And that's where we leave you for today, many thanks for staying with us.
Tom Rostance is limbering up and will be unveiling his Leicester-Liverpool live text from 18:45 GMT and we're back on Tuesday from 08:00 GMT with another Sportsday.
Enjoy yourselves until then - and indeed after then. Cheerio now.
Vardy seeks repeat
Leicester v Liverpool (Monday, 20:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 live
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More on tonight's 5 live commentary from the King Power Stadium and what a goal Jamie Vardy scored in the
corresponding fixture last season, when Leicester won 2-0
and remained at the top of the table. That remains Leicester's only victory in their last nine Premier League meetings with Liverpool and they have lost six of those games.
This term Vardy has scored only five league goals, but his Champions League effort against Sevilla ended a nine-match barren streak. However, the 30-year-old former Fleetwood forward has scored in just one of his last 18 Premier League games.
Commentary tonight
Leicester v Liverpool (Monday, 20:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 live
So a reminder that tonight's 5 live Sport with Kelly Cates from 19:00 GMT features live commentary of tonight's big Premier League match at the King Power between struggling champions Leicester and Jurgen Klopp's mercurial Liverpool.
Alistair Bruce-Ball is your commentator, with summaries from former Leicester midfielder Robbie Savage.
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I once tee'd off in the wrong direction and drove a golf ball straight through the clubhouse window. I do remember thinking it was odd having to clear the car park to reach the green
from Sam, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire
I once tee'd off in the wrong direction and drove a golf ball straight through the clubhouse window. I do remember thinking it was odd having to clear the car park to reach the green
Your sporting mix-ups
You've almost matched the Oscars with your mix-ups. Almost. Here's the last batch.
Ian Edwards:
Graham Poll issuing three yellow cards to the same player.
You didn't think we'd forget to give you the answer to our teaser did you?
Question:
There have been seven Brazilians to score 15 or more Premier League goals. Oscar is one - name the other six.
ANSWER:
Coutinho, Juninho, Firmino, Ramires, Gilberto Silva and Willian.
Listen: O’Shea - Italy were just ‘playing to the laws’
Rugby Union
We'll be wrapping up soon, but no harm in reflecting on one of the weekend's big stories.
Italy head coach Conor O'Shea
says his side were just 'playing to the laws' against England at Twickenham.
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Italy head coach Conor O'Shea says his side were just 'playing to the laws'
Italy head coach Conor O'Shea says his side were just 'playing to the laws'
Carbery confirms Leinster contract
Rugby union
Ireland fly-half Joey Carbery has signed his first senior contract with
Leinster.
The New Zealand-born 21-year-old made his debut when Ireland claimed their
maiden winover the All Blacks
with November's 40-29 triumph in Chicago.
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In other rugby news, South Africa scrum-half Cobus Reinach will join Northampton Saints from Super Rugby outfit the Sharks at the end of the season. The 27-year-old has won nine Springbok caps and has spent his entire career at the Durban-based Sharks.
On this day
Football
1990:
Cambridge became the first Fourth
Division side for 14 years to reach the quarter-finals
of the FA Cup after beating Bristol City.
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British pair claim fourth place
Pentathlon
Britain's Jess Varley and Myles Pillage recorded a creditable fourth in the Mixed Relay at World Cup
1 in Los Angeles.
Plymouth’s Pillage and Fotheringhay’s Varley began with a rapid time of 1:59.60 in the pool, one of
just two teams to dip under the two minute barrier.
The second quickest laser-run of the
day saw them move up three places but they finished 14 seconds off the bronze medal.
Palace coach covered in graffiti
Football
Crystal Palace's team coach was vandalised before Saturday's 1-0 win over Middlesbrough, with the club's name and colours sprayed on to it.
Contrary to speculation, the coach had not been provided for Boro to use for their visit to Selhurst Park.
The Eagles used another bus to travel to the Premier League game.
A club spokesman said: "The team bus was covered in graffiti overnight on Friday ahead of the game on Saturday. Police have been informed."
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No refunds for England v Italy
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport
Fans
will not be given refunds for their England v Italy Six Nations tickets despite
England coach Eddie Jones suggesting they might seek compensation.
Jones
said an unexpected Italy tactic “wasn’t rugby” as they frustrated the Six
Nations champions before finally losing 36-15 at Twickenham on Sunday.
Italy chose not to engage in rucks and led 10-5 at half-time.
"If
you paid for your ticket, ask for your money back,” said Jones.
However,
it is understood refunds will not be issued. The Rugby Football Union declined
to say whether there had been any requests along those lines.
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Murray beaten by Evans in Dubai doubles
Tennis
Andy Murray lost out to fellow Briton Dan Evans in the first round of the Dubai Championships. However, it was not a shock in the singles it was a doubles contest as Murray and Serbian partner Nenad Zimonjic were beaten 6-1 7-6 (7-2) by
Evans and Luxembourg's Gilles Muller in an hour and 12 minutes.
World number one Murray's quest for the singles title begins tomorrow against Tunisia's Malek Jaziri, ranked 51, the first time the pair have met in a competitive match.
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Everton legend Young dies aged 80
Football
Sad news from Goodison that Everton's former Scotland international striker Alex Young, who also played for Hearts, Glentoran and Stockport, has died at the age of 80. Young scored 89 goals in 275 appearances for the Toffees.
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Playing in a Sunday cricket match a few years back and the game went down to the last ball.
Ball is bowled wide(ish) outside off stump, the non-striker runs but the striking batsman refuses the single as the ball went through to me keeping. I've rolled the ball down the other end to the bowler who has taken the bails off.
We find the umpire (old chap, nice fella) has signalled a wide as he enjoyed the game so much that he "thought the match deserved to end as a tie".
What he didn't realise was that they needed one to win, not one to tie. As the wide had been given prior to the bails being removed it meant we lost the game; however the result didn't affect league positions (we were rock bottom) and it makes for a good story!
from Ryan
Playing in a Sunday cricket match a few years back and the game went down to the last ball.
Ball is bowled wide(ish) outside off stump, the non-striker runs but the striking batsman refuses the single as the ball went through to me keeping. I've rolled the ball down the other end to the bowler who has taken the bails off.
We find the umpire (old chap, nice fella) has signalled a wide as he enjoyed the game so much that he "thought the match deserved to end as a tie".
What he didn't realise was that they needed one to win, not one to tie. As the wide had been given prior to the bails being removed it meant we lost the game; however the result didn't affect league positions (we were rock bottom) and it makes for a good story!
Triggs-Hodge stands down
Rowing
Triple Olympic rowing champion Andy Triggs-Hodge has announced his retirement
from international competition at the age of 37.
In addition, Triggs-Hodge won four world titles between 2005 and 2014, and the
coxless fours title at the European Championships in Belgrade two years ago.
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Leicester's losing streak
Leicester v Liverpool (Monday, 20:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 live
Some worrying statistics for Leicester fans ahead of tonight's 5 live commentary match with fifth-placed Liverpool, the most disturbing of which is 21 points from 25 games, which leaves them in the relegation zone.
The Premier League champions are the only team in the top five European leagues not to have scored a league goal in 2017 and have kept just two clean sheets in their last 22 games in all competitions, with none in their last 10.
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Your gamesmanship tales
#bbcsportsday or text 81111
Luke:
Under 14s - My team was bottom of the league and we had to play the second place team but the ref didn't turn up so the opposition's manager officiated the game. Miraculously we were 1-0 up through the whole match, so naturally the ref added eight minutes of extra time and blew the whistle when his team equalised
Anon:
In youth indoor cricket when a batman scored 25 he retired and came back in last. We deliberately dropped their last batsman three times to stop the opener coming back in.
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England announce warm-up double
Women's football
England Women will play a double-header in April in their last home matches before this summer’s Uefa Women’s Euro 2017.
The Lionesses will take on Italy at Port Vale’s Vale Park on Friday 7 April and Austria at MK Dons’ Stadium MK on Monday 10 April.
'Successful on Mars or the moon'
Football
A straight bat from Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola regarding his star striker's future.
Ibrahimovic, who has scored 26 goals in his debut season for Manchester United, has the
option of a second term at Old Trafford
but Railoa told Talksport: "I never speak about contract details with the press - I think that's
something between the player, the club and myself. "I don't disclude anything. Anything can happen and we
will see what happens." Asked about the 35-year-old Swede's achievements in his first season in England Raiola adds: "Knowing how he is and what kind of person and man he is on and off the field,
he can do it anywhere. He's the only player in the world who can be
successful on Mars or the moon."
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Get involved
Football
And that's where we leave you for today, many thanks for staying with us.
Tom Rostance is limbering up and will be unveiling his Leicester-Liverpool live text from 18:45 GMT and we're back on Tuesday from 08:00 GMT with another Sportsday.
Enjoy yourselves until then - and indeed after then. Cheerio now.
Vardy seeks repeat
Leicester v Liverpool (Monday, 20:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 live
More on tonight's 5 live commentary from the King Power Stadium and what a goal Jamie Vardy scored in the corresponding fixture last season, when Leicester won 2-0 and remained at the top of the table. That remains Leicester's only victory in their last nine Premier League meetings with Liverpool and they have lost six of those games.
This term Vardy has scored only five league goals, but his Champions League effort against Sevilla ended a nine-match barren streak. However, the 30-year-old former Fleetwood forward has scored in just one of his last 18 Premier League games.
Commentary tonight
Leicester v Liverpool (Monday, 20:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 live
So a reminder that tonight's 5 live Sport with Kelly Cates from 19:00 GMT features live commentary of tonight's big Premier League match at the King Power between struggling champions Leicester and Jurgen Klopp's mercurial Liverpool.
Alistair Bruce-Ball is your commentator, with summaries from former Leicester midfielder Robbie Savage.
Post update
Your sporting mix-ups
You've almost matched the Oscars with your mix-ups. Almost. Here's the last batch.
Ian Edwards: Graham Poll issuing three yellow cards to the same player.
Here's what happened, back in 2006.
Paul Thompson: After taking a surprise lead we wasted time kicking the ball on to the A1M and letting them fetch it. Only one ball!
Tim Stubbs: How about a penalty taken three times, saved twice, then scored. Horrendous mix-up Millwall v Peterboro' 13/4/09. Posh lost 2-0.
Football
A Question of Sport Teaser
You didn't think we'd forget to give you the answer to our teaser did you?
Question: There have been seven Brazilians to score 15 or more Premier League goals. Oscar is one - name the other six.
ANSWER: Coutinho, Juninho, Firmino, Ramires, Gilberto Silva and Willian.
Listen: O’Shea - Italy were just ‘playing to the laws’
Rugby Union
We'll be wrapping up soon, but no harm in reflecting on one of the weekend's big stories.
Italy head coach Conor O'Shea says his side were just 'playing to the laws' against England at Twickenham.
Video content
Carbery confirms Leinster contract
Rugby union
Ireland fly-half Joey Carbery has signed his first senior contract with Leinster. The New Zealand-born 21-year-old made his debut when Ireland claimed their maiden winover the All Blacks with November's 40-29 triumph in Chicago.
In other rugby news, South Africa scrum-half Cobus Reinach will join Northampton Saints from Super Rugby outfit the Sharks at the end of the season. The 27-year-old has won nine Springbok caps and has spent his entire career at the Durban-based Sharks.
On this day
Football
1990: Cambridge became the first Fourth Division side for 14 years to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup after beating Bristol City.
British pair claim fourth place
Pentathlon
Britain's Jess Varley and Myles Pillage recorded a creditable fourth in the Mixed Relay at World Cup 1 in Los Angeles.
Plymouth’s Pillage and Fotheringhay’s Varley began with a rapid time of 1:59.60 in the pool, one of just two teams to dip under the two minute barrier.
The second quickest laser-run of the day saw them move up three places but they finished 14 seconds off the bronze medal.
Palace coach covered in graffiti
Football
Crystal Palace's team coach was vandalised before Saturday's 1-0 win over Middlesbrough, with the club's name and colours sprayed on to it.
Contrary to speculation, the coach had not been provided for Boro to use for their visit to Selhurst Park.
The Eagles used another bus to travel to the Premier League game.
A club spokesman said: "The team bus was covered in graffiti overnight on Friday ahead of the game on Saturday. Police have been informed."
No refunds for England v Italy
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport
Fans will not be given refunds for their England v Italy Six Nations tickets despite England coach Eddie Jones suggesting they might seek compensation.
Jones said an unexpected Italy tactic “wasn’t rugby” as they frustrated the Six Nations champions before finally losing 36-15 at Twickenham on Sunday.
Italy chose not to engage in rucks and led 10-5 at half-time.
"If you paid for your ticket, ask for your money back,” said Jones.
However, it is understood refunds will not be issued. The Rugby Football Union declined to say whether there had been any requests along those lines.
Murray beaten by Evans in Dubai doubles
Tennis
Andy Murray lost out to fellow Briton Dan Evans in the first round of the Dubai Championships. However, it was not a shock in the singles it was a doubles contest as Murray and Serbian partner Nenad Zimonjic were beaten 6-1 7-6 (7-2) by Evans and Luxembourg's Gilles Muller in an hour and 12 minutes.
World number one Murray's quest for the singles title begins tomorrow against Tunisia's Malek Jaziri, ranked 51, the first time the pair have met in a competitive match.
Everton legend Young dies aged 80
Football
Sad news from Goodison that Everton's former Scotland international striker Alex Young, who also played for Hearts, Glentoran and Stockport, has died at the age of 80. Young scored 89 goals in 275 appearances for the Toffees.
Your sporting mix-ups
#bbcsportsday or text 81111
Triggs-Hodge stands down
Rowing
Triple Olympic rowing champion Andy Triggs-Hodge has announced his retirement from international competition at the age of 37.
He was part of the Great Britain crews that won gold in the coxless fours in Beijing and London before helping the men's eight to victory in Rio last summer.
In addition, Triggs-Hodge won four world titles between 2005 and 2014, and the coxless fours title at the European Championships in Belgrade two years ago.
Leicester's losing streak
Leicester v Liverpool (Monday, 20:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 live
Some worrying statistics for Leicester fans ahead of tonight's 5 live commentary match with fifth-placed Liverpool, the most disturbing of which is 21 points from 25 games, which leaves them in the relegation zone.
The Premier League champions are the only team in the top five European leagues not to have scored a league goal in 2017 and have kept just two clean sheets in their last 22 games in all competitions, with none in their last 10.
Your gamesmanship tales
#bbcsportsday or text 81111
Luke: Under 14s - My team was bottom of the league and we had to play the second place team but the ref didn't turn up so the opposition's manager officiated the game. Miraculously we were 1-0 up through the whole match, so naturally the ref added eight minutes of extra time and blew the whistle when his team equalised
Anon: In youth indoor cricket when a batman scored 25 he retired and came back in last. We deliberately dropped their last batsman three times to stop the opener coming back in.
Get in touch using #bbcsportsday or by texting 81111.
England announce warm-up double
Women's football
England Women will play a double-header in April in their last home matches before this summer’s Uefa Women’s Euro 2017.
The Lionesses will take on Italy at Port Vale’s Vale Park on Friday 7 April and Austria at MK Dons’ Stadium MK on Monday 10 April.
'Successful on Mars or the moon'
Football
A straight bat from Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola regarding his star striker's future.
Ibrahimovic, who has scored 26 goals in his debut season for Manchester United, has the option of a second term at Old Trafford but Railoa told Talksport: "I never speak about contract details with the press - I think that's something between the player, the club and myself. "I don't disclude anything. Anything can happen and we will see what happens." Asked about the 35-year-old Swede's achievements in his first season in England Raiola adds: "Knowing how he is and what kind of person and man he is on and off the field, he can do it anywhere. He's the only player in the world who can be successful on Mars or the moon."