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This week's round-up also features FA Cup finals, steeplechasing misadventures, mean baseball fans and a very happy ending

1) The youngest ever world champion. The world No1 for eight years running. And player with the most world ranking titles. Stephen Hendry, we salute you. But the snooker brilliance doesn't stop there: Tony Meo goes off five cushions to pot the black; Geoffrey Benstead, the one-handed player from 1933 (who Ronnie O'Sullivan mimics here); and then the remarkable Jimmy White massé shot, against a 17-year-old O'Sullivan.

2) Insanely talented Russian gymnastics trio.

3) It's FA Cup final weekend and Chelsea will be hoping that this trip to Wembley will be more like this, this, or this; just not this. Meanwhile, fans of nostalgia can revel in Dennis Wise watching himself on Record Breakers in the build-up to the 1988 FA Cup final. And fans of Liverpool can cling to the hope that they play more like the team that claimed the club's second FA Cup in 1974 with a sumptuous 3-0 win over Newcastle, rather than the one that lost that Cup final to Wimbledon, or the one that has lost umpteen home matches in the league this season.

4) More Ronaldinho love: all 53 of his career free-kick goals so far.

5) Misadventures/cheap giggles in steeplechasing.

6) Random football clips dept: soon-to-be-former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola and his replacement, Tito Vilanova, back in the day; a penalty award sparks a bumper players and coach versus referee brawl; all 22 of Zico's goals for Udinese; and the latest entry for miss of the season.

6a) This week's Roy Hodgson collection.

Our favourites from last week's blog

1) A new contender for the most amazing rugby try of all time.

2) You can't beat a bit of George Best on Bullseye.

3) Maverick goalkeeping assist of the week, courtesy of Hellas Verona's Rafael.

4) The meanest, most oblivious baseball fans in the world make a little boy cry. It ends well, mercifully.

5) Rivaldinho, son of Rivaldo, shows his old man a thing or two.

6) Graham Alexander steps up to take a free-kick in the last minute of his 1,023rd and final career game, for Preston v Charlton …

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