5 live Sport Specials

Ahead of the biggest game the Spanish capital has ever seen, Mark Chapman previews the Champions League Final in Lisbon. Mark hears from Real's Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo and Atletico's Thibaut Courtois and their former player Diego Forlan ahead of the game Mark's also joined by Spanish football journalist Pete Jenson and Rory Smith of The Times.

Eleanor Oldroyd is at the Sport Wales National Centre in Cardiff to speak to some of the athletes who are hoping to make their mark on Welsh Commonwealth Games history.

Iain Carter is backstage at the European Tour Players Awards and previews their flagship event, the PGA Championship. Hear from Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley and former PGA Championship winner Padraig Harrington amongst others. Also, golfing legend Bernard Gallacher talks to us about his recovery from his near death experience last year.

Mark Chapman is joined by the BBC Commentator Ian Robertson, Ex-Northampton and England Flyhalf Paul Grayson and RFU Professional Rugby Director Rob Andrew to discuss the announcement that Jonny Wilkinson will retire at the end of the season to take up a coaching role with his current club Toulon. We'll also hear an extract of Jonny Wilkinson's interview with Jarvis Cocker where he discusses his fascination with quantum physics as well as hearing from All Blacks fly-half Dan Carter.

Mark Chapman is joined by Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell to look ahead to Sri Lanka's tour of England which gets underway on Tuesday 20th May. We'll also hear from Sri Lankan greats Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara on their memories of Tuffers & Vaughan and their thoughts on the

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Sale and England wing Mark Cueto and the Daily Mail's rugby correspondent Chris Foy to bring you live updates from rugby union's Premiership awards, plus reaction to England's squad announcement for their tour of New Zealand. You can hear from England head coach Stuart Lancaster, Sale director of rugby Steve Diamond and former Wales and Lions scrum half Rob Jones.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by 5live sport athletics correspondent Mike Costello and Olympic and European gold medallist Darren Campbell to discuss all the current issues on the track and field with special guest Christine Ohuruogu. Plus discussion on Tyson Gay's drugs ban, what Mo Farah does next, the competition amongst British sprinters, Greg Rutherford's ongoing rivalry with Chris Tomlinson in the long jump and the start of the Diamond League season.

Former Manchester United coach and Fulham manager Rene Meulensteen joins Gab Marcotti and Mark Pougatch to look at the World Cup squad announcements from across the globe, featuring France, Brazil, Italy and Belgium.

After securing their second Premier League title in three years, Manchester City and their owners the Abu Dhabi United Group are growing every year. Former Chief Executive Garry Cook, journalists Ian Ladyman and Gab Marcotti join Mark Pougatch to talk about how far they can go.

The Radio Academy Awards gold winner for Best Sports Programme. A look back at Andy Murray's Wimbledon victory, which ended the 77-year wait for a British men's singles champion. Narrated by John Hurt, featuring interviews with Andy Murray, his mum Judy, Sue Barker, Tim Henman, Gerard Butler and fans as they relive the Wimbledon final.

It's 60 years since Sir Roger Bannister became the first man to run a mile in under four minutes. Hear from the man himself on that day, discussion about the historical significance of the achievement and how much faster humans can go. With Ian Payne.

Floyd Mayweather Jnr v Marcos Maidana is the biggest fight of the year so far. Steve Bunce and Mike Costello preview the bout as well as Amir Khan v Luis Collazo on the undercard. Presented by Elly Oldroyd

On the 20th Anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death in the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola, 5 live sport recounts the day he died with those closest to Senna both on and off the track. Presented by Jennie Gow

With the opening ceremony three months away, Eleanor Oldroyd and Fred MacAulay look ahead to preparations for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Hear from Michael Jamieson, the Northern Ireland netball team and the England rugby 7's team.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by 5 live rugby reporter Chris Jones and former Toulon and England back Tom May to preview the Heineken Cup semi-finals. Chris Ashton discusses Saracens' chances against Clermont, and Munster forwards coach Anthony Foley looks ahead to their match against Toulon.