On that bombshell, it is time to close this live page.

Here are some of today's top stories:

• Bentancur banned for seven games over racial slur
• Wembley dugout can be lonely, says Carsley as England spell ends
• Clarke coy on Doak selection for Poland tie
• Northern Ireland 'won't play for a draw' in Luxembourg

There will be live text commentaries on Scotland and Northern Ireland's Nations League games this evening. We will then be back on Tuesday morning for all the reaction and breaking football news.

And if the UK forecast is correct there will be plenty of weather puns thrown in too. Snow XI anyone?

Until then, farewell.

No comment....

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI

Winning their Nations League group could also expand Northern Ireland's possible routes into the World Cup in 2026.

When World Cup qualifying begins next spring, the 12 group winners will automatically qualify for the finals. The 12 runners-up will qualify for a play-off, and will be joined by four group winners from the Nations League.

The four highest-ranked Nations League group winners who did not automatically qualify for the finals or secure a play-off through the traditional qualifying route will therefore be the nations that move into those extra play-off spots.

Now, the easiest and most straight-forward way for Northern Ireland to reach the play-offs or finals is to finish in the top two of their World Cup qualifying group.

Should Northern Ireland top League C3 in the Nations League, but then get a difficult World Cup qualifying draw, O'Neill will want the other Nations League group winners to finish in their top two of their qualifying groups.

While Northern Ireland are in the third tier, they would move their way up the list of rankings of Nations League group winners if the traditional bigger nations qualify or secure a play-off as expected.

Not yet, Martin. But a request is going in...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

New Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim is currently staying at the Lowry Hotel in the city centre as he settles into his new job.

That was the hotel fellow Portuguese Jose Mourinho called home for a mammoth 895 nights, the entirety of his time with the Old Trafford club.

But Amorim's intention is to get somewhere else pretty quickly.

It is anticipated he will find a more family friendly location on the outskirts of the city.

It was another busy weekend in the Women's Super League, including Chelsea going top of the table with victory over Manchester City and Arsenal coming out on top at Tottenham in the north London derby.

One of the biggest talking points though was at Goodison Park, where Everton beat Merseyside rivals Liverpool 1-0 thanks to a controversial penalty from Katja Snoeijs shortly before half-time

Referee Abigail Byrne awarded a penalty when Fuka Nagano clipped Honoka Hayashi but replays showed the foul appeared to be outside the area.

"It wasn't a penalty. That's it. It changes the complete complexity of the game," said Liverpool boss Matt Beard.

"You have the referee, the fourth official, the linesman and the assistant referee all with unblocked views. Even I saw the contact was about a yard outside the box.

"I just give up with it to be honest with you because it happens every week - not just with us. It's cost us the game today, 100%."

Told you.

Right, back to the serious stuff - your England tuck shop suggestions.

This next one is a belter.

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Speaking of FPL...

There have been a few injuries picked up to some big name players during this last batch of international fixtures - including yet another fresh blow for Arsenal.

Leandro Trossard - Arsenal forward Trossard hobbled off in the first-half of Belgium's 1-0 defeat to Israel on Sunday evening.

Virgil van Dijk - The Liverpool skipper left the Netherlands training camp early on 'medical grounds' after playing 90 minutes in the 4-0 win over Hungary on Saturday.

Ezri Konsa - Aston Villa's Konsa was withdrawn at half-time in England's 3-0 win over Greece with a hip injury and played no part in the 5-0 win over Republic of Ireland.

Victor Lindelof - The Manchester United defender was forced to withdraw from the Sweden squad after picking up a groin injury in the 2-1 win against Slovenia.

Jordan Ayew and Abdul Fatawu - Leicester duo Ayew and Fatawu both picked up issues during Ghana's 1-1 draw with Angola and withdrew from international duty.

Jan Bednarek - The Polish FA confirmed that Southampton defender Bednarek injured his knee ligaments during Poland's 5-1 defeat to Portugal and will likely face a few weeks on the sidelines.

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Manchester City striker Erling Haaland hasn't been putting up the ludicrous numbers we're used to seeing in the Premier League in recent weeks but that hasn't stopped him on the international stage.

The forward scored four times across Norway's two Nations League matches including a hat-trick in a 5-0 win against Kazakhstan on Sunday.

FPL managers everywhere will be hoping to see that form continue when the Premier League resumes this weekend...

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has been released from the Netherlands squad before their Nations League match against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Tuesday.

Van Dijk played the 90 minutes of his side's 4-0 victory against Hungary on Saturday which secured second place in Group C and a place in the Nations League quarter-finals in March.

Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has also been released by manager Ronald Koeman, who said the decisions were taken on "medical grounds."

Van Dijk has played every minute of Liverpool's Premier League season to help them establish a five-point lead at the top of the table.

Arne Slot's side will return to action on Sunday at Southampton.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Northern Ireland travel to Luxembourg needing just a point to earn promotion from Group C3. Michael O'Neill's will also be promoted if Bulgaria fail to beat Belarus.

If Northern Ireland lose and Bulgaria win, they will enter the League B/C play-offs.

I shouldn't have asked for your Get Involveds while I'm this hungry.

Me, Tom and Ben can't leave our desks yet. We've got to loads more Nations League news to bring you.

Liam McLeod
BBC Sport Scotland

A 5-1 Nations League thrashing at the hands of Roberto Martinez's table-topping Portugal while Scotland were battling to victory over Croatia has left Poland without a hope of finishing in the top two as they prepare to welcome Steve Clarke's side to Warsaw.

Staying in League A is now their only target because of an inferior head-to-head record with Croatia, and coach Michal Probierz has the added issue of being without many of his likely starters against Scotland after watching his team dismantled in the second half by Cristiano Ronaldo and co.

"Football life is like a whirlpool," Probierz said as he sifted through the wreckage of their pummelling in Porto. "If you get hit, you have to get up."