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Image source, ReutersBarcelona lost at Paris St-Germain in this year's Champions League, having been defeated by Atletico Madrid in last year's quarter-final. Surely they can't suffer a third away European loss on the trot can they?
The FA Cup is on a tour of the regions with the BBC and the FA. Pictured with the trophy is seven-year-old Bristol City fan Liam Hawkins.
Being pictured with the trophy and supporting League One table toppers Bristol City? It has been a good season for you Liam.
Former Republic of Ireland international and Match of the Day pundit met Real Madrid's Gareth Bale this week. See their interview in Saturday's Football Focus.
Image source, Getty ImagesLooks like something has to give tonight then.
It is high time Manchester City ended their Champions League woes if they are to take their place among Europe's elite. Winless from three Group E matches hasn't been the best of starts but victory tonight could be the kick start they need.
Image source, APBreel Embolo became one of the youngest scorers in Champions league history last night but this morning he was back at his apprenticeship working as a clerk for the Football Association in Switzerland.
The 17-year-old Basel scored the opener in Basel's 4-0 win over Ludogorets Razgrad.
Florian Raz below, Sports Editor at the TagesWoche newspaper in Basel, told BBC World: "He went to school at 8 o'clock in the morning because he's doing a commercial apprenticeship.
"He works some of the time as a clerk at the office of the Football Association and the odd time he's in school and then he plays football."
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Football's movers and shakers met in Zurich on Monday to discuss the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
But are we any closer to finding out at what time of year the tournament will be played? Find out more here.
The FA Cup has seen some glorious free-kicks over the years - Nottingham Forest captain Stuart Pearce's 1991 stunner against Spurs (pictured above), Chelsea star Didier Drogba's winning dipper in the 2010 final, and Everton legend Kevin Sheedy's incredible twice-in-a-row effort against Ipswich in 1985, to name just a few. Many seem to defy logic, but can maths actually help explain how they were scored? Find out in BBC's iwonder guide to free-kicks here.
The FA on Twitter:, external Aston Villa and Tottenham charged following Sunday's Premier League match.
Looks like Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock will have less 'spends' this week after being fined £9,000 by the FA.
The fine comes following post-match comments about referee Craig Pawson after the 2-1 home Barclays Premier League defeat by Chelsea on 18October 18.
The Eagles boss, 65, had said referee Craig Pawson was "influenced" by Chelsea players in the decision to send off Damien Delaney for a second yellow card.
Warnock denied the charge and had requested a personal hearing, which was held on Wednesday.
Liverpool are hoping to sign Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa in January in a £4m deal from Malaga. (Liverpool Echo), external
Image source, Getty ImagesJade Etherington - Britain's most successful woman in Winter Paralympic history - has announced her retirement, along with her guide, Caroline Powell.
The visually-impaired skier and Powell won four medals - three silver and a bronze - at the Winter Paralympics in Sochi earlier this year.
Image source, Champions LeagueChampions League on Twitter:, external The famous Amsterdam Arena is ready for @AFCAjax_EN - @FCBarcelona with kick-off edging closer!
Former Wolves and Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara joins Championship strugglers Blackpool FC on a short-term deal until 4 January.
Image source, BarcelonaFC Barcelona on Twitter:, external Barca fans in Amsterdam, showing their support for the team. Three hours to go!
Luis Suarez admits he would have considered retiring if he had slipped in the Chelsea game like Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard did.
The Liverpool skipper allowed Demba Ba a free run at goal at Anfield, who scored, and Manchester City beat the Reads to the Premier League title
Suarez, in his autobiography serialised in the Guardian,, external wrote: "If I had been in Stevie's shoes, I don't know if I would have been able to carry on playing.
"Emotionally, it must have been very, very hard."
Just in case you haven't seen this goal enough, have another look.
I'm sure Hereford fans could watch Ronnie Radford's stunner against Newcastle in 1972 all the time, but, for the Toon Army, I can only apologise.
Image source, PAFormer England flanker Richard Hill views Saturday's opener with New Zealand as the pivotal fixture of the QBE Series.
"If I was involved with England I'd be looking at New Zealand because it's the game that will set the tone for November," Hill said.
"It's the game that has the ability to galvanise supporters and provide a huge confidence boost going into a four-match series."
What a difference a few days can make in football. Less than two weeks ago, Birmingham City were licking their wounds from an 8-0 home hammering by Bournemouth, but four points from two games under new manager Gary Rowett has lifted some of the gloom around St Andrew's.
Blues remain in the Championship's bottom three despite last night's 2-1 win over previous leaders Watford, but Rowett has seen enough from his players to suggest they will soon be heading up the table.
He told BBC WM 95.6: "What's greatly enthused me is that I've seen just a little bit of what I think the team can achieve. They certainly shouldn't be fearful about the rest of the games. We haven't achieved anything at all yet but it's a good start."
Image source, Rafael Nadal Good news for Rafael Nadal fans. The world number three is out of hospital, two days after surgery to remove his appendix.
The Spaniard, 28, confirmed on 24 October that he would not play again in 2014 as he required an operation.
The 14-time Grand Slam title winner has played only seven matches since Wimbledon and began taking antibiotics in October to treat appendicitis.