Herrera responds to match-fixing probe
Rodgers rejects talk of disharmony at Liverpool
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry retires from football
League Cup quarter-finals & FA second round replays
Sri Lanka beat England by 87 runs in final ODI
Birmingham City will sign defender Michael Morrison on a permanent deal for an undisclosed fee on 1 January.
The 26-year-old, who has been on loan at Blues since October, will sign a three-and-a-half-year deal when the transfer window opens.
He was Gary Rowett's first signing as Birmingham boss and has played seven times for the St Andrew's side.
Aidan:, external Shearer is without doubt the best English striker there has been as well as the best ever Premiership striker.
Image source, ReadingSteve Clarke is confirmed as Reading's new manager. You can listen to his news conference here.
Richard Faulds, 37, MBE retires from competitive target shooting.
In a 20-year career within the sport, representing Team GB on 61 occasions, he was in five consecutive Olympic Games, making three finals and winning Gold in 2000.
Cheltenham Town winger Omari Sterling-James has signed a new contract that will keep him at Whaddon Road until the end of the 2015-16 season. The 21-year-old joined the Robins in the summer on a six-month deal after spells at Alvechurch and Redditch United and has made 12 appearances.
Ajax boss Frank de Boer would seriously consider managing Liverpool should the opportunity arise, according to his brother Ronald, reports Fox Sports., external
He is quoted as saying: 'If Liverpool come now he would certainly think about it. He would certainly not close the door immediately, like he did two years ago."
The FA Cup has seen some glorious free-kicks over the years - Nottingham Forest captain Stuart Pearce's 1991 belter against Spurs, Chelsea star Didier Drogba's winning dipper in the 2010 final, and Everton legend Kevin Sheedy's incredible twice-in-a-row effort against Ipswich in 1985, to name just a few. Many seem to defy logic, but can maths actually help explain how they were scored? Have a read here.
You can follow live text and radio commentary here as England struggle in pursuit of Sri Lanka's 302-6 in the seventh ODI against Sri Lanka.
Image source, Getty ImagesAn interesting appointment in the world of tennis where Dani Vallverdu is to coach Tomas Berdych following his departure from Andy Murray's team.
The Venezuelan became friends with Murray during their time together at the Sanchez-Casal academy in Barcelona and had worked with the Scot for the past five years.
Murray announced last month that Vallverdu and fitness trainer Jez Green had left the team, describing the split as "mutual" in a short statement.
BBC Radio 5 live
One thing not to miss this evening is BBC Radio 5 live's Thierry Henry tribute show.
Before live commentary of Derby v Chelsea in the League Cup quarter-final, former Premier League striker Kevin Phillips will talk about what made Thierry Henry so special.
Post-match - barring extra-time and penalties - it's a 5 live Football Social Henry Special, where we are asking for fans to name their favourite Henry goal. You can get in touch via the phone on 0500 909 693, 85058 on text and @bbc5live on social media.
You can also listen to Sheffield United v Southampton on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra in the League Cup.
While in the FA Cup this evening, the following second-round replays are on.
This week's League Cup quarter-finals include a couple of managers who are rebuilding their reputations after less than successful stints elsewhere. Bournemouth's Eddie Howe has taken the Cherries to the top of the Championship, while much maligned former England manager Steve McLaren is impressing at Derby.
Can you think of other people in sport who have rebuilt their reputation? Let us know via #bbcsportsday or text 81111 (UK users only)
A reminder of the League Cup fixtures this evening:
We are now going to focus our attention on tonight's football action and there is plenty to look forward to.
League Cup quarter-finals and FA Cup second-round replays will be played out and you can follow live coverage across the BBC later.
The votes are in and counted and Thierry Henry has been voted by you as the greatest Premier League striker ever.
The former Arsenal man received 45.6% of the vote, followed by Alan Shearer with 30.2%. Didier Drogba got 8.7% of the vote, Ruud van Nistelrooy 5.6% and Wayne Rooney 3.8%.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe number of people playing golf is falling and Rory McIlroy believes speeding the game up at grassroots level could reverse that trend.
Sport England figures show the amount of 16 to 25-year-olds playing the game regularly almost halved between 2009-10 and 2012-13.
What other initiatives could help golf widen its appeal?
We have been looking at your suggestions, from lowering the cost of play to more offbeat ideas. You can see the best here, including using jetpacks...
Kevin Pietersen has been released by his IPL team, the Delhi Daredevils. Pietersen captained them this year as they finished bottom of the table, scoring just one 50 in 11 matches.
Pietersen will now go into the auction - Delhi could buy him back if they wanted.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United are confident David De Gea's future is at Old Trafford.
The Spanish keeper's contract expires in 2016 and the 24-year-old is aware of reports of interest from Real Madrid.
United have not said if they have begun talks over an extension, although it would be normal practice as the deal is about to enter the final 18 months.
Director of Communications Adrian Bevington on Twitter, external after it was announced he would leave the FA: "Emotional day after 17 years, but I'm ready for something new (whatever that will be). It's been an honour to work for The FA."
Norwich midfielder Cameron McGeehan has said he would welcome the chance to return to Luton Town on loan.
The 19-year-old played 18 times to help John Still's Hatters win promotion from the Conference last season.
"I still talk to John every now and again and I could potentially go there on loan," the Canaries youngster told BBC Radio Norfolk. "But at the minute they're doing really well. If that comes to fruition it would be good."