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Image source, Getty ImagesSporting director Ariedo Braida has conceded that Barcelona are vulnerable to offers for Lionel Messi from the likes of Manchester City.
Barca's all-time top scorer, 27, is contracted until June 2019 and has a €205m release clause.
However, Braida said: "Now with these clubs that have so much money like [Manchester] City, certain amounts don't seem to have a value. In football things happen that appear impossible but I hope he will remain."
Gary Lineker, the ex-England striker who was meant to be a handy cricketer himself when he was young, took some consolation in the defeat - although it is not the kind Peter Moores and co will want to hear at this point!
He has tweeted:, external "Bangladesh win! Congratulations to them. The good news is, England can't possibly get any worse."
Former England captain Ian Botham tweets:, external "Well done Bangladesh! England pathetic! When are we going to pick the selectors to pick a team for the 1 day format? Time for change!!"
Scotland spinner Majid Haq tweets:, external Hope the media give Bangladesh the credit they deserve & not concentrate on England being poor!! #Bangladeshbrilliance
England captain Eoin Morgan has been speaking about the defeat.
He said: "It's pretty poor. To be knocked out of a World Cup this early is unbelievably disappointing. The target was well within our reach - we bowled reasonably well but we didn't match it up.
"We've struggled and fallen away since we arrived here. Ultimately it comes down to performance - today some of our guys performed but we didn't perform as a unit. We picked guys who, if we performed, could have won the World Cup, but we haven't performed."
Image source, PietersenKevin Pietersen tweets, external in response to England's Cricket World Cup defeat: "I CANNOT BELIVE (sic) THIS! I JUST CANNOT! But, well done Bangladesh! You deserved it! #ENGvBAN"
Michael Vaughan has also tweeted., external He says: "I am lost for bloody words. Don't worry.... I am sure some positives will have come out of this World Cup for @ECB_cricket."
England are out of the Cricket World Cup. They have lost to Bangladesh by 15 runs.
Rubel Hossain took the crucial wickets in a brilliant final over, clean bowling Stuart Broad and James Anderson.
You can follow the latest reaction to England's humbling exit in our cricket live page.
Bradford City are not confident of convincing Notts County to move their League One fixture to give them more time before their FA Cup quarter-final replay at Reading.
The Bantams face the Championship club again next Monday, just 48 hours after both sides are in league action. City were eager to move their game to the Friday night but joint-chairman Mark Lawn told the Telegraph & Argus: "We'll ask Notts County again but I wouldn't hold my breath."
Erm, and another one. Chris Jordan sets off for a perilous single and is run out first ball. It looked a very, very tight decision.
Stuart Broad joins Chris Woakes at the crease. England need 38 runs from 24 balls.
This could be a big wicket. Jos Buttler is gone, caught behind for 65 off Taskin Ahmed. England are 238-7 - they still need 38 runs from 25 balls.
Chris Jordan is the new man. Follow the latest with our cricket live text.
Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta has made some interesting selections in his dream five-a-side team., external
The full-back has chosen two goalkeepers and a maligned Arsenal defender alongside Eden Hazard and Diego Costa.
Image source, Getty ImagesThis morning, we're asking you to tell us your sporting heroines...
Coral Westlake:, external Definitely Dame Kelly Holmes. She has always fought against the odds. I saw her win gold in Athens.
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David Ferguson:, external I have huge respect for Penny Mallory, the first woman to drive a world rally car. Some achievement.
Keep them coming in on Twitter using #mysportingheroine, and via the BBC Sport Facebook page., external
Three Dutch football fans have been fined by state prosecutors after posting racist comments about a selfie featuring nine memebers of the Netherlands national team.
The selfie, taken by QPR's Leroy Fer, featured eight black players as well as Manchester City's Karim Rekik, whose father is Tunisian.
Fer welcomed the 360 euro (£260) fines, calling them "a clear signal to everybody that this kind of thing can't happen - not on the field or off it."
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland coach Vern Cotter has added two players to his squad ahead of this Saturday's Calcutta Cup match against England at Twickenham in the Six Nations.
British and Irish Lions wing Sean Maitland has been drafted in for Glasgow Warriors club mate, Sean Lamont, who has been ruled out of the rest of the tournament with a knee injury suffered in Glasgow's win over Zebre on Friday.
Edinburgh hooker Stuart McInally has also been called up as precautionary cover for Ross Ford, who suffered a back spasm in the defeat by Italy.
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England have lost another wicket in Adelaide. Joe Root is the latest man to fall, caught behind for 29, to leave England struggling on 164-6 after 36 overs.
Chris Woakes and Jos Buttler, on whom much now depends, are at the crease. England need 112 runs from 84 balls to beat Bangladesh - they must win, or they are out of the World Cup.
If you can bear it, you can follow the latest in our cricket live text.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United assistant manager Ryan Giggs has refuted suggestions Angel Di Maria is suffering from a lack of confidence.
The Argentine playmaker, who became British football's most expensive signing when he arrived from Real Madrid for £59.7m in August, has scored once in 19 games and has failed to finish any of United's last three Premier League matches.
"I think his confidence is fine," Giggs said. "Players get used to different leagues, sometimes quickly and sometimes it takes a bit of time."
Image source, Getty ImagesTo complete an enjoyable weekend for Andy Murray - Davis Cup success and a Scottish Cup quarter-final victory for Hibs - the Scot has this morning moved up a place to fourth in the world rankings.
Great Britain team-mate James Ward has ascended to 108th place.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormula 1 team Mercedes will not try to stop the fierce rivalry between their drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, team boss Toto Wolff says.
Hamilton beat Rosberg to the world title last season in a campaign marked by an ongoing feud between the two drivers, which came to a head when they collided at the Belgian Grand Prix.
But Wolff said: "We are not going to change our approach in terms of philosophy on how to let the drivers race. Even if it is not always easy.
"If you have no emotion in this sport, if you stay rational all the time, you lose a lot and the sport loses a lot and the way we run the team is with emotion."