Well, what a finish to Sportsday it's been another busy day dominated by transfer speculation and the first day of the Australian Open.

If you strayed away from us at any point, here's what you might have missed:

•Andy Murray getting his Grand Slam season off to a winning start

•Harry Redknapp being told he's staying at QPR

•Transfer news with concerning Liverpool, Everton, Celtic and Real Madrid

•England batsman Jonathan Trott admitting that opening could be the best option for him.

•All the latest from the Africa Cup of Nations, although the action continues here

Stick with BBC Sport for Everton versus West Brom in the Premier League.

And don't forget that the sport doesn't stop tonight with England taking on India in the cricket from 03:00 and the Australian Open continues with Britain's Heather Watson in action.

The Cyprus Referees' Association has said its members will boycott all domestic cup and league matches for one week in retaliation to a midnight bomb attack at the home of a referee's mother.

Association chief Michalis Argyrou says they are fed up following the fourth bomb attack of the season, and who can blame them!

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Sampdoria reveal striker Stefano Okaka was sent home from training earlier after a row with coach Sinisa Mihajlovic.

"Stefano Okaka was dismissed from Gloriano Mugnaini (training ground) for inappropriate behaviour towards the coach," the club said in a statement.

They added that any disciplinary action would be decided following a meeting between Okaka and club directors.

Aberdeen could be without Ash Taylor with the former Tranmere defender set for surgery on a knee injury.

The 25-year-old has been part of the back four which helped the side keep eight consecutive clean-sheets in the league, before Saturday's 3-3 draw against Dundee.

Leeds United will not "wither away" after owner Massimo Cellino lost his appeal against his disqualification from owning the club, chief operating officer Matt Child says.

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"The club will go on," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

"Fingers crossed, we are a strong club who have strong people working for us and even stronger people in the terraces and around the world.

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England batsman Jonathan Trott has suggested that returning to the international side as an opener may be the best option for him.

"Sometimes at number three you can sit there and live every ball and maybe work yourself up too much," he said.

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Rochdale midfielder Stephen Dawson says he has been to "hell and back" after spot-fixing charges were dropped.

Dawson was one of 13 players arrested in April but the Crown Prosecution Service has now dismissed the case because of insufficient evidence but Dawson says the experience was "the worst nine months" of his life.

Stephen Pearson signs for Motherwell until the end of the season, the Fir Park club have confirmed.

The 32-year-old returns, 11 years after leaving the club, following a spell in India playing for the Kerala Blasters.

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Juventus general director Giuseppe Marotta accuses Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti of telling a "white lie" over their interest in midfielder Paul Pogba.

"Ancelotti asked me some questions about Pogba,' he told Sky Italia. "He says he's not interested? Well, that's a white lie. I'm sure he has his reasons to say it's not true."

Marussia boss John Booth is hopeful the team can put together a rescue deal in time for them to take part in the first race of the new F1 season.

The team have been in administration since last October and missed the final three races of 2014.

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But Booth said the team were "at a fairly advanced stage with a new investor - a credible investor".

A planned auction of the team's 2014 cars, which they would need to race in Australia on 15 March, has been halted.

David Coles: , externalDeciding that Brazil v Germany wouldn't be very interesting and letting my friends watch the Avengers instead.

Steve W:, external Missing @StanCollymore score a superb hat-trick on his Leicester debut. Played for my Sunday league team instead. We lost!

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Wolfsburg are stepping up their interest in Chelsea midfielder Andre Schurrle with a £23m move, the Daily Mail, external reports.

A couple of footie stats that might interest you, courtesy of our friends at Opta...

Man City had 16 corners against Arsenal, the most since they won 19 vs QPR in the title-winning game in 2012.

No English top-flight season has ever featured four London clubs finishing in the top seven, as there currently are in the Premier League.

Fulham have extended Seko Fofana's loan spell from Manchester City until the end of the season.

The 19-year-old French midfielder has made 10 appearances since arriving at Craven Cottage in the summer.

"I'm delighted to be prolonging my stay and I want to continue to help the team win as many games as possible," he told Fulham's website., external

Nick Miller:, external Not being able to complete my training in the Derby County youth academy due to leaving the city. Could be in 1st team now.

David Tavernor:, external Being lost in a favela trying to find somewhere to watch Brazil v Germany semi. I missed the first half

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West Ham are preparing a move to sign 30-year-old Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher - but are likely to face competition from West Bromwich Albion, the Daily Mail reports., external

Former Newcastle winger Keith Gillespie:, external I really hope that David Ginola can get the support he needs to run for the FIFA presidency and oust Blatter

Welsh athletes Rhys Williams and Gareth Warburton were "at fault or negligent" in failing to check supplements they took contained banned substances, a UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) official report says.

Rhys Williams, 30, received a suspension of four months and Gareth Warburton, 31, six months after failing drugs tests.

But the report says the two Welsh athletes, who have served their bans, had not knowingly taken anything containing the prohibited substances.

Full story here.

England have recalled Rebecca Grundy and Laura Marsh for the team's tour of New Zealand next month.

Warwickshire left-arm spinner Grundy has recovered from a groin injury, while Kent's off-spinning all-rounder Marsh is back after a shoulder problem.

Charlotte Edwards will captain the 15-player squad for a series including five one-dayers and three Twenty20s.

Senegal striker Demba Ba,, external who was omitted from the Cup of Nations squad: And Senegal wins!!! My man @19Sow for the win. I love you man.