And there is one more very special birthday today...

Sugar Ray Leonard (boxing) - The winner of world titles at five different weights, born 1956, turns 61 today.

Danny Orr (rugby league) - The former Castleford stand-off, born 1978, is 39.

Leon Osman (football) - The former Everton midfielder, born 1981, is 36 today.

Christine Ohuruogu (athletics) - Britain's 2008 Olympic gold medallist in the 400m, born 1984, is 33.

Johanna Konta (tennis) - British women's number one, born 1991, is 26 today.

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Leicester City

Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare met with the club's owners recently...

“It was a very productive meeting (regarding player recruitment)," he said.

“No player has expressed any desire to leave this football club, to me or the owners."

Tom: The Battle To Be Battered By Bayern.

Andy, from Littleborough:   The Egg Cup (European Gigantic Glory Cup) - "It's going to be cracking"

Nice strapline Andy.

Leicester City

Having flirted with the prospect of being relegated, Leicester can finish as high as eighth in the Premier League, if results go their way on the final day. They are currently 11th.

“The players can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and we want to finish as high as we can. We’re aware of where we can finish.

"We have got a great record here at the King Power. It will be more than interesting.

“Defensively, Spurs are similar to Manchester City. They have progressed and are very good on and off the ball. We also know our threats."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare is finally in his seat and has been reflecting on last weekend's defeat at Manchester City.

The Foxes could have got a point, but had Riyad Mahrez's penalty ruled out for double hit.

“I think bizarre is the right word. But we know the letter of the law, the referee got it right. I think if we change (the law) then we go into the referee’s interpretation. For example, did he slip etc."

Skitter, N. Ireland: Name for CL play-off match. How about "The Last Ditch Dash for Easy Euro Cash"? 

Oliver, Manchester: The playoff that decides whether you'll be sacked or not

KeanIN‏: Europe- the final countdown.

Matthew Mitchell‏: The "I don't like Thursdays" cup.

AndyBlaikie: The haha you finished behind Spurs match.

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Maria Sharapova will miss the French Open after tournament officials decided not to give the two-time champion a wildcard.

The Russian, 30, was ranked too low to gain direct entry as she continues her return from a 15-month drugs ban.

"There can be a wildcard for the return from injuries - there cannot be a wildcard for the return from doping," French Tennis Federation (FFT) chief Bernard Giudicelli Ferrandini said.

The French Open begins on 28 May.

shanners‏: The Arsene Wenger Cup.

David Devlin: The "This Is Pointless As None Of Them Will Do Anything of Note In The Champions League Anyways Cup".

vocal noodle: The 'Should've Done Better' trophy.

Remember this...

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Well 23 years later and Bebeto's son is now a footballer in his own right...

Andrew Harrington: I suggest the 'CLash'.

Lee‏: Cash cow bingo?

Robin Armstrong‏: Champions League Eliminator.

Thanks Robin. A lot of thought has gone into that one.

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Craig Shakespeare will be facing the media soon, ahead of the visit of Tottenham tomorrow.

Name the Champions League play-off match:

Stuart Fazakerley: The Fight For The Right To Weeknight Lights

The rest of you are going to have to up your game to beat this on. Played Stuart.

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Reading beat Fulham 1-0 to reach the Championship play-off final last night.

Yann Kermorgant scored the decisive penalty to send Jaap Stam's to Wembley on 29 May where they will face either Huddersfield and Sheffield Wednesday for a shot at Premier League promotion.

So there is a possibility, albeit remote, that we could have a one-off game to see who gets the final Champions League place.

Now it's time to get creative.

• We want a new name for this game and a strapline, because Champions League play-off doesn't have a great ring to it. How about 'Destination Europe', 'The Golden Ticket'? You get the idea.

• Plus can you think of any other ways they could settle fourth place, without playing the game? Tiddlywinks perhaps?

Send your ideas to us via Twitter using #bbcsportsday, external or text in on 81111 (UK only). Remember to put names on texts.

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Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal all face a possible play-off to determine qualification for next season's Champions League.

The three clubs, occupying third to fifth place in the Premier League, are separated by three points going into Sunday's final round of games.

But their goal difference, and goals scored, are similar enough to raise the realistic prospect of two teams finishing joint third or fourth with identical records - necessitating a one-off play-off match.

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