That's it for Sportsday Live for Tuesday.

You can follow the end of Canada v Romania at the Rugby World Cup via the BBC Sport website.

Coming up on 5 Live at 19:00 is 5 live Sport, followed at 19:30 by Road to Rio, looking ahead to next year's Games in Brazil.

On the programme are Danielle Waterman – England Women’s World Cup winner and 7s player as well as Adam Peaty, David Smith and Mark Lewis-Francis

Then at 21:00 there is a special documentary - The Blind Faithful - about the experiences of being blind and a fan of sport.

Sportsday will return on Wednesday.

A pitcher for the Yomiuri Giants, Japan's most popular baseball team, has been suspended for betting on games, including those involving his own team. 

Satoshi Fukuda bet on 10 Nippon Professional Baseball games and 10 major league games in an attempt to win back more than $8,000 (£5,270) he lost gambling on high school baseball games. 

Gambling is a violation of NPB's charter and the Giants have also suspended pitcher Shoki Kasahara, who introduced Fukuda to an employee at a tax accounting firm who enticed him to bet on games. 

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England full-back Mike Brown has his say on the one-game ban given to Australia's Michael Hooper after the flanker was banned for one game after a dangerous tackle on him at Twickenham last Saturday.

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Johan Cruyff believes Jose Mourinho is setting a bad example to young people with his behaviour. 

"He's controversial," the former Ajax and Barcelona manager told Sky Sports News. 

"What I like about him is he's always capable of creating good ambience within the players and what I don't like is that he always puts himself on the first row. He should be on the second row. 

"I don't think he is educating children to play football or educating for life. He should behave better because he will be in the press all over the world." 

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Novak Djokovic opened his new partnership with younger brother Djordje in triumphant style as they won their first ever doubles match at the China Open on Tuesday. 

The pair chest-bumped and high-fived their way to a 7-6 (7-5) 6-7 (6-8), 10-5 victory over the China-New Zealand pairing of Gong Mao-Xin and Michael Venus. 

While Novak is the world number one, Djordje, eight years his junior, is ranked at 1,502. 

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The Daily Mirror reports, external that Inter Milan captain Mauro Icardi has reportedly fired his agent of a decade - and hired his wife Wanda Nara in his place.

Businessman Abian Moreno represented Icardi for more than 10 years, but broke the news in a radio interview.

Nara married the 22-year-old in 2014, but she was previously married to his former team-mate Maxi Lopez.

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There's no international break for English lower-league clubs. Tonight is Johnstone's Paint Trophy second-round night. A few local rivalries on show, including Oxford v Swindon and Plymouth v Exeter.

"There will be much Juventus around the world," reads this tweet from the Italian giants, who have done a handy little map to show fans where their players are in international action action over the next few days.

Mechelen goalkeeper Jean-Francois Gillet was the hero of the hour, saving three penalties from three different players to help his side draw 1-1 at Anderlecht in the Belgian Pro League on Sunday.

You can watch how Belgian veteran Gillet, 36, earned the plaudits after saving spot-kicks from Dennis Praet, Stefano Okaka and Youri Tielemans.

Spain's public prosecutor has recommended a jail sentence totalling 18 months and fines of more than 2m euros (£1.4m) for Lionel Messi's father Jorge in a tax fraud case. 

The prosecutor reiterated that Lionel Messi should not have to face charges for allegedly defrauding the state of 4.2m euros (£3.1m) for the years 2007-2009 as his father was in charge of his finances, documents published on Tuesday showed. 

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According to the Daily Echo,, external Southampton midfielder Victor Wanyama wants to forget he ever pushed for a move to Tottenham Hotspur and is only interested in playing for Saints.

Wanyama wanted to link up with former St Mary's boss Mauricio Pochettino but Ronald Koeman told the Kenyan that he was not for sale and would not be moving anywhere.

"Yes, sure, now I’ve forgotten what happened," he said. "I’m now progressing on my club and it’s been good, so I’m looking forward to putting in good performances."

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England's Danny Care is pleased with his selection for Saturday's final World Cup pool game against Uruguay in Manchester.

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Former player Keith Gillespie has told BBC Sport that he believes Northern Ireland's current stars would regret it for the rest of their lives if they did not reach the Euro 2016 finals.

Michael O'Neill's side need two points from their last two qualifiers - against Greece and Finland - to guarantee a place in France next summer.  

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Glasgow City manager Scott Booth is hoping the club's European experience can give them an edge over Chelsea when the sides meet in the first leg of the last 32 of the Women's Champions League on Thursday.

"Our players are looking forward to this challenge," said Booth before meeting the newly crowned Women's Super League champions at Wheatsheaf Park.

"We have great experience in the dressing room and the value of that is huge in this type of competition."

A little meat on the bones to the story we bought you a short while ago, League One Fleetwood Town appointing Steven Pressley as their new manager.

Pressley was sacked by Coventry in February after almost two years as Sky Blues boss, after a seven-game winless run left them in the relegation zone.

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The 41-year-old replaces his former Scotland team-mate Graham Alexander, who was dismissed on 30 September.

He recently rejected the chance to talk to Scottish side Dundee United about their vacant managerial position.

Pressley has been doing coaching work for the Scottish Football Association, and had just agreed to look after the Scotland Under-17s team on a one-off basis for a three-match round of qualifiers.