David Bond
BBC Sport Editor

"Radical new plans to shake up England's professional league system are to be proposed as part of FA chairman Greg Dyke's commission on the future of the national team.

"An initial report is to be considered by the FA board on Wednesday. The most eye catching proposal is to introduce a new competition for Premier League and Championship clubs to field B teams which would be predominantly made up of home grown players.

"The final details are still being worked on but one of the ideas being discussed is a new league to be sandwiched between the Football Conference and League Two with promotion and relegation between the two divisions."

Tottenham launch an investigation into how a video mocking Liverpool's collapse in the title race was posted on their Twitter account., external Liverpool drew 3-3 at Crystal Palace on Monday night to all but surrender the title to Manchester City.

A message reading "Brutal but very funny", accompanied by a video of Reds striker Luis Suarez crying, appeared after the match on Spurs' official twitter feed. Tottenham quickly removed the post and are looking into a "security issue".

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Former Arsenal and England defender Lee Dixon on Twitter: , externalDefensive mentality may have caught up with Liverpool. Is there another twist on Wednesday? Manchester City can make it hard for themselves History!

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Former world champion Dennis Taylor says Ronnie 'Sullivan can bounce back from his defeat to Mark Selby in the final of the World Championship to beat Stephen Hendry's record of seven world titles.

"He can still do it because I saw him before he went out for the final session," Taylor tells BBC Radio 5 live. "He was at the back of the theatre and he said he was in a good mood, a happy mood. Steve Peters the psychiatrist who has been working with him, said Ronnie gave him a big hug in the dressing room so mentally he's in a very good place.

"In his speech afterwards he was very graceful in defeat and I think he's in a good place at the moment mentally, which is the main thing."

Steve Davis
BBC Sport

Six-time world champions Steve Davis says Mark Selby produced a "monstrous" performance to beat Ronnie O'Sullivan in the World Championship final.

"He is the only player who has not been dictated to by Ronnie O'Sullivan. He is without doubt one of the most astonishing players in snooker. Every player knows how good some of the shots are."

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Away from the football, Mark Selby dedicated his maiden world title to late father David, who died of cancer in 1999. The Leicester-based player, 30, beat defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan 18-14 on Monday to become new world number one.

Selby, who overturned a 10-5 deficit to win, says: "My father died when I was 16, two months before I turned professional, and his last words were, 'I want you to become world champion'.

"I said to him, 'I will do one day'. Thankfully, it's come true."

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Former Liverpool midfielder Ray Houghton, who was part of the club's last title winning team in 1990, says the Reds do not deserve to be champions after the number of goals they have conceded in the last few games.

Houghton tells BBC Radio 5 live: "I think Brendan Rodgers's words after the Chelsea game will probably come back to haunt him. He said you can get anyone to get ten players behind the ball to make it difficult. Liverpool couldn't do that last night could they?

"It was in Liverpool's hands but in the last four league games they've conceded nine goals. That is not the form of champions."

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So what is the Liverpool Echo's verdict on the title race? It's all over, according to football writer James Pearce.

He writes in Tuesday's Echo:, external "Monday was the night the dream died. The Premier League table will tell you that Liverpool 's fate will not be sealed until the final afternoon of the season. But the scenes of devastation at Selhurst Park told a very different story.

"The defensive frailties which have been papered over by Liverpool's attacking brilliance all season were embarrassingly exposed. Rather than being pushed to the wire, Manuel Pellegrini's Manchester City have been granted some breathing space."

Denis on the BBC Sport website: Shame for Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool have been great this season. As for Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis, he's gone from zero to hero in a few months.

Foxspur on the BBC Sport website: Liverpool were extremely lucky to beat Man City, who battered them after an admittedly superb opening 25 minutes. The signs were there against Norwich too. But the senior players should have been able to lock it down at 3-1 against Crystal Palace.

Iain on the BBC Sport website: One point from six at this stage of the season shows inexperience when it comes to closing out the title. It'll stand Liverpool in good stead for next season.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

"This time the Premier League table did lie, for now at least. Liverpool were top by one point from Manchester City, but the overwhelming belief coming out of their camp was that this was the night their flamboyant attempt to win their first crown in 24 years went west. The body language spoke word-perfect desolation."

Read more of Phil's blog on Liverpool's painful night against Crystal Palace on the BBC Sport website.

So we want to know have Liverpool blown their best chance of winning the Premier League? Will there be one last twist in the final days of the season? With Manchester United set to spend heavily in the summer and Chelsea scouring the world for a quality striker, will Liverpool get this close to winning the league again in the near future?

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

"Never has going top of the Premier League with one game to play been greeted by such an outpouring of grief, despair and disappointment - but this was a thunderous night in south London that turned all logic on its head."

Read more of Phil's blog on Liverpool's emotional night at Selhurst Park on the BBC Sport website.

So why is Brendan Rodgers so glum?

Well, while his Liverpool side have a one point lead at the top of the Premier League table, title rivals Manchester City have one game in hand. Manuel Pellegrini's men will go into the final day of the season on Sunday with a two point lead at the top if they beat lowly Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday.

City's final game of the season is at home to 12th-placed West Ham, while Liverpool entertain ninth-placed Newcastle. Will their be one final twist to what has been a pulsating title race? Rodgers clearly doesn't think so.

But there's only one place to start. Liverpool have returned to the top the Premier League table in the final week of the season. But that has been lost on their manager Brendan Rodgers, who says his side's chance of winning the title has gone after blowing a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 at Crystal Palace late on Monday.

"We needed to win to keep the pressure on going into the last game and we did not do that," added Rodgers. "There is no doubt Manchester City will go on and win it."

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They've entertained, they've enthralled, they've dared their fans to dream. But have Liverpool's Premier League title hopes finally been swept away after a night of tears at Selhurst Park? We have all the reaction and fall out from a remarkable game at Crystal Palace, where Brendan Rodgers's side blew a 3-0 lead to seriously damage their hopes of being crowned champions of England for the first time in 24 years.

It is advantage Manchester City in the final week of the title race and we'll be hearing from manager Manuel Pellegrini later as he faces the media ahead of Wednesday's match with Aston Villa. Will Nemanja Vidic mark his final Old Trafford appearance in a Manchester United shirt with a win? We countdown to United's home game to Hull, a match which could also see Ryan Giggs make his farewell appearance at the ground., external

But it's not all football. We'll reflect on Mark Selby being crowned world snooker champion and we'll have live updates on the third day of the latest round of cricket's County Championship fixtures. Hello and welcome to Tuesday's Sportsday Live.