You may also have seen at the top of the Mirror back page earlier that former Arsenal and England defender Sol Campbell, 40, is being lined up to launch his coaching career with Ajax. (Daily Mirror), external

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Early success for England in the fifth ODI in Sri Lanka, Steven Finn having Kusal Perera caught at slip by Chris Jordan in the first over. England trail 3-1 in the seven-match series. Commentary continues on 5 live sports extra and on the BBC website.

Time for a look at today's BBC Gossip Column and the Daily Telegraph, external reports that Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal is confident of signing Netherlands midfielder Kevin Strootman - although the move could be delayed until the summer if the 24-year-old helps Roma reach the Champions League knockout stages by beating Manchester City tonight.

United are also thought to be in pole position to sign Benfica's £25m-rated Argentine midfielder Enzo Perez, 28, because Valencia cannot afford him, say Talksport., external

And Van Gaal is also hoping to bring Bayern Munich and ex-Chelsea winger Arjen Robben, 30, back to the Premier League in January. (Daily Express), external

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The Sun have an almost topical pun and Phil Thomas, external returns to the Gary Neville theme, opining: "The way Liverpool played last night - in that calamity-strewn first half at least - was an insult to pub teams across the land."

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Back to the papers, and the Independent and Telegraph have similar pictures of a downcast Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard on his haunches following his side's elimination from the Champions League. The esteemed Henry Winter in the Telegraph, external wrote: "Unlike the excellent visitors, Liverpool lacked pace and cohesion for long periods. Unlike Paulo Sousa's lively, well-organised side, Liverpool lacked a workable game-plan too. Liverpool's midfield was too similar, too one-paced."

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We'll just pause from our paper review briefly to bring you news of the toss at the fifth one-day international. England have won that - at least - and will bowl first against the Sri Lankans in Pallekele.

The England team is: Cook, Moeen, Taylor, Root, Bopara, Morgan, Buttler, Woakes, Jordan, Tredwell, Finn. So Ben Stokes and Alex Hales are the men to make way for Alastair Cook and James Tredwell.

Commentary is on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra now, with live text on the website.

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Let's have a look what the papers made of last night and in the Daily Mirror,, external Dave Kidd said: "Post-Suarez, Liverpool do not have a team who belong in Europe's top sixteen."

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Another emotional day at the Adelaide Oval, the first Test since the death of Phillip Hughes, with Australia captain Michael Clarke and Steve Smith making centuries to add to the one scored by David Warner on day one. The hosts closed the second day of the first Test with India on 517-7, Smith unbeaten on 162.

Have you seen the goal? What is the best goal you have seen this season? Does this one rival it? Which screen siren would you liken your favourite goal to? OK perhaps not the last bit, but what's your favourite goal of this season so far? Please send in your views to #bbcsportsday.

Wales international Aaron Ramsey scored for Arsenal with a spectacular 30-yard left-footed strike, prompting former Middlesbrough striker Jan Aage Fjortoft, external to call it "the best thing from Wales since, since....Catherine Zeta-Jones."

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There was better news for Arsenal as they beat Galatasaray 4-1. The Gunners were unable to claim top spot in Group D, however, and could face the likes of heavyweights Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid and Barcelona in Monday's draw for the last 16.

BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty was at Anfield last night and he said: "This has been a wretched Champions League campaign for Liverpool, with only one win from six games. On that basis there can be no complaints from manager Brendan Rodgers or his players."

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admitted after the 1-1 draw with Basel at Anfield: "We haven't been good enough over the course of qualification. There is disappointment, but now we have to fight for the rest of the season."

Liverpool will now be placed into the last 32 of the Europa League next year. The winners of that competition earn a place in next season's Champions League, so do you think the Reds have a better chance of achieving this than by finishing in the top four in the Premier League? Send in your views to #bbcsportsday.

Nothing from Mr Neville on Twitter yet regarding last night's proceedings but injured Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge wrote:, external "We fought hard man. Sat here devastated wishing I could have helped. We'll come back stronger from this and I'm working hard to do the same."

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After Gary Neville likened Liverpool and Manchester United to pub teams it was last orders for Liverpool last night in the Champions League as a draw against Basel at Anfield was not enough to qualify for the knockout phase.

Hello and welcome along to another Sportsday from wintry Salford. We'll have Champions League news, with build-up to tonight's concluding round of fixtures, we'll hear from Everton boss Roberto Martinez and Tottenham's Mauricio Pochettino and we'll keep up to date with the latest match in England's one-day series in Sri Lanka, but we begin with a look back at last night's action.