Life of Riley by The Lightning Seeds?  Down With The Trumpets by Rizzle Kicks? Ever wish you could choose the music for Goal of the month?

Well now you can - Match of the Day 2 and BBC Radio 1’s Greg James are teaming up to give audiences the chance to choose September’s Goal of the Month soundtrack.   

From 18:00 BST, Greg will feature three tracks on Radio 1, inviting the audience to choose their favourite via an online vote hosted by Radio 1.

The winning track will be announced on Greg’s show at 18:00 BST on Thursday 1st October and feature in September’s Goal of the Month feature on Match of the Day 2 on Sunday 4th October at 22:30 BST.

Manchester City are in Germany tonight to face Borussia Monchengladbach in the Champions League, but there was a panic for manager Manuel Pellegrini yesterday as he packed the wrong passport, external. 

So have you ever forgot your passport when off abroad to a Champions League game of forgot your ticket on your way to Wembley? Ever had a last minute dash for a flight?

What's your Manuel moment?

Get involed using #mymanuelmoment, external or post on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

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Remember when Olympic skeleton champion Lizzie Yarnold said she was taking a year off?

The Briton said she was taking 12 months away from the sport as she was feeling 'burnt out', following winning Olympic, World, European and overall World Cup golds in the last two years.

Well she's enjoying life away from the skeleton, but it seems she can't stay away from speed, after tweeting from the London Velodrome....

We're asking for your sporting blunders, after David Ospina's mistake for Arsenal last night, but he wasn't the only one to have a shocker.

See if you can spot why the referee gave a penalty in this AFC Champions League match between Al Ahli and Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia.

Then get involved using #mysportingblunder, external on Twitter or post on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.

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Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini will avoid coming face-to-face on Friday amid the football corruption scandal, after a Uefa-Fifa match was called off.

The Fifa president, would usually travel to Platini's Uefa headquarters in Nyon for the friendly, but Fifa told the Associated Press "in a joint decision it was agreed to postpone the Uefa-Fifa challenge 2015, which had been scheduled for Friday, 2 October, until further notice.'' 

The game would have come a week after a criminal investigation was opened into Blatter in part over a payment in 2011 to Platini.

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Kent have confirmed batsman Sam Northeast as their new club captain, succeeding former England player Rob Key.

The 25-year-old filled in as skipper for much of the 2015 season while Key was out of the team.

"Rob and I have got a lot of similar ways in which we view the game. This winter is where I can put my own print on it," he told BBC Radio Kent.

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BBC Sport horse racing correspondent

Jump jockey Aidan Coleman says he's "absolutely fine" but off to the dentist for treatment to two chipped teeth after being punched when two people burst into the riders' changing room at Southwell yesterday. 

The Professional Jockeys Association has described the incident, following which four arrests were made by Nottinghamshire police, as deeply concerning but it's welcomed the news that racecourse officials have agreed to review and enhance security arrangements. 

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Well, that didn't take long!

Middlesexhave just announced theyhave signedfast bowlerJames Fullerafter he left Gloucestershire this afternoon.

“I’m really looking forward to playing here at Lord’s with Middlesex," Fuller, 25, said.

"Having won the final here recently with Gloucestershire I’ve got great memories of the place already and as the Home of Cricket I can’t think of anywhere better to be playing my cricket.”

And some team news from Ronny before he departs...

And that is that. Over and out from Celtic Park.

...And as luck would have it, their manager Ronny Deila has just begun speaking to the press. Here's the pick of what he's been saying.

It's not all about Champions League this week.

The Europa League continues on Thursday, with Celtic one of those British clubs in action...

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The Tanzania Football Federation has banned international defender Juma Said for two years for engaging in an 'act of indecency.'

The Mbeya City captain was found guilty of poking a finger against the backside of Azam's John Bocco, when the two sides met on 27 September.

Said, 31, was fined US$930 and summoned by his team for a disciplinary hearing.

The club has promised to release the results of its investigation before the end of the week.

Finn Thompson, external Come to Bloomfield Road and you'll see some blunders...

Come on, Finn, give 'em a break - they actually won a game last night!

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England will use criticism from former captain Will Carling to create unity before their crucial World Cup match against Australia, says another ex-skipper Martin Corry.

Carling said England lacked leadership and the players were treated "like schoolboys", prompting scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth to hit back. , external

England may struggle to reach the last eight if they fail to beat Australia.

"They sound really angry and that's the reaction you want," said Corry.

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Former Southampton striker Brett Ormerod, who played for Southampton in the 2004 FA Cup Final, is set to open a sandwich shop in Blackburn.

The frontman, 38, who also played for Blackpool and Leeds during a lengthy career, wants - according to The Times, external - to open a Subway shop wit his wife Lisa and has applied for a franchise.

"People assume all footballers are millionaires, but I'm not," he said. "I don't think Lisa will let me make the sandwiches but I'll do the sweeping up. I've not got an ego; you're not allowed one in my family."

From our BBC Sport Facebook page...

Simon Hawley, external Me last night - header back from my own player after a corner, fumbled it completely and it went in

Kieran D. Shack Smith, external I was playing a Sunday league game when I over hit a backpass from the halfway line and the keeper couldn't control it and went straight into our net....we won 11-1 in the end

Liam Priest, external I was once playing in the finals of a school tournament...I was in goal on a boggy pitch and we were dominating so much that the ball barely came into our half. I just stood in one spot basically for the 2nd half and when a hoof was played by them I found it bobble past me into the goal as I had become stuck in the mud.

Sixth-seeded Jiri Vesely advanced to the quarter-finals of the Shenzhen Open by beating Zhizhen Zhang of China 6-2 6-3.

The Czech player conceded only 10 points on his serve.

Vesely will next face top-seeded Tomas Berdych, who defeated Austin Krajicek of the United States 7-5, 6-3.