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Mamadou Sacco faces a lengthy ban after you a fro opening investigation into a failed drugs test.

Progress finally at Manchester United as Louis Van Garle leads them into the FA Cup final

and Jamie Vardy, his band from today's clash with Swansea, is the lesser city striker, a diver.

Taking the plunge this morning.

Oliver Holt, he's the chief sports writer at the Malon Sunday.

Paul Haywood is chief sports writer at the Daily Telegraph and Neil Custis is the Northern Football Correspondent

at the Sun. Good morning to you guys, good to you as ever. Don't forget you can tweet the show.

At Sunday's up, the best will appear on your screen over the next 90 minutes just to keep them clean.

Okay, let's have a look at the back pages of the papers this morning dominated by

Mamlu Saka, basing that drugs ban.

This is the back page of the Sunday people this morning. It's also on the back page of the sun, as well as

Manchester United Smash and Grab yesterday at Wembley and Abbey Everton.

Louis Van Garl admits he could still be axed at the end of the season. He says he will speak to the board.

There is another FA Cup semi-final today. Sam Wallace talking about Kiko Sanchez Flores in his column.

He says that if he doesn't win the FA Cup he could be on his way.

Sanchez may be going back to Valencia.

That's the prospect in Sam's columnist warning.

Danny Taylor's column in the observer, it's all about the columnist today.

Venger, he's a victim of vitriol and his own flaws.

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