A tense finish for Ireland in their World Cup game against UAE. Kevin O'Brien has just been dismissed after a thrilling 50 off only 25 balls.

Ireland, winners over West Indies earlier in the tournament, are now on 243-6, chasing 279 to win, with 36 balls remaining.

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Just woke up and missed the headlines so far? Then get out of bed. Some of us have been up for hours.

This is what you may have missed so far. Here is the sporting news at 11.

Football: Fifa says it will not pay compensation to clubs and leagues unhappy about plans to play the 2022 World Cup in November and December.

Golf: Davis Love III has been named United States captain for the 2016 Ryder Cup at Hazeltine in Minnesota.

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Cricket: Ireland are chasing a target of 279 to beat UAE in the Cricket World Cup. They are on 219-5 with seven overs left.

Rugby union: Exeter's Jack Nowell is in line to start on the wing for England in Sunday's Six Nations match with Ireland in Dublin.

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Tottenham Hotspur:, external Here's Harry Kane ready to fly as we head to Florence for the second leg of our Europa League round of 32 match.

Spurs take on Italian side Fiorentina on Thursday.

Former Warwickshire captain Jim Troughton, who retired at the back end of last season, is to return to Edgbaston in a new coaching role.

The former England one-day international will supplement the Bears' backroom staff as fielding coach. Troughton, 35, was the Bears' skipper when they won the County Championship in 2012.

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While most of us are hard at work in the office, or slaving away on the shop floor, Andy Murray is having an easy day at work.

The British number one is coasting through his second-round match of the Dubai Championships, winning 6-0 in the first set against Portugal's Joao Sousa.

Anyone else had a bagel for breakfast?

BBC Wales Sport:, external Cardiff Blues to announce in the next half hour that director of rugby Mark Hammett is leaving his post after just six months at the helm.

Olympic gold medallist Luke Campbell will return to action on 7 March at the Ice Arena in Hull after withdrawing from a fight earlier this month because of his father's poor health.

An opponent has not yet been named for the 27-year-old lightweight boxer, who has won all nine of his bouts since turning professional in 2013.

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"After talking with my dad and my family I've decided to box on March 7," said London 2012 gold medallist Campbell.

"It's been a difficult time for me but everyone wants me to crack on and succeed. I want to keep my momentum going as I approach an important phase of my career."

Ireland make one change for Friday's match against England in the third round of the Women's Six Nations.

Winger Hannah Tyrrell returns after missing the 10-5 defeat by France two weeks ago.

Ireland starting XV: Niamh Briggs, Hannah Tyrrell, Jenny Murphy, Katie Fitzhenry, Alison Miller, Nora Stapleton, Larissa Muldoon; Ruth O'Reilly, Gillian Bourke, Ailis Egan, Sophie Spence, Marie Louise Reilly, Paula Fitzpatrick, Claire Molloy, Heather O'Brien.

Big things were expected of Alvaro Morata when he arrived at Italian champions Juventus in a £15m-plus deal from Real Madrid last summer.

The young Spain international needed time to settle but, after netting three goals in his last three starts, the 'Old Lady' is starting to love him - according to Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport at least.

Last night, Morata's precise finish handed Juve a slender 2-1 first-leg lead in their Champions League last-16 tie against Borussia Dortmund.

League One side Barnsley are set to appoint Oldham manager Lee Johnson as their new boss, BBC Radio Sheffield reports.

Johnson, 33, was in the crowd at last night's 1-0 win over Scunthorpe, and the "minor details" of a compensation package are being finalised.

Barnsley have been without a manager since sacking Danny Wilson on 12 February.

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Here are some of your early suggestions for our talking point of the most one-sided match or sporting event.

Poochi Van Poetsch: Emotional one for me, my idol Ricky Hatton getting demolished in two rounds by Manny Pacquiao.

Jazz Bassoon: Spain 10, Tahiti 0, Confederation Cup 2013. A match-up so unfair I'm amazed it went ahead. Tahiti gave it a good go, though.

Remember, it can be any sport, from any time. Tweet us #bbcsportsday.

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You would think Dimitar Berbatov should be used to the chilly north London weather following his time at Tottenham. Not so. The Monaco striker hid under this thick snood as the principality side trained before tonight's Champions League tie at Arsenal.

And 34-year-old Berbatov, who has first-hand experience of Arsene Wenger's men from his spells at Tottenham, Manchester United and Fulham, admits the French Ligue 1 team are the underdogs.

"Arsenal are favourites, but we've come here to get a good result," says the Bulgarian. "Each match is different. We'll have a good chance if we play as a team. We'll have to be very switched on to exploit any mistakes they make."

Unsurprisingly, Luis Suarez's mug is also hogging most of the front page of Spanish daily tabloid Mundo Deportivo.

"Recital con indulto!" screams the headline. A popular internet translation tells us that it means "Recital with pardons".

In everyday English, we'd suggest that means something along the lines of ex-Liverpool striker Suarez earned redemption on his return to England with an excellent performance.

Now our Catalan isn't the greatest - but we understand that the headline in Sport - Barcelona's daily sports newspaper - is hailing Luis Suarez's clinical finishing against Manchester City.

Wham, bam, Suarez....

So, that brings us on nicely to our first talking point of the day.

We have all turned up to a ground optimistic, thinking that today is the day for victory. And then watched as our team got absolutely hammered, completely played off the park and humiliated.

So we want to hear about the most memorable one-sided games or sporting events that you have ever seen.

It can be from any sport, at any time, and we will post the best messages on this page throughout the day.

Get involved on Twitter, using #bbcsportsday or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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It may look like a toddler has gone crazy with the crayons, but this graphic shows the incredible amount of shots that Brentford had during their Championship game against Blackpool last night.

The home side definitely opted for a shoot-on-sight policy, with an incredible 42 efforts pinged at Joe Lewis's goal. Fourteen of those were on target, and four ended up in the back of the net as Brentford thrashed Blackpool, who had a player sent off at the end of the first half, by a 4-0 margin.

Have you ever seen more incredible stats than these?

Fifa says it will not pay compensation to clubs and leagues unhappy about plans to play the 2022 Qatar World Cup in November and December.

It also said no apology was necessary for the scheduling of the tournament, which will disrupt a number of leagues. A Fifa taskforce has recommended the 2022 World Cup take place in winter to avoid Qatar's hot summer temperatures.

"There will be no compensation," said Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke. "There are seven years to reorganise."

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent in Qatar

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"Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke questions why clubs should be paid compensation. Confirms African Cup of Nations will be moved to June because of 2022 winter World Cup."

The 2023 Africa Cup of Nations was expected to be held in Guinea in January 2023.

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent in Qatar

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At the Qatar 2022 organising committee media briefing in Doha.

"Fifa's Jerome Valcke says "no apologies" needed after task force switches Qatar World Cup 2022 from summer to winter.

"Fifa confirm World Cup 2022 to be shortened from 32 to 28 days. No confirmation on exact dates of tournament other than late November to late December."

There has already been an incredible incident in the Ireland v UAE match as Irish batsman Ed Joyce looked like he was out when the ball brushed the off stump.

The bails, which light up when the stumps have been hit, illuminate, but then fall back into the grooves at the top of the stumps and the wicket remains intact, with Joyce allowed to carry on.