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Toddenham Hotspur:, external Erik Edman's 40-odd yard rocket at Anfield, the keeper never moved

Haris Hameed:, external Ibrahimovic's bicycle kick vs England. Believe me nothing comes close. Although Beckham's lob vs Wimbledon has a case there.

Soccer Bob:, external Scholes volley vs Villa. Technique, power and perfect placement. Incredible strike from out of the sky

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There are 15 overs left of the Sri Lanka innings in the fifth one-day international in Pallekele and the hosts are 147-4, Kumar Sangakkara still there on 58. Sussex all-rounder Chris Jordan has had a hand in all four wickets, claiming two off his own bowling and two catches at slip. England trail 3-1 in the seven-match series.

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In May next year, the FA Cup trophy will be held aloft by the winning team at Wembley but before then it goes on quite the adventure.

Already it has been to the South Pole with adventure photographer, Martin Hartley.

"The similarities between the adventures I go on and The FA Cup is clear to see. Both provide edge of seat moments, victory against the odds and heartbreaking moments of being so close, yet so far away," says Hartley.

Keep track of where else the trophy will travel to on the FA's website., external

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"Following the reports in the Daily Mirror this morning, external about Sol Campbell becoming a coach at Ajax, I have spoken to Campbell, and he says the story is nonsense. He is spending the week with Ajax for one of the final modules of his coaching course.

"This module requires candidates to immerse themselves in an overseas club, so he is doing training sessions, presentations, paperwork, meetings with the likes of Dennis Bergkamp, Marc Overmars and Edwin Van der Sar.

"The Daily Mirror story suggests there's a link between Japp Stam possibly leaving and Campbell coming, but Campbell doesn't think Stam is leaving and says he is purely there for his badges, neither him or Ajax are thinking about anything else."

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How has Barcelona forward Neymar been preparing for tonight's Champions League game against PSG? By hitching a high-speed lift in a World Rally car, naturally...

The Brazil ace was taken for a spin, external by double world champion Sebastien Ogier around the Montserrat mountain near the city.

A new career post-football beckons for Neymar? Or maybe not.

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Tinsel, baubles, chestnuts roasting on an open fire and Rio Ferdinand in a Christmas jumper. Yep, it is is Christmas time which, it seems, means it is time for QPR players and staff to pop on a woollen horror and belt out 'Merry Christmas Everybody'.

And yes, it is as cringey as you think it is. Watch on the QPR website., external

Walsall are now just two games away from a first-ever trip to Wembley, reports BBC WM.

The Saddlers came back from two down to draw 2-2 with Tranmere Rovers in last night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy Area semi-final at Prenton Park, before winning 5-4 in the penalty shootout.

"This is a massive opportunity for us," said Walsall centre-half Paul Downing, who struck the winning penalty to put his side through to next month's two-leg regional final against Notts County or Preston.

Walsall are one of only four current Football League clubs never to have played at Wembley. Can you name the other three? We'll tell you shortly.

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Staying with Spurs, and the club have posted a picture of full-back Kyle Walker travelling to tomorrow's Europa League game in Besiktas. The 24-year-old England international has not played for the first team since March because of an abdominal injury.

Tottenham confirm that striker Emmanuel Adebayor has been given permission to return home for personal reasons. The club's Twitter feed, external says: "This is a private matter and so we will not be providing any further comment."

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And speaking of Senor Ronaldo...

Arthur Pickthorn:, external Has to be Cristiano Ronaldo's 39-yard stunner for Man Utd v Porto in 2009. Extraordinary strike.

Martin Alan Tucker:, external Kenny Stroud for Swindon v Everton in 1977. Unstoppable shot out of the sand. YouTube it and see how footy used to be played.

Jack Rendell:, external Darren Ambrose for Crystal Palace away at Old Trafford. Nothing comes close.

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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti hailed his "extraordinary" team after they set a new Spanish record of 19 straight victories with Tuesday's 4-0 triumph over Ludogorets Razgrad.

"It is a result we have achieved with extraordinary seriousness and an incredible amount of professionalism," the former Chelsea and PSG boss said. "I know that I have an extraordinary group of players.

"I have a very good relationship with the players. I care a lot for them and I thank them for the work they're doing as much as I can."

Captain Scott Brown and winger James Forrest have been left out of the Celtic squad for the final Europa League Group D game against Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia on Thursday.

The Hoops have already qualified for the knockout stages and Brown is one booking away from a suspension while Forrest is still coming back to full fitness after injury.

With Christmas fast approaching, Scott Mills is once again worried about people getting dumped close to the big day. It's just TOO cruel to do that to someone.

With that in mind, Scott has announced that Relationship Transfer Deadline is today at 15:00 GMT. Anyone in a relationship after that time must remain with their partner until Monday, 5 January 2015.

They're live and interactive on BBC Radio 1 from 13:00 GMT so get involved by texting 81199, emaling scott.mills@bbc.co.uk or tweet to @bbcr1. using #R1TransferDeadlineDay

Watch the trailer now on the Radio 1 YouTube channel., external

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Mark Yeldham:, external Jon Harley (pictured) for Fulham v Villa in 2003! Moved all over the place

Sadiq Faruk:, external As a Chelsea fan I've seen a few crackers but have to say Luiz Suarez's goal against Norwich from the half way line.

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Meanwhile, Steve Smith praised inspirational skipper Michael Clarke's "unbelievable" strength and courage after the pair scored centuries in Australia's 517-7 against India in Adelaide.

Clarke was a close friend of Phillip Hughes, the Australian batsman who died two days after being hit by a ball in a match in Sydney and comforted the Hughes family, delivered a tribute at his funeral and acted as a pallbearer.

"Just the strength and courage he has shown through those times was unbelievable," Smith said. "He must be mentally drained coming into this game but the way he played speaks the world of that guy. He came out here and tried to do something for Hughesy and he certainly did that."

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All happening in Pallekele, Mahela Jayawardene is out third ball for two, caught at slip off Chris Woakes. Sri Lanka are now 59-3 in the 11th over and commentary continues on sports extra, with live text on the website.

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A second wicket for England in Sri Lanka and Tillakaratne Dilshan has gone, edging on to his stumps off Sussex all-rounder Chris Jordan. It is now 54-2 in the 10th over. England need to win this one to keep the seven-match series alive.

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The front page of L'Equipe, external looks ahead to tonight's Champions League game between Barcelona and PSG, outlining the task facing the French side.

The paper discusses the threat posed by Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar, saying they are still to properly click as a front three, but nevertheless pose a dangerous attacking triumvirate.

Following Aaron Ramsey's spectacular effort for Arsenal in Galatasaray last night, this morning we're looking for the best long-range goal you've seen. Paul Gascoigne's unstoppable free-kick for Spurs against Arsenal at Wembley in 1991, Giovanni van Bronckhorst for the Netherlands in the World Cup against Uruguay, Steven Gerrard...a few to choose from with him, the 2006 FA Cup final against West Ham perhaps? They are just a few we have thought of. Putting aside club loyalties if you can, please let us know which you think is the best.

Send them in to #bbcsportsday, the BBC Sport Facebook page and Google+.

Phil Culverhouse:, external Ramsey's goal last night was a thing of beauty. Completely unstoppable forget other goals, that is the goal of the season.

Glenn Sissen:, external Liverpool lack the fire power to win the Europa or finish fourth. A building season is the best possible, like Spurs last season.