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There is plenty of Champions League action for you to look forward to this evening and we will bring you the build up this afternoon.

Chelsea and Manchester City are the English teams in action, while Barcelona, Bayern Munich and PSG are all also playing.

Another night to hog the television control then?

Barcelona striker Luis Suarez has said he will not celebrate should he score against his former club Ajax in the Champions League this evening.

"I love celebrating my goals, but out of respect for this city I won`t celebrate," says the Uruguayan, , externalwho is set to make his Champions League debut for the Catalans.

"Going there was one of the best decisions of my career, They gave many things as a player and the opportunity to play in the Champions League."

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Forbes have named Scott Boras as the world's most powerful sports agent.

The magazine says: , external"Representing more than three rosters worth of Major League Baseball's top players, Boras has negotiated almost $2 billion worth of current player contracts, earning him approximately $100 million in commissions."

Adam Lallana believes last night's Liverpool performance in the defeat to Real Madrid augurs well for their Champions League prospects.

The Reds are third in Group B but, with games against FC Basel and Ludogorets to come, the midfielder thinks Liverpool will still qualify for the last 16.

"We showed we have got fight and we are still in the competition," Lallana said in the Liverpool Echo., external "We know we have to win our last two games and we know it will be tough but we are confident we can achieve it."

You might have to show a little more attacking intent though Adam....

Time to put the kettle on? Why not have a break from what you are doing and test your grey matter around this little teaser.

Our colleagues at a Question of Sport ask: "Seven of the 92 teams in the @premierleague and @football_league end in an E, who are they?".

No peeking, answers will be revealed later.

Liverpool Echo reporter Ian Doyle is the latest to question Brendan Rodgers' decision to field a weakened team against Real Madrid last night.

He said:, external "The last time Liverpool travelled to a Spanish giant as underdogs, the swinging of an imaginary golf club signified a job well done.

"At the Bernabeu, however, it was the metaphorical raising of a white flag that symbolised an evening that could become a defining one for Brendan Rodgers.

"His decision to field a largely second-string side against Real Madrid will be heavily debated for a long time to come. But while defeat to Real won't be terminal to Liverpool's hopes of progressing from Group B, their reputation in Europe has taken a bit of a knock."

Lancashire have hit a £3m bond target which will allow them to continue their development of Old Trafford.

The Red Rose club can now move ahead with plans to replace Old Trafford Lodge with a new four-star hotel.

In September, the Red Rose county launched the retail bond asking investors for at least £1,000, with the money being locked away for five years.

Lancashire named Ashley Giles as cricket director after their relegation to Division Two of the Championship.

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Lewis Hamilton declares 'war' on Nico Rosberg, Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff is back on his bike and Rosberg admits his title hopes are small. It's the F1 gossip.

Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards is an injury concern for Wales after suffering knee ligament damage.

Edwards was hurt during the first half of Wolves' 2-1 defeat at Ipswich Town in the Championship on Tuesday and is likely to miss the Euro 2016 qualifier with Belgium on 16 November.

His club will assess the problem further in the next couple of days.

"It's a knee ligament injury, which isn't a good one," Wolves head coach Kenny Jackett told BBC WM 95.6.

Peter Collins:, external Had a 9am Sunday kick-off for a match filled with students. I think we threw in the towel the night before! (Lost 5-0).

Thomas:, external Any occasion Audley Harrison has stepped into the ring.

We are asking for moments in sport when you felt like throwing in the towel or when the metaphorical white flag has been raised. Let us know via #bbcsportsday or post on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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Floyd Mayweather is the first athlete beside Tiger Woods to earn $100m in Forbes' annual tally of the world's highest-paid athletes. , externalThe boxer is top of the pile with earnings of $105m (£65m) this year.

Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo is second (total earnings $80m/£50m) and NBA's LeBron James is third (total earnings $72.3m/£45m).

Here's the top 10: 1. Floyd Mayweather ($105m) 2. Cristiano Ronaldo ($80m) 3. LeBron James ($72.3m) 4. Lionel Messi ($64.7m) 5. Kobe Bryant ($61.5m) 6. Tiger Woods ($61.2m) 7. Roger Federer ($56.2m) 8. Phil Mickelson ($53.2m) 9. Rafael Nadal ($44.5m) 10. Matt Ryan ($43.8m)

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As well as being a mighty fine tennis player, it turns out Andy Murray is also a thoroughly decent chap.

The British number one is awarded the title of the ATP's Arthur Ashe Humanitarian of the Year.

He has helped raise money for cancer research at Queen's Club in each of the past two summers: this year in memory of Elena Baltacha, who died of liver cancer in May. He has also helped raise awareness for the work of Unicef and Malaria No More.

Sanjay Patel, secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket India, has told Press Association Sport there will be no backing down in the organisation's high stakes stand-off with the West Indies Cricket Board.

The BCCI have claimed damages totalling around £26.2m from their Caribbean counterparts following the abandonment of the West Indies' recent tour with five matches unfulfilled.

The cash-strapped WICB do not have the funds to meet such a figure and face an uncertain future should they be found liable, but Patel said the effect of the cancelled tour has been "direct, disastrous...irreparable" to Indian cricket and that the WICB is held "solely responsible for the entire episode".

Here's a tale of a hard-up former footballer and model... Ex-England goalkeeper David James is to auction hundreds of items of football memorabilia collected during his career.

James, who played for Liverpool, Aston Villa, West Ham, Manchester City and Portsmouth, was declared bankrupt in May.

Among the items being sold through Kent-based auctioneer Hilco are 150 signed shirts, shorts and match balls.

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Bolton manager Neil Lennon praised his side's excellent performance as they comfortably beat Cardiff in the Championship last night.

Wanderers midfielder Liam Feeney scored his first two goals for the club and captain for the night Matt Mills completed a 3-0 victory.

After one win in their first 11 league games, Bolton have won three of their five Championship matches since ex-Celtic boss Lennon, 43, became manager.

"Our quality of football at times going forward was breathtaking," he told BBC Radio Manchester. "We matched Cardiff all over the park. It was an outstanding team performance. It would be difficult to pick out individuals because they all played, more or less, at the top of their game."

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Anderlecht's players are still revelling in last night's second-half comeback at Emirates Stadium in the Champions League.

"Reading the newspaper at London St-Pancras," Anderlecht tweeted, external, with photos of Anthony Vanden Borre (below) and Dennis Praet (above).

If I was an Arsenal player this morning, I'd do my best to avoid the papers.

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Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta says the Gunners' second-half collapse to Anderlecht "can't happen again".

Talking to Arsenal Player,, external he said: ""You can't afford to make mistakes like this and give any hope to any team in the Champions League because they have the quality to hurt you and that's what happened.

"We are too upset [to say anything else], but we have to analyse what happened and it can't happen again."

We are asking for moments in sport when you felt like throwing in the towel or when the metaphorical white flag has been raised.

Anth Hubbard:, external When QPR went to Old Trafford earlier in the season, they didn't even try.

Matt Connolly:, external 11-0 down with half an hour to go against top of the league, in the pouring rain, with only eight players? Had to keep going.

We've all had one of them Matt......

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Bored of Cristiano Ronaldo picking up awards? Tough, he is receiving another one today.

The Real Madrid and Portugal striker will get his hands on the European golden boot at Melia Castilla Hotel in Madrid. Sounds grand.

Ronny shared the award with Barcelona's Luis Suarez after both hit 31 goals in their domestic league last season.

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New safety measures have been introduced at Flemington Racecourse after a "freak accident" led to the death of a Melbourne Cup horse.

Seventh-placed Araldo was spooked by a flag being waved as he walked down a pathway to the mounting yard after Tuesday's race. The horse suffered a serious leg injury and was later euthanised.

Racing Victoria chairman of stewards Terry Bailey said: "The incident involving Araldo was a freak accident and something that we have not seen previously. However, we have taken these interim measures for the remainder of the carnival and will discuss the long-term procedures with the VRC following its completion."