There are some angry people out there today. And that anger is aimed at Fifa and Sepp Blatter. Here are some more of your Twitter comments.

Matt Claypole:, external Barely believable. Fifa wipe their own slate 'clean' and have a go at the English FA. Trying to change the subject, eh Fifa?

James Brandon:, external Fifa accusing the English FA is like a teacher blaming the loudest kid for them being a bad teacher.

Richard Woods:, external Basically there is no point in England ever bidding again for a World Cup. Until there is a changing of the guard at Fifa.

Missed anything today? Right, here is a recap for the main stories at 11:00 GMT.

Football: A Fifa report clears Qatar of corruption in the 2022 World Cup bidding process but is critical of the English FA.

Tennis: Roger Federer expects Andy Murray to be boosted by his recent form when they meet in the ATP World Tour Finals in London on Thursday.

Rugby union: The Rugby Football Union is investigating alleged homophobic and racial abuse of referee Nigel Owens during England's loss to New Zealand.

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Squash: British three-time world champion Nick Matthew is "past his best", says a title rival.

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It's been a busy old morning so far and one thing we've yet to bring you is the news of an incident at the Republic of Ireland team hotel last night involving assistant manager Roy Keane.

Police were called following what is understood to be an incident between Keane and a member of the public in the hotel's reception area.

The Ireland team are staying at the hotel ahead of tomorrow's Euro 2016 qualifier against Scotland at Celtic Park.

Full story here on the BBC Sport website.

What's that Carlisle fans? "What about my team?" Well, here you go.

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BBC Cumbria Sport on Twitter:, external Keith Curle confirms Steven Rigg, Danny Grainger and Dan Hanford have accepted new deals. Patrick Brough, Brad Potts, Kyle Dempsey and Mark Beck still considering contract offers. No plans to extend Georg Iliev's loan from Bolton after this weekend.

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Today's front page of Spanish sports newspaper Marca says Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho "is going all out" to sign Borussia Dortmund and Germany attacking midfielder Marco Reus.

However, the newspaper adds that Real Madrid have agreed a "first refusal option" if the 25-year-old leaves the Bundesliga club.

After being accused today of "harming Fifa's image" during the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup, the FA has responded in strong fashion.

In a statement released to the media, the FA says: "We do not accept any criticism regarding the integrity of England's bid or any of the individuals involved.

"We conducted a transparent bid and, as the report demonstrates with its reference to the England bid team's 'full and valuable cooperation', willingly complied with the investigation.

"We maintain that transparency and cooperation around this entire process from all involved is crucial to its credibility."

What with all these Fifa shenanigans, it's easy to forget that Andy Murray has a rather big tennis match tonight.

He takes on Roger Federer at the ATP World Tour Finals in London, with a place in the semi-finals at stake.

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"Hopefully I can stay as relaxed as I've felt all week," said Murray, who was impressive in beating Milos Raonic last time out.

Murray-Federer starts at 8pm. There is live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and coverage on 5 live sports extra.

Andros Townsend withdraws from the England squad for their 2016 Euro qualifier with Slovenia and the Scotland friendly.

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The Spurs midfielder arrived with a knock to his ankle and has not been able to train at St George's Park this week. He will now return to Tottenham for further treatment.

So Stuart Lancaster's England team in full then...

15-Mike Brown, 14-Anthony Watson, 13-Brad Barritt, 12-Kyle Eastmond, 11-Jonny May, 10-Owen Farrell, 9-Danny Care, 8-Billy Vunipola, 7-Chris Robshaw (captain), 6-Tom Wood, 5-Courtney Lawes, 4-Dave Attwood, 3-Dave Wilson, 2-Dylan Hartley, 1-Joe Marler

Replacements: 16-Robert Webber, 17-Matt Mullan, 18-Kieran Brookes, 19-George Kruis, 20-Ben Morgan, 21-Ben Youngs, 22-George Ford, 23-Marland Yarde

England v South Africa kicks off at Twickenham on Saturday at 14:30 GMT. Live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live, the BBC Sport website and app, and live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app.

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England coach Stuart Lancaster has named his England side to face South Africa at Twickenham on Saturday.

The big news is that winger Anthony Watson will make his first start, after edging Marland Yarde in the fight to replace the injured Semesa Rokoduguni.

That is the only change from the team beaten by New Zealand last week. Second row Courtney Lawes and hooker Dylan Hartley have passed tests for concussion to retain their places.

In case you have just joined us and need a quick recap, the big news this morning is that the English Football Association has been accused of flouting bidding rules in its attempt to stage the 2018 World Cup.

A Fifa report says the FA behaved improperly when trying to win the backing of a key voter.

Qatar faced a number of claims surrounding its bid, but the 2022 hosts have been cleared of corruption allegations.

The full story is now on the BBC website here.

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The Rugby Football Union is investigating alleged homophobic and racial abuse of referee Nigel Owens during England's loss to New Zealand.

The Welsh official, 43, who is the first openly gay man to referee at the highest level, took charge of the Twickenham Test on 8 November.

The RFU was told of the abuse by a supporter who was sitting close to where the alleged incident took place.

"The RFU will take this seriously and deal with it," Owens said.

BBC Humberside Sport on Twitter:, external #Scunthorpe United are understood to be signing #wbafc midfielder Liam O'Neil on loan as cover for the injured Isaiah Osbourne. #sufc

Asked if the results of the Fifa report were damaging for the English FA, Palios said: "Without doubt it is damaging. Next time they stand up and take the moral high-ground, people will say 'he who is without sin, let him throw the first stone'.

"But I think people will know the FA is one of the Football Associations that tries to do things properly.

"Every organisation knows they can strengthen their governance procedures and if there are lessons to be learned from this, then the FA will learn them."

Mark Palios has just spoken to Radio 5 live about the allegations the English FA "damaged the image of Fifa" in the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

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Palios, the former chief executive of the FA (pictured right with ex-England boss Sven Goran Eriksson), said: "One has to put a bit of perspective around this. When the FA is judged in this they'll be judged against other FAs, who may well not have come under as much scrutiny because they simply haven't given evidence.

"I understand the Russians wiped all their computers.

"I think Fifa will be quite pleased at the embarrassment this has caused the English FA, because the FA has always been seen as a thorn in their side."

Fifa. Your comments. This could get lively. Try not to libel anyone. Thanks.

Kieran James Wyer: It shouldn't be in Qatar anyway, who wants a winter World Cup? Absolutely ruined it

Ted Locke: Did we really expect anything else from a FIFA investigation into itself?

Matt 'wally' Walford: Time for the FA to lead by example and withdraw from FIFA, if that means the England team are pulled from all international competitions and clubs from European competitions then so be it.

Fifa has issued a statement in response to the findings of the investigation into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

"FIFA welcomes the fact that a degree of closure has been reached," the statement says.

"As such, FIFA looks forward to continuing the preparations for Russia 2018 and Qatar 2022 which are already well underway.

"Finally, FIFA acknowledges the recommendations mentioned in the statement with regard to improving the bidding process for future FIFA World Cups."

There is no mention of England in the statement.

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Switching to cricket for a moment, England spin bowler James Tredwell has signed a contract extension with Kent prior to departing for the one-day series in Sri Lanka.

The 32-year-old has been with Kent throughout his career, although he had a loan spell with Sussex for Championship cricket in 2014.

Tredwell has played 39 one-dayers and 17 T20 matches for England, and also won a Test cap in Bangladesh in 2010.

He hopes to play in next year's World Cup, but told the Kent website: "I'll take it one series at a time."

To have your say on Fifa's report, tune into Radio 5 live right now.

There's a phone-in all about the subject, with BBC Sport's Richard Conway - who has been following this story from the start - in the studio, bringing you his expert insight.

Right, we are adaptable here at Sportsday towers, so let's have a change of plan with our debate.

Sorry, Wayne, but we are not talking about you now. Give us your reaction to this news from Fifa.

They say, there has been no problem in awarding Qatar the 2022 World Cup, but the suspicious finger of corruption has been pointed firmly in the English FA's direction. Your thoughts? Get involved on Twitter, using #bbcsportsday