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Everton club ambassador Ian Snodin on their draw against Young Boys in the round of 32: "We're very happy with that, I'm sure the boss, the players and the fans will be too.

"It's a short journey over there as well, only an hour-and-a-half away.

"I'm sure they'll be another invasion of Evertonians on the continent come February."

Marco Fassone, Inter Milan chief executive, on his side's meeting with 1967 European Cup final opponents Celtic: "It is certainly a classic.

"All Inter fans remember the European Cup final with the glorious team of the 1960s.

"It is a fantastic tie - there are great emotions about playing at Celtic Park. It will be fantastic.

"Both clubs have a strong history - both teams are well known not only domestically, but also on internationally."

Fredy Bickel, Young Boys sporting director, speaking to Uefa.com about his side's meeting with Everton: "We are happy to have got Everton. They are a famous club and attractive opponents.

"We hope to be able to count on our fans again on 19 February in Berne and to have an atmospheric match there.

"We are expecting lots of English supporters as well. Maybe our players will be a bit disappointed - they sent me to Nyon with the instruction to bring Inter Milan back - but I believe they will also be happy to face Everton."

Goodison Park or the San Siro? Surely there's little to choose between the two?

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BBC South Today sports presenter Tony Husband has been out and about with Bournemouth's Simon Francis today ahead of their League Cup quarter-final tie against Liverpool on Wednesday.

Simon had a surprise for pupils at Corpus Christie School in Bournemouth when he brought in the trophy to show off.

Tim to wind back the clock a bit and look back on some notable sporting events from years gone by on 15 December:

In 1982, England beat Luxembourg 9-0 in a European Championship qualifier, at the time a record score in the tournament.

In 2008, Sachin Tendulkar hit an emotional 41st Test hundred as India recorded the fourth-highest chase in Test history to defeat England in Chennai, less than three weeks after the Mumbai attacks halted the tour.

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And, as recently as this day in 2013, Tottenham were beaten 5-0 by Liverpool in what proved to be Andre Villas-Boas' last match as Spurs manager.

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Four British clubs also discovered their fate in the Europa League round of 32 draw.

Here's who the sides were paired against:

Celtic v Inter Milan

Liverpool v Besiktas

Tottenham v Fiorentina

Young Boys v Everton

It's 14:00 and if you're just joining us for the first time today, here's a recap of the earlier events in the Champions League last 16 draw:

17 February and 11 March:

Paris St-Germain v Chelsea

Shakhtar Donetsk v Bayern München

18 February and 10 March:

Schalke v Real Madrid

Basel v Porto

24 February and 18 March:

Manchester City v Barcelona

Juventus v Borussia Dortmund

25 February and 17 March:

Bayer Leverkusen v Atletico Madrid

Arsenal v Monaco

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The Daily Star, external reports Chelsea and Manchester United have suffered blows in their pursuits of Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman, reporting Roma's chief executive officer, Mauro Baldissoni, has reiterated the club's desire not to sell the Dutch midfielder.

Alexander J Green:, external Despite their second place, Arsenal (for once) have got the luck of the draw... No excuses this time, a QF place beckons.

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Europa League dates and kick-off times for the Europa League last 32 second leg matches.

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The kick off times and dates for the first leg last 32 ties in the Europa League have been released.

Finian, Peterborough, on text: Tough game for Liverpool ... Football.

Ted, Cowsick, on text: Easy draw for Celtic. Could go all the way. Mon the Hoops.

Jason St Lawrence: Back to the Ataturk for Liverpool!! Besiktas playing there during ground renovation. 

The FA confirm to BBC Sport that Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has accepted his FA charge and has asked for a "non-personal" hearing - ie. He doesn't attend in person and submits his evidence in writing.

They also confirm that Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has accepted his charge for his Super Mario re-tweet and has asked for a non-personal hearing too.

The FA Cup Third Round clash between Cardiff City and Colchester United has been moved to Friday 2 January and will be televised live on BBC Two Wales.

The game at the Cardiff City Stadium will kick-off at 19:45 GMT.

Russell Slade's Cardiff sit 11th in the Championship while Colchester United will be hoping a cup run can inspire some better league form as they are currently second-bottom of League One.

Away from the European draws, ex-Liverpool and Bournemouth midfielder Jimmy Case has said the Premier League side are "there for the taking" ahead of Wednesday's League Cup quarter-final between the two at Dean Court.

Liverpool were beaten 3-0 by Manchester United on Sunday in the same week they exited the Champions League.

The Cherries, meanwhile, are currently top of the Championship.

"If I was a Bournemouth fan I would be rubbing my hands," Case told BBC Radio Solent's Sportshour show on Friday. "Liverpool are there for the taking. I watch Liverpool every game. The lack of confidence within the side, the work ethic, there is a lot of work to do to get them back on track."

Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic will be a key player for the Blues if they are to progress beyond Paris St-Germain in the last 16 of the Champions League. He has made more tackles in this season's tournament than anyone else...

Besiktas striker Demba Ba tweets:, external Good draw. Back to England once again. To face @LFC

Ahmet Nur Cebi, Besiktas board member, on his side's Europa League last 32 meeting with Liverpool: "The Turkish sporting community will see an entertaining match. I repeat what I always said: Liverpool should be more concerned about us than we are about them. We will knock Liverpool out of the competition. There is an account which wasn't settled in England from previous years. Yes, I mean that 8-0 defeat. We'll settle the account now. History is history and we're not living in the past, but it's an opportunity."

Strong words there Ahmet. Game on.

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Besiktas striker Demba Ba speaking to Uefa.com on meeting Liverpool in the round of 32 of the Europa League: "It's a difficult pairing. Liverpool are having some hard times now.

"They couldn't get the results they desired and things are not going well for them. Hard games are ahead of us.

"They are a team which try to strike fast and build up the game as quickly as possible.

"Their technical capacity is high and they are physically strong. If we can snatch a good result in the first leg, it will be an advantage to be playing the second leg at home."