That’s it for another Sportsday, but as far as live sport is concerned, we’re just getting started. We’ve got live text and radio commentary of Lithuania v England (19:45 BST) starting very soon, you can find that here.

Thanks once again for your company and contributions. Sportsday returns on Tuesday at 08:00 BST.

Interesting scenes in Luthuania for England's arrival. Mark Pougatch has just tweeted this picture of a firefighter on the pitch, presumably giving it a water down rather than putting out any flames.

With England's World Cup officially over, the inquest into what went wrong is gathering steam, with head coach Stuart Lancaster facing tough questions about his team's early exit.

Former England and Lions star Jeremy Guscott has been sharing his thoughts with BBC Sport about what needs to be done. You can read them here.

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Stoke City keeper Jack Butland is set to walk out for England against Lithuania on Monday evening with his sights set on one thing - making it permanent.

He said: "I want to be better than Joe [Hart]. He's an incredible goalkeeper and I want to battle him and I want to learn from him and push him on like he pushes me. 

"I've known him for a long time and he's been my role model for years, ever since I first came across him at Birmingham. He was imposing, aggressive and brilliant at what he does."

We'll have live text and radio commentary of Lithuania v England from 18:30 BST approx.

What's the last thing you expected when you go to a football match?

Granted there are quite a few different answers to that question, but how about this one - a steam train chugging down the touchline.

Well, we kid you not, it happens on a regular basis at the home of Slovakian amateur side TJ Tatran Čierny Balog.

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As this story in The Mirror, external explains, the train chugs past during matches, proving an ever-so-slight distraction for both those on the pitch and in the stand. On the upside, if you're a football fan and a trainspotter, what could be be better?

Roy Hodgson's team will have to break a 14-year curse against Lithuania if they are to win tonight...

A reminder that we will have live text and radio commentary available here from 18:30 BST approx.

England Under-21s boss Gareth Southgate has said keeper Jack Butland's second senior call-up is proof of the FA's development system in action.

The 22-year-old captained the youth side in their latest Euro campaign and will step out for Roy Hodgson against Lithuania on Monday night.

Southgate told the FA website, external: "He’s a real example of how the England development system has worked. I think England has been as big a part of his development as his club career has, there have been certain periods when we have almost kept things alive for him in a playing sense and been a focus for him.

"He was a terrific captain for us last year and we’re all looking forward to watching him in Lithuania."

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How do you celebratewinning a big-money golf tournament,the first of your career, if you're a 21-year-old man on the European Tour? With a sandwich and a round - of golf - at your local course, that's how.

Well, at least that's how Matthew Fitzpatrickchose to mark his British Masters title this weekend, anyway. Listen to the man himselfthanks to this clip from 5 live In Short.

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Manchester United striker Memphis Depay and former Red Devils targetman Robin van Persie have reportedly had a bust-up during a training session for the Netherlands.

Boss Danny Blind confirmed there was a spat before their 2-1 Euro 2016 qualifier win over Kazakhstan, and was quoted by www.telegraaf.nl , externalas saying: "There are sometimes situations in training where players think different. Then you talk about it. That's what happened and then it's over."

Exeter head coach Rob Baxter says he will honour his long-term contract at the Chiefs, even if there is a chance for him to join the England coaching set-up.

England's coaching structure is under scrutiny following their failure to make it out of their World Cup pool.

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"I expect players to emotionally buy into the club and that's what I've done. I'm not going to back out on my contract now," Baxter told BBC Devon.

"Nothing will change at Exeter in the coaching set-up, regardless of what happens to the England guys."

John McEnerney: "Young man, you need shooting for asking who is the best coach - Brian Clough, pure & simple the best coach."

Sorry, boss... 

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World Rugby has said the injury numbers in this year's World Cup are not "extraordinary in any way" despite 21 withdrawals so far.

The figure was 19 for the entire 2011 tournament, however chief executive Brett Gosper said the high profile of some of the most physically intense matches - namely England v Wales and Ireland v France - has given the impression that the competition has been more brutal than usual.

At the 2007 World Cup, 37 players were forced home early through injury. Mr Gosper said: "Our early indications are that England 2015 is not tracking any differently to any other tournament in the past. 

"Visually it is looking more serious because of the size of two of the games where injuries have been happening, but our monitoring is not showing the number to be extraordinary in any particular way."

Monaco's Malian international midfielder Adama Traore has suffered a fractured ankle in training and will be out indefinitely.

The 20-year-old, who signed in the off-season from Lille, has made six appearances this season, including four starts, and has contributed one assist.

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Kevin Davies has given one Sportsday member New Hope that they will one day own the AT-AT Walker that eluded their childhood after the newly-retired striker posted a picture of his soon-to-be-sold Star Wars toy collection on Twitter.

The 38-year-old, who retired this year after more than 20 years in the game, wrote: "One last battle before this lot is sold on."

Check out the pictures below. Coincidentally, Davies is due to speak to BBC Radio 5 live about England caps very soon.

Image source, @Kevin_Davies

Image source, @Kevin_Davies

Image source, @Kevin_Davies

Image source, @Kevin_Davies

Newcastle say they have no worries about the pitch at St James' Park, declaring it will be in "fantastic" condition for Sunday's Premier League clash with Norwich.

Since the Magpies' last home fixture on 26 September, the stadium has been used for three rugby union World Cup matches.

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But Newcastle's deputy head groundsman Andrew Tully told the club's website: "At the end of the day it's a football pitch - not a rugby one - and we are in the process of a quick turnaround to get it ready for football again.

"The pitch hasn't gone anywhere - it's still there. You've got the rugby markings and a bit of damage from the games.But by Sunday it will be looking fantastic."

A Question of Sport Teaser

Earlier we asked you: As it stands, which four teams will be making their European Championships debuts in 2016?

Well done if you answered: Albania, Iceland, Northern Ireland and Wales.

Northampton Town's prospective takeover by an Indian consortium is off, after the group pulled out of the deal.

Cobblers chairman David Cardoza revealed in June that the unnamed London-based group were interested in the League Two club.

But the group said in a statement on Monday: "It became apparent there were a number of complications surrounding the proposed acquisition."

The news comes before Friday's deadline from Northampton Borough Council to repay a £10.25m loan.

The AIBA World Boxing Championships are taking place in Doha, Qatar, at the moment, and the BBC Sport website is going there live at 16:55 BST approx.

Britain's super-heavyweight prospect Joe Joyce (pictured right) is in semi-finals action in today's session. You can watch it here and also find it in 'Live Coverage' at the top of this page.

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We wondered how long it would be before someone sent us a picture of an actual coach for today's Get Involved topic. Matt Stanley has stepped up to the plate. Touche, Matt.

Keep your entries coming to #mybestcoach or post on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page