We've all had days where you forget the basics, but Manuel Neuer will be feeling it this morning. But for a couple of brainfarts, it would be the wily European dogs of Bayern Munich preparing to face Liverpool* in the Champions League final (* definitely NOT written by a Manchester United fan praying to a god he doesn't believe in to intervene and reverse jinx them this evening.)
But as it is, it will be those presumptuous, fate-tempting poodles of the Bernabeu that will face Liverpool (again, please be Roma) in the Champions League Final on May 26th. We continued our coverage of the tie in Rome this morning, with Newstalk's Richard Chambers, as well as picking through the bones of Madrid's win.
Connacht are looking for a new coach, and it seems as if they want to plunder down under and bring Ronan O'Gara back to these isles. We discussed his fitness for the post in with Anthony Moyles and Dave McIntyre in studio.
Below is a pick of the back pages and best bits from offtheball.com over the last 24 hours, including a stunning story about how football saved a man from the Rwandan genocide.
In case you missed it:
The heartbreaking story of Roma legend Agostino di Bartolomei
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard confirms talks have been held with Rangers
Will new IAAF rules drastically impact Caster Semenya?
"Whoever meets Real Madrid in the final will have a real chance"
Team 33: How football literally saved a life during the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda
This morning's papers:
