Chelsea to appeal against Nemanja Matic's red card against Burnley on Saturday
FA confirms Ashley Barnes faces no punishment for foul on Matic
No favourite in Man City tie - Barca boss Enrique
Fernando Alonso making 'solid recovery' - McLaren
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Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Image source, Richard Conway"Welcomed into away end with the Al Arabi fans at Al Sadd match in Doha. Unfortunately they're losing 2-0. Midas touch."
Richard is in Doha ahead of a Fifa taskforce meeting on Tuesday which will focus on a potential date for the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
We've had some great entries for our #sportingOscars. But not everyone can win an Oscar. For every Sergio Aguero, there is a Jozy Altidore. For every Alexis Sanchez there is an Ali Dia.
The Oscars highlight the best of the acting world, The Razzies the worst.
So we are after your suggestions for the worst performance of 2014 / 2015. Who would win a sporting Razzie? Tweet us using #sportingOscars or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.
Some good news as Fernando Alonso's manager tweets, external an image of the McLaren driver sat up in his hospital bed.
Image source, Luis Garcia AbadThe two-time world champion was injured in a testing crash in Barcelona on Sunday.
"Lunch time. Thank you for your support!" tweets Luis Garcia Abad.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce will hand Nene his debut against Crystal Palace on Saturday.
The 33-year-old Brazilian forward arrived last week on a free transfer but was not deemed ready for a place in the squad for Sunday's 2-2 draw at Tottenham.
"Nene would have probably featured anyway but he will definitely be involved now because we're down to the two strikers with Andy Carroll's injury and Carlton Cole's new hamstring problem," says Allardyce.
This is the Premier League team of the week from our analyst Garth Crooks.
Read our feature on the football page to see Garth's reasoning and find out just which two players are "football's equivalent of Morecambe and Wise".
Morecambe and Wise
Who did you think we meant?
Image source, Borussia MunchengladbachThorgan Hazard - the younger brother of Chelsea's Eden - has agreed a deal to make his current loan at Borussia Munchengladbach permanent this summer., external
The 21-year-old, who joined Chelsea in 2012, has signed a deal until 2020.
News coming from Chelsea where Hazard has agreed a deal to leave...
Carlisle United's Billy Paynter and Gary Dicker have appealed to the Professional Footballers' Association over a fine for refusing to do extra training, reports BBC Radio Cumbria.
Midfielder Dicker, 28, has not featured for 13 weeks and 30-year-old striker Paynter last played in early December.
Carlisle boss Keith Curle has said that he could not comment on 'internal issues'.
The Football Association confirms there will be no further action taken against Burnley striker Ashley Barnes for the challenge which led to Nemanja Matic's red card for Chelsea on Saturday.
In a series of tweets, the FA outline the protocol in place for not re-refereeing incidents which the match official has seen.
"In the vast majority of challenges for the ball, no retrospective action is taken as the incident has been seen by the match officials," tweet the FA.
"Retrospective action introduced as deterrent for 'off the ball incidents' [e.g. kicks, stamps etc.] committed out of sight of officials.
"Whole game in agreement that, in vast majority of cases, match officials are best-placed to deal with incidents to avoid re-refereeing."
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Worcester City boss Carl Heeley has backed "mild-mannered" Shab Khan following the defender's 'body slam' at Aggborough, claiming that he acted in self-defence.
The video clip of Khan's angry response to Charlie Russell's challenge in Saturday's Conference North win over Stockport has gone viral on social media, with more than 10 million views.
"The football club in no way condones reactions like that," said Heeley. "But there had been extreme provocation and we can certainly understand it."
If you haven't seen the video yet, it's well worth a watch...
We have been asking for your #sportingOscars all day. At the moment we are after your nominees for the best team performance (best picture).
Here are some suggestions
Nick Whitton: Got to be Mercedes F1, Best car on the grid, best rivalry on the grid and a season that went down to the wire.
Frederik Faerch: Atletico Madrid. Truly a brilliant team performance in a game dominated by individuals.
Image source, AFPSakriya: Afghanistan cricket team. Their story would surely win an Oscar.
Alex Canning: Bradford's 4-2 win at Stamford Bridge. 2-0 down coming back to win 4-2 is worthy of every award possible.
MK Dons midfielder Dele Alli will miss up to six weeks of the League One promotion race with an ankle injury.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 18-year-old has scored 14 times in 36 games for Karl Robinson's second-placed side this season.
He will receive treatment at his parent club Tottenham, who he joined in January before returning to MK on loan until the end of the season. Alli was injured in last week's 1-0 win over Colchester United, and is unlikely to be available until late March.
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
"The head of a Fifa taskforce has told BBC Sport that he sees November or December as the likely months in which the 2022 Qatar World Cup will be staged.
"Shaikh Salman will head up a meeting of the taskforce on Tuesday and when asked if the tournament could possibly be held in May, said: "I don't think so. When you look at May, I don't think there's a difference between May and June.
"The purpose is to play it during winter time - personally, I think it's going to be November/December or January/February of '22. And we all know that during the early '22 there's the Winter Olympics and we don't want it to collide during that period. The only option that I see is November/December."
The Football League fine Mansfield Town, external for fielding an ineligible player in their League Two defeat to Exeter City on 17 January.
Bermudan midfielder Reggie Lambe played in the match on 17 January, which Mansfield lost 3-2.
The Stags have been fined £6,000, with £4,500 of the sum suspended for 12 months.
Cornelius Lysaght
BBC horse racing correspondent
"Trainer Nicky Henderson, trainer of star chaser Sprinter Sacre, has spoken hopefully about the nine-year-old regaining the Queen Mother Champion Chase prize at next month's Cheltenham Festival.
Image source, Getty Images"Having won the race in 2013, a heart condition ruled the horse out of last year's running, and he only returned to action after an absence of more than a year when runner-up in a race at Ascot in January.
"Henderson said: 'We're as good as we've been for a very, very long time [with him]. He's right there, spot on. The better the ground the better.'
"Sprinter Sacre is 3-1 favourite, ahead of 2014 Champion Sire De Grugy at 7-2 for the March 11 race."
Image source, AFPSome more of your nominations for the best female in the #sportingOscars. You can tweet us your suggestions and also leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.
Yuones Laghzali: Jordanne Whiley. Five Grand Slam titles in a row with her doubles partner.
Tom: Serena Williams - possibly the best athlete that has ever lived.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf you're wondering about the picture, this is what Serena Williams wore to the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday night.
Time to change direction again. This time we are after the #sportingOscar for best team performance (best picture).
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini confirms James Milner is "100% fit" for Tuesday's meeting with Barcelona.
The England international sustained a knee-ligament injury in training, forcing him out of Saturday's 5-0 win over Newcastle.
Today's Formula 1 Gossip features an image posted on twitter by Lewis Hamilton on Sunday showing the double world champion perched on the wing of a plane at Barcelona Airport after pre-season testing with Mercedes.
He tweeted:, external"Hope you're all having an amazing Sunday. Heading home to rest so I can be at 100%."
Image source, @Lewis HamiltonElsewhere, Jenson Button claims McLaren's test programme is "43% complete" and not 50% as suggested by team boss Eric Boullier.
Lotus technical director Nick Chester also says the most encouraging aspect of the final day of the second test in Barcelona was the mileage completed rather than Romain Grosjean posting the fastest time.
Manchester City won 5-0 against Newcastle on Saturday, in Yaya Toure's first game back after he helped Ivory Coast win the Africa Cup of Nations, while Toure's international team-mate, Wilfried Bony, also made his debut for the club in that game.
"I always prefer to play with Yaya in my team, but we can play without him also," says boss Manuel Pellegrini. "We played without him against Roma and Bayern Munich.
Image source, AFP"Bony arrives into our squad and I think he will have an important participation in or team. We needed a fourth striker and I think he will be important here for us."
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City midfielder Samir Nasri tells a news conference the club have to make their own history in the Champions League.
City meet Barcelona on Tuesday in the first-leg of their last-16 tie. Barca beat Manuel Pellegrini's side 4-1 on aggregate in last season.
"This year is totally different," says Nasri. "We will respect them but we won't be scared.
"Barca has a great philosophy of football. "It can be fun if you play your game, but if they have possession it's not fun."