What is fast becoming a daily Fifa disciplinary story, the world governing body have banned Lindile Kika, a former official of the South African Football Association (Safa), from all football-related activities at national and international level for six years. 

The ban is effective immediately.

This relates to claims of match fixing in the run-up to the South Africa World Cup in 2010.

Brazil beat Venezuela 3-1 to record their first points in South American qualifiers for the 2018 World Cup.

Oscar's Chelsea team-mate midfielder Willian scored twice in the victory.

Former Australian National Rugby League player Sandor Earl has been banned for four years by the game's anti-doping tribunal for using performance-enhancing drugs.

Earl, 26, was provisionally suspended in August 2013 when he was playing as a winger for the Canberra Raiders. The four-year ban commences from that date and will end in August 2017.

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Bosnia & Herzegovina, Ukraine, Sweden and Hungary are seeded, while Denmark, Republic of Ireland, Norway and Slovenia are unseeded.

The draw is at 10:20 BST on Sunday.

How will the three home nations perform at Euro 2016?

• Will Northern Ireland continue surprising?
• Will Bale & Ramsey lead Wales to the latter stages?
• Will England shock the world by qualifying from the group stage?

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Some good stuff on BBC Radio 5 live last night when Jonathan Overend was joined by Robbie Savage and John Hartson, who gave their (totally unbiased) reaction to Wales’ 2-0 win over Andorra.

Relive it here.courtesy of 5 Live's Football Daily Podcast.

Good news for British tennis fans, Heather Watson has defeated Taiwan's Lee Ya-Hsuan 6-0 6-7 (5-7) 6-4 to reach the third round of the Hong Kong Open. 

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How will the three home nations perform at Euro 2016?

• Will Northern Ireland continue surprising?
• Will Bale & Ramsey lead Wales to the latter stages?
• Will England shock the world by qualifying from the group stage?

Join the debate using #bbcsportsday, external

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London Irish centre Tom Fowlie has committed his future to the club by signing a two-year contract extension.

The new deal takes the England Under-18 and Under-20 international through to the end of the 2017-18 season.

William, below the belt...

In other news, remember Gerrad and co posing ahead of the 2010 World Cup in their official suits? A few potential James Bonds among this lot.

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Wondering how it's going in the cricket? The answer is, not well.

Pakistan are racing along, pretty much untroubled, and  about half-an-hour after tea are now 405-4.

Shoaib Malik is 179 not out, with Asad Shafiq on 71.

England's bowlers look shattered and more than a little cheesed off and on a flat wicket, in baking hot sunshine, offering very little, who can blame them?

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Andy Murray has just sealed his second round match at the Shanghai Masters, beating American Steve Johnson in straight sets.

The British world number three won the first set 6-2 and followed it up by taking the second 6-4, wrapping up the match in a fairly brisk one hour and 16 minutes.

It was the very definition of comfortable. Well done that man.

Uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Football Association as a result of the crowd disturbances during England's match in Lithuania on Monday.

Riot police required to quell skirmishes between rival fans.

Fighting broke out in a stand behind one of the goals just before the match began in Vilnius.

The Lithuanian FA are also in the dock regarding crowd disturbances, ticketing and stairways blocked, in relation to the match.

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Nice, Andrew. A reference, of course, to Sam Allardyce's claim that he missed out on the England job because the FA didn't have any facilities to play his carefully-prepared Powerpoint presentation.