Build-up to Tuesday's Premier League fixtures
Terry guaranteed to stay at Chelsea - Mourinho (see 12:46 entry)
City boss Pellegrini does not fear sack (see 13:18 entry)
Fernando Alonso to miss Australian Grand Prix
GET INVOLVED: Which sporting star deserves a statue? #bbcsportsday
We have 10 Premier League managers facing the media on Tuesday, including Jose Mourinho, Manuel Pellegrini and Louis van Gaal.
But first up, we will be hearing from Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, who faces the media at 0900, followed by West Ham's Sam Allardyce (0930) and QPR's Chris Ramsey (0945) and we will bring you all the best bits.
Image source, IndependentAway from football, the pressure on the England team and coach Peter Moores at the Cricket World Cup makes the back page of the Independent., external
Image source, Daily MailTuesday's Daily Mail back page, external features the Terry twins - Summer Rose and Georgie John - with the Capital One Cup won by their dad John at Wembley on Sunday.
Image source, Daily MirrorAnd on to Tuesday's back pages and the Daily Mirror, external does not make for happy reading for Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini who is said to be fighting to save his job with Pep Guardiola waiting in the wings.
Following the news that former Newcastle great and now BBC pundit Alan Shearer is to be honoured with a bronze statue, we want to know which sport star you think should have a similar honour bestowed on them.
Give us your views on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or via Twitter using #bbcsportsday
Action is continuing at the Cricket World Cup with South Africa setting Ireland a daunting target of 412 to win their Pool B match in Canberra.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Australian Rugby League star Jarryd Hayne has announced he has secured a deal to play American football with the San Francisco 49ers.
The 27-year-old played 176 games for the Parramatta Eels in Sydney, scoring 103 tries, before announcing an unprecedented code swap late last year.
He said he had agreed to a rookie contract with the 49ers, which guarantees him a spot at the organisation for 15-20 weeks, but he will need to impress in the lead-up to the next NFL season, when the 49ers cut their roster to 53 players in August.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Football Association plans to enter men's and women's Great Britain teams for the 2016 Olympics.
It had ruled out such a move but has now written to its counterparts in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales to ask them if they want to take part.
Incidents of discrimination in English professional and grassroots football have increased, according to the anti-discrimination body Kick It Out.
The organisation says 184 reports of discrimination were submitted to them from August to 28 December 2014.
That is 48 more than the 136 grievances received by Kick it Out in the same period during the 2013-14 season.
Image source, PATributes have been paid to former Tottenham, Derby, Hearts and Scotland midfielder Dave Mackay who has died, aged 80.
The Edinburgh-born player won 10 major honours as a player in British and European football as well as 22 caps for his country and was named 'Footballer of the Year' in both Scotland and England.
He later managed Nottingham Forest before succeeding Brian Clough at Derby and leading the Rams to the First Division crown in 1975.
First, some of the stories you may have missed last night and Sunderland midfielder Adam Johnson, 27, has been released on bail after he was arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a girl under 16.
The England international was questioned by police on Monday following the allegation involving a girl who is believed to be 15 years old.
He has been suspended by the club, pending the outcome of the police investigation.
Hello and welcome to another Sportsday on another busy day of sport.
We have three Premier League games to look forward to on Tuesday evening, but before then, we will be hearing the thoughts of 10 managers ahead of Wednesday's games.