Rain forces Sri Lanka v England ODI into reserve day
Jenson Button future to be revealed on Thursday
Liverpool out of Champions League after draw with Basel
Ramsey hits wonder strike as Arsenal beat Galatasaray
Manchester City face Roma and Chelsea play Sporting
Caterham's administrator says talks are ongoing with "three interested parties" as they look to get the team on the Formula 1 grid next season, reports BBC Sport's Lawrence Barretto.
The team went into administration in October and made 230 staff redundant.
Joint administrator Henry Shinners tells BBC Sport: "We want to give the team every chance of surviving so we are not setting a deadline."
BBC Radio 5 live
Tonight's 5 live Sport with Mark Pougatch from 19:00 BST comes live from Rome where Manchester City take on Roma in the Champions League.
There is full match commentary with John Murray, joined by former Republic of Ireland international Kevin Kilbane. Alistair Bruce-Ball has updates from Chelsea's home match with Sporting Lisbon and there is a round-up of all the other Champions League matches taking place this evening.
Following the live action there is a Football Social section for you to air your views and there is also news of England's latest one-day international in Sri Lanka.
Image source, Getty ImagesCity's 1-1 draw with Roma in September was the first time the teams had met in European competition. Sergio Aguero (sorry City fans he has not made a dramatic recovery since the last time we told you he was out injured) put City ahead from the penalty spot before veteran Francesco Totti's cool finish earned Roma a point, the 38-year-old becoming the oldest player to score in the Champions League.
In total City have played four European matches in Italy and have yet to record a win, losing two and drawing two.
With tonight's Champions League games fast approaching, we'll spend the next hour or so looking at the groups involved and who needs what. First up, Manchester City's group - Group E.
Manchester City will progress to the last 16 if they beat Roma in Italy and CSKA Moscow fail to defeat group winners Bayern Munich in Germany. City can still progress if they secure a score draw and CSKA Moscow lose to Bayern. However, if both games end in a draw, then Roma progress.
CSKA Moscow must beat Bayern, and hope Roma do not beat City, to qualify. If CSKA and City both win then the Russians will qualify because of their superior head-to-head record. Any of the bottom three sides could finish in the Europa League.
Image source, EmpicsEverton boss Roberto Martinez has been addressing the media ahead of tomorrow's Europa League match with FK Krasnodar.
The Spaniard says John Stones, James McCarthy, Darron Gibson and Steven Naismith are still injured and it is not yet known if they will play against QPR on Monday.
"Tomorrow is a great chance to also see a little bit into the future with some of the youngsters that I am excited to see play," he says, revealing that 22-year-old striker Conor McAleny and former Wigan defender Antolin Alcaraz will feature.
Image source, AFPPlay has been abandoned for the day in the fifth one-day international in Pallekele. The teams will come back tomorrow when England will face their original target of 240 in 50 overs at 09:00 GMT.
According to Twitter trends, the World Cup was the biggest Twitter event of the year with 672 million tweets sent about this year's finals in Brazil.
The World Cup also figured on Facebook's list of top trends (for some reason top social media companies seem to discount the last three weeks of the year).
Feats like Robin van Persie's famous header enthralled the social media world and resulted in bizarre spectacles such as BBC Trending's Anne-Marie Tomchak balancing on a traffic barrier in the middle of London.
Wales prop Aaron Jarvis is expected to be sidelined for "around six weeks" after suffering a pectoral muscle injury in the 12-6 victory over South Africa at the Millennium Stadium 11 days ago.
Daily Mirror's Dean Wilson, external in rainy Pallekele, where there is still no prospect of a resumption between Sri Lanka and England: "It is still raining sadly. Every time the groundstaff make a tentative move towards the covers the rain seems to get harder."
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Accrington Stanley extend the loan spell of West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Jack Rose until 17 January.
The 19-year-old was brought in on a one-month loan deal in November and has gone on to make six appearances for the League Two club.
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...well, we won't spoil the surprise but all we will say is it had Big Sam laughing. Check out the video to find out why.
Image source, Getty Images"Liverpool waited five years to get back into the Champions League - and fell back out of it in a manner that proves they were nowhere near ready to return to a competition that makes up a significant part of the club's history," writes the Daily Mirror's Jim Boardman., external
"Given the club's awful form in the league so far this term it looks like being a good while before the Reds are worrying about playing in the Champions League again.
"The sight of Liverpool using Gerrard up front, ending with Martin Skrtel up front, was a sight of desperation. Avoidable desperation."
Image source, OptaLiverpool were knocked out of the Champions League on Tuesday after drawing with Basel, who are proving to be a bit of a thorn in the side of English teams.
As the above Opta graphic shows only Real Madrid and Barcelona have a better points per game record against English teams in the Champions League than Basel.
Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka will serve a one-match touchline suspension after admitting an FA charge of improper conduct.
The charge is in relation to his behaviour during stoppage time at the end of the game against Blackburn Rovers on 29 November 2014.
Image source, Getty ImagesCeltic's John Collins would relish a meeting with an English side in the knock-out stages of the Europa League.
But the assistant manager has mixed feelings about whether he would want it in the next round - the last 32. Liverpool dropped down to the Europa League after failing to qualify from their Champions League group.
"There's quite a few English teams in it already, so it would maybe be nice to meet them further down the line," says Collins.
Chelsea, who have already won Group G in the Champions League, host Sporting Lisbon tonight, and with the prospect of six games in 18 days, rest John Terry, Eden Hazard and Willian.
Image source, Getty ImagesConfused by permutations? Prefer them in graphic form? Well, luckily for you, BBC Radio 5 live have put together the above image to explain what needs to happen for Manchester City to progress tonight.
Commentary on City's game with Roma begins on 5 live at 19:00 GMT.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United defender Chris Smalling will be out for two weeks after injuring his groin in Monday night's win at Southampton, according to the Daily Mail., external
"I want to slide faster than I ever have before, be a better athlete and to try and win more gold medals. I am also the one to beat as the returning Olympic champion.
"However, a less than perfect start to this year's pre-season training did put me out of step. It's always nice to experience a "first" - except when it's the first time you fall off the sled."
Lizzy Yarnold won a skeleton gold medal at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi and races for the first time in the new season in the World Cup at Lake Placid, USA, on Friday. However, in an exclusive column for BBC Sport, she reveals that not everything has gone to plan in pre-season.