 12 too - can he take a two-frame lead?

Watch live coverage on the Red Button and this website now.

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We have also asked former two-weight world champion Paulie Malignaggi what he expects to happen in Saturday's fight, which you can listen to on BBC Radio 5 live.

The American said: "Joshua will try to take it to him, he will try to be the boss to some degree. Klitschko does have a dynamite right hand and that could be bad news for Joshua."

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It's the fight that needs no hype. But here's a bit anyway.

Our man Luke Reddy previews Anthony Joshua v Wladimir Klitschko. Wembley. Saturday night.

Don't forget you'll be able to listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5live and follow live text updates on this very website.

We'll also have updates right here from the weigh-in later today.

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