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We'll Leave It There So: An All Black in, an All Black out and all today's sport

Don’t worry, April Fool’s day is almost over.

It’s been a long day, so here’s all the sports news you might have missed (with all the April Fools picked out).

Charles Piutau runs in to score a try against USA File photo. Charles Piutau scores for New Zealand against the US Eagles in Chicago last year. Photosport / Andrew Cornaga/INPHO Photosport / Andrew Cornaga/INPHO / Andrew Cornaga/INPHO

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Cycling - De Ronde van Vlaanderen - Preview - Oudenaarde Belgian cyclist Tom Boonen of team Ettix - Quick-Step pictured on a practice ride for the Tour of Flanders today. Press Association Images Press Association Images

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Soccer - Everton FC Easter Egg Giveaway - Alder Hey Children's Hospital Leighton Baines went to Alder Hey Children's Hospital to give out some Easter eggs. Everton FC / Press Association Images Everton FC / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

The Best Thing We Shared

England’s under 21s are pretty damn good. Who, what, where and how many passes? Right here.

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On The Record

The position of the entire management team (who remain unpaid) has become untenable.

- Alan Matthews and his whole backroom team resigned their positions with Bray Wanderers today.

Fixture List

The international break is well and truly behind us now. Tomorrow morning, the sporting weekend starts in Melbourne when Laois’ Zach Tuohy helps Carlton kick off the new AFL season at 9.20AM in the MCG (live on ESPN).

Zach Touhy takes to the field Tuphy taking the field for Poirtlaoise in the Leinster club quarter-final last year. James Crombie / INPHO James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO

Munster ‘A’ host Connacht Eagles at 3pm in Thomond Park. Admission is free, so if you’re about Limerick tomorrow, you might as well.

The EirGrid Leinster U21 football final throws in at 7.30pm in Páirc Tailteann, Navan. Dublin and Kildare will contest the last age grade trophy.

Showbiz, Baby

When you’re UFC featherweight champ, there’s only one way to celebrate the end of a gruelling 12-day, 10 city promotion tour.

It’s rickshaw time for Jose Aldo.

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‘It’s after 12, it’s not April Fool’s Day any more’

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‘Aldo was a man longing for his family and Rio de Janeiro, not another verbal joust’

This is one of the most spectacular horse racing falls we’ve ever seen

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