Mayweather works hard in the gym as he prepares to go head-to-head with Pacquiao at only press conference before mega fight

Floyd Mayweather's preparations for his upcoming fight with Manny Pacquiao have started to gather pace with the undefeated American beginning his second week of training. The 38-year-old, who will go toe-to-toe with Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2, has uploaded a video on to his official Instagram account which shows Mayweather training inside the boxing ring and working on his fitness ahead of the mega fight. Mayweather has been providing his fans with regular updates since his fight with Pacquiao was officially announced on February 21.

We're going to Wembley: Ozil and Sanchez lead FA Cup celebrations

Arsene Wenger was pleased with his side's approach at Old Trafford as Arsenal secured a return to Wembley with a 2-1 FA Cup quarter-final win over Manchester United. Wenger admitted he was proud of how his side executed their game plan, and told BBC 1: '(We wanted) to start without apprehension but we were caught a few times here.

West Ham will have to cough up £10m to land Arsenal loanee Jenkinson

West Ham will have to pay Arsenal £10m to make Carl Jenkinson's move permanent. The 23-year-old has impressed at Upton Park this season.

Di Maria is wrestling with idea of leaving United... and Van Gaal underestimated his task in England

FA Cup quarter-final clash between Manchester United and Arsenal which saw the visitors earn a 2-1 victory. He addressed the major topics from Monday night's quarter-final clash, including Louis van Gaal's tactics and Danny Welbeck's winning goal against his former club.

Man United are playing Hackney Marshes football. But does Van Gaal's chopping and changing tell us more about the limitations of the players... or the manager himself?

On the way home from Old Trafford on Monday night the debate, as it turned out, was the wrong debate. Should Danny Welbeck have been sold to Arsenal last summer? Should he, in turn, really have celebrated his winning goal back in Manchester? Both were rather irrelevant questions. Welbeck is an honest, talented footballer but he wouldn't make a difference to Louis van Gaal's United team. He is good without being really good.