It was a mixed night for the English sides in the Women's Champions League last night.

Chelsea progressed to the last 16, seeing off Glasgow City 3-0 (4-0 on aggregate).

But Liverpool went out, losing 1-0 (2-0) on aggregate to Italian outfit Brescia.

Could that be crucial? Andy Murray has just broken the serve of John Isner (never an easy task) to move 4-3 ahead in the final set in his third-round match in the Shanghai Masters.

Both players were banned for three weeks for dangerous tackles against Samoa.

How much do you reckon is a reasonable price to pay to watch a UK football match?

We're asking you to have your say. You can vote on the right side of the screen.

"Clubs are working hard to keep grounds as full as possible, with the past two seasons showing they are doing a good job with record occupancy at 96%. This is borne out by the BBC's research that shows 70% of tickets available are either the same price or cheaper than last season.

"However the BBC's focus on single match tickets is misleading as the vast majority - two-thirds - of Premier League match attenders are season ticket holders. The raft of away supporter offers has seen travelling attendance go up by 6%."

Andy Murray is being given a thorough examination by John Isner in the Shanghai Masters, but the Scot is hanging in there - he's just taken the second set 6-4 to level the match at one set apiece.

It's bad news for England in the desert. Moeen Ali's first innings as opener is over - he's nicked behind off Imran Khan to be caught for 35.

England are now 116-1 - Ian Bell is at the crease, with a wee bit of making up to do after dropping two costly opportunities in Pakistan's innings.

Follow all the latest developments in our live text here.

Rich Stokes: Games are £25+, Sky costs £30 a month. I no longer follow football as I cant afford to actually see it!  

Nick Dazzler: Go to the pub and spend my money in my local by buying the beers and enjoying the big screen!  

Mary: We don't travel from Devon to Manchester to watch matches. We pay for Sky Sports and BT sport instead.

Who's your team & how do you support them? Get in touch via  #PriceofFootball on Twitter or on our Match of the Day Facebook

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What have we found out about ticket prices at the top?

• £22:The lowest match-day ticket in the league at Leicester City
• £30.68:The average cost of the cheapest match-day ticket
• £294:Stoke City's cheapest season ticket
• £513.95:The average cost of the cheapest season ticket 
• £2,013:Arsenal's most expensive season ticket

Get the full lowdown on the Premier League priceshere., external 

Prince Ali bin al-Hussein of Jordan has formally submitted his candidature for the Fifa presidency.

In a statement, Prince Ali said: "This time of crisis at Fifa is an opportunity for positive change. A better future will only come if ideas turn into action — and that will only happen if Fifa has the right leadership."

Fifa will choose its next president at a congress in February.

England have a big task on their hands to get back into the first Test in Abu Dhabi, but they're going well this morning.

Alastair Cook and Moeen Ali have just brought up their hundred partnership for the first wicket - they're currently 106-0.

You can follow all the action from the UAE in our cricket live text, which you can find here.

BBC Radio 5 Live

There's some great content on the Radio 5 live website to bring to your attention.

You can download the podcast of 'When Forest Ruled Europe', a special programme looking back at Nottingham Forest during the Brian Clough years and their rise under him to become two times Champions of Europe. 

In Football Daily, Jonathan Overend is joined by Pat Nevin and Neil Warnock to discuss news of Jose Mourinho’s one-match stadium ban and fine, and Holland’s shock exit from Euro 2016. Listen to that here.

And in Tuffers and Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan are joined by Graeme Swann for cricket debate and interviews as England face Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates. That's available to listen to here.

News of a setback for Andy Murray in the third round of the Shanghai Masters.

The British number one has dropped the first set to American John Isner, 7-6.

We're on serve early in the second...

The BBC's Price of Football study throws up plenty of questions but what we want to know is this...

Who are your team and how do you support them?

Let us know at #PriceofFootball or on the Match of the Day Facebook page, external

We've even put together a little video for you featuring some key figures and quirky stats about the football shirt.

In the Premier League the average cost of an adult shirt is now £49.68, up 4.8% with 10 clubs putting prices up.

Manchester United's £60 adult shirt is the highest in the study, as is their £45 junior shirt.

Watch the video here.

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We've also got a Price of Football quiz for you, featuring some of the more eye-catching deals on offer for football fans - and some that we've made up.

Does a Scottish club offer a free ticket to the Highland Games with a season ticket? Is there a non-league club who let mums in free on Mothers Day?

Have a go here.

Dan Roan
BBC Sports editor

It appears the sport is still becoming more expensive for the poorest fans who want to go and watch occasional matches.

Many feel that football is unlike any other business and fans should be treated as more than mere customers. Prepare for the protests to continue.

You can read more from Dan here.

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So how much does you support cost you compared to other clubs? Well you can find out using the BBC's Price of Football calculator.

You can also find out how much you might spend this year going to matches.  

Have a gohere.

So, what are the headlines from the BBC's Price of Football study? Well, the main news is that 70% of tickets analysed saw a freeze or reduction in price for this season.

The other main lines:

•   The average cost of a replica football shirt is now £42.18 for adults and £33.78 for children
•  The cheapest match-day ticket in the Premier League now costs more than £30 on average for the first time after 11 clubs put up prices
• The Scottish Premiership's cheapest ticket now costs £20.17 on average - less than England's Championship and League One
• Tickets in the Women's Super League in England, which saw attendances increase by 48% after the World Cup, cost less than £5

The Guardian leads on an unwanted record for England spinners Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid, who managed to concede 302 runs without taking a single wicket over the first two days of England's first Test against Pakistan.

Day three is already underway in Abu Dhabi, and now Moeen is batting. England are currently 70-0 - you can follow our dedicated live text here.

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