That's a wrap for today's edition of Sportsday. We will reconvene on Monday morning for a round-up of the weekend's events. Until then, you can follow live text coverage of the FA Cup final between Arsenal and Hull and the La Liga title decider between Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

BBC Sport counts down 100 of the greatest World Cup moments, as the 2014 tournament in Brazil draws nearer.

Today looks back to one of the most controversial incidents in World Cup history, when West German goalkeeper Harald Schumacher fouled France's Patrick Battiston during the 1982 semi-final in Seville.

The defender was knocked unconscious and had to be given oxygen on the pitch, but referee Charles Corver only awarded a goal kick to the Germans rather than a penalty to France.

Schumacher did not receive a booking from the referee and went on to play a decisive role in the penalty shootout as West Germany reached the final. Watch the video here (UK users only).

The esteemed Henry Winter in the Daily Telegraph, external writes: "The FA Cup final offers the golden chance to end almost a decade without silverware, the opportunity to blunt the barbs of critics like Jose Mourinho, the chance for momentum and a new era. This is not about 90 minutes, possibly more; it's about nine years."

Widnes utility forward Willie Isa signs a new two-year contract which will keep him at the Select Security Stadium until the end of 2106.

The 25-year-old former Castleford player is the ninth Vikings player to agree new terms as coach Denis Betts finalises his squad for next season.

"I'm really pleased Willie has signed," Betts said. "I've been impressed with his contribution to our unit this year. He's come off the wing/centre and into the forward pack, essentially like a loose forward, and he's done a tremendous job."

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Manchester United were comprehensively outplayed for 85 minutes as Liam Brady pulled the strings for Arsenal, who surged into a two-goal lead thanks to first-half strikes from Brian Talbot and Frank Stapleton. When Gordon McQueen bundled home an 85th-minute goal for United it looked like little more than a consolation, but remarkably Sammy McIlroy ended a mazy run with a cool finish to equalise in the 88th minute. However, that was not the end of the drama as Arsenal's shattered players picked themselves off the turf and launched one last attack, which saw Brady cross to the far post for Alan Sunderland to slide in an 89th-minute winner.

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In BBC Radio 5 live's 606 phone-on show on Sunday. presenter and former Arsenal striker Ian Wright will be counting down his top ten World Cup memories.

As ever with 606 we want as much listener interaction as possible so share your views on your favourite World Cup memory on Twitter, , externalFacebook, external and on the 606 blog., external

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Extra tickets for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow are to go back on sale on Wednesday at 10:00 BST after problems saw sales suspended earlier this week.

Glasgow 2014 said there would be a phased approach with 50,000 tickets released in batches over three days.

The Games organiser is also introducing free postage on all new orders and a freephone number for all calls to the ticketing hotline run by Ticketmaster.

England women's goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis says that emails sent by Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore are an "insult to all women".

Scudamore apologised , externalfor sexist comments made in emails after details were revealed by the Sunday Mirror.

Edward Lord, Football Association anti-discrimination adviser, said Scudamore's role looked "untenable".

"It's not just about women who are involved in football, it was an insult to all women," said Brown-Finnis.

England Under-21s manager Gareth Southgate feels sorry for former international team-mate Ashley Cole, but has backed Roy Hodgson's gamble to take teenager Luke Shaw to the World Cup.

The main talking point from this week's announcement of the 23-strong squad was the omission of the veteran Chelsea left-back in favour of 18-year-old Shaw

"I know he [Cole] would've loved another World Cup," said Southgate. "That's the nature of the player, he is never satisfied and always driving on to want to do more. But I think, understandably, it is time to start to look towards the future. I know people have said it is a gamble but I think it is brave from Roy."

Versatile Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Emre Can has emerged as a target for Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers, who has contacted the German side over the 20-year-old.

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Oyonnax havebolstered their ranks for next season's Top 14 by signing four players.

Samoan flanker Maurie Fa'asavalu, 34, has signed a two-year contract from English club Harlequins, while another back-row forward, Guillaume Bernad has joined for two seasons from relegated Bayonne.

New Zealand-born centre Alexandrer Luatua and flanker Yves Donguy both signed from Toulouse.

Second seed Novak Djokovic served a double fault on match point, but came through to eventually beat David Ferrer 7-5 4-6 6-3 to reach the semi-finals of the Italian Open.

British number one Andy Murray will play Rafael Natal at 20:00 BST this evening for a place in the semi-finals.

England striker Wayne Rooney is eager to show the world that he will be in tip-top shape for the forthcoming World Cup.

The 28-year-old has taken two fitness trainers with him on holiday after missing the last three matches of the season with a groin injury.

"Another good training session," posted Rooney on his Facebook page , externalwith footage of him and his son, Kai. "... picking up the pace. Always good to have Kai on the sidelines cheering me on!"

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Tottenham's Ricky Villa scored arguably the greatest cup final goal to seal his side's dramatic victory under the Wembley floodlights. Villa had feared he would be dropped for the replay after putting in a disappointing performance in the first match, which had finished 1-1. But, having gone 2-1 down in the 50th minute, Spurs levelled through Garth Crooks in the 70th minute before Argentine midfielder Villa wrote his name into FA Cup folklore with his second strike of the game, which came at the end of a mesmerising run through City's defence.

Michael Phelps, whose record haul of 22 Olympic medals includes 18 golds, continued his comeback by qualifying for two US Grand Prix event finals on Friday.

The 28-year-old American, who retired after London 2012 only to return last month, finished second in the 100m butterfly preliminaries in 53.26secs, and eighth in the 200m freestyle preliminaries in 1:51.69 at the Charlotte Grand Prix.

Phelps decided to withdraw from the 200m free final and will swim his last race of the meet in Friday night's 100m butterfly final.

Former Manchester United striker Andy Cole believes Louis van Gaal could be the man to bring success back to Old Trafford.

Van Gaal, the former Ajax, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and current Netherlands coach, is expected to be confirmed as United's new manager in the coming days.

Cole said: "We are hoping this is the one that can bring us success again. It has only been one season when we haven't won anything - that is how crazy it is, that it is doldrums - but he has got the experience of managing at big football clubs.

"He has not managed in England but experience is massive, especially at a football club of this magnitude."

Frenchman Nacer Bouhanni claimed his second stage win of the but Michael Matthews held on to the leader's pink jersey.

The 23-year-old FDJ rider claimed his first Grand Tour victory on Tuesday and proved that was no fluke when he edged the run-in to Foligno.

Australian Matthews, 23, also contested the sprint but trailed in fourth.

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A selection of your favourite FA Cup memories as we look forward to tomorrow's showpiece between Arsenal and Hull at Wembley. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday, the BBC Sport Facebook, external page and, UK users, by text to 81111.

Carlos:, external Cantona volley v Liverpool in 96. Earliest football memory. Had my collar turned up like the King.

Matthew Hobbs:, external Paul Rideout's header in the win over Man U in 1995, and so the battle was won by the 'dogs of war'.

Rian Hoskins:, external Chelsea have some great FA Cup memories recently. The one that stands out is Drogba scoring in extra time to win it in 2007.

Italy's Sara Errani has earned her first career victory over a top three ranked opponent with a 6-3 4-6 6-2 win over second seed Li Na in the quarter-finals of the Italian Open.

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