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Kick-off itself is at 20:00 BST.

We'll be back from 08:00 BST on Tuesday to keep you updated throughout the day with all the breaking sports news.

Until then, cheerio!

England out at the pool stage, Wales, Ireland, Scotland and France all losing in the quarter-finals... hard luck stories aside, it has not been a good Rugby World Cup for the northern hemisphere.

BBC Sport's chief sports writer Tom Fordyce examines why and where it went wrong and how European rugby can recover.

Read his thoughts here.

More on the FA's written reasons for fining Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho £50,000 and giving him a suspended one-match stadium ban...

In response to another Mourinho point of mitigation – that his comments were made post-match with tensions running high, the panel ruled that was “no excuse”.

They added: “Mr Mourinho is an experienced manager and an experienced interviewee. This was not some spur-of-the-moment unguarded outburst. These were quite lengthy comments, delivered calmly and in a controlled way."

The FA has published its written reasons for fining Jose Mourinho £50,000 – a punishment the Portuguese described as “astonishing” and which he said he will appeal against – for his comments about referees not giving Chelsea penalties following  a 3-1 home loss to Southampton.

He was also given a one-match stadium ban, suspended for 12 months.

The FA panel claimed that increasing levels of fines are “not on their own going to be a reliable deterrent” for Mourinho.

Mourinho had also tried to argue in mitigation that English is not his first language, but the panel decided “his English is far too sophisticated for that to affect our conclusion”.

BBC Radio 5 Live

It might not be the first sport you would associate with the United States, but rugby has transformed the lives of some teenagers living in inner-city Memphis, Tennessee.

Non-profit organisation Memphis Inner City Rugby was setup by college graduates Shane Young and Devin O'Brien in 2012 to bring low-income players to the sport and boost their aspirations.

Listen to this clip to find out more about the fascinating project.

Umpire Aleem Dar has been withdrawn from the India-South Africa series by the International Cricket Council.

The governing body made the decision after far-right Hindu nationalists stormed the Board of Control for Cricket in India offices in Mumbai.

Shiv Sena party activists threatened to prevent Pakistani Dar from standing in the fifth one-day international in Chennai on Sunday.

Dar is a three-time winner of the ICC's Umpire of the Year award.

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Stevenage goalkeeper Jesse Jorenen has played down his achievement in scoring against Wycombe.

The 22-year-old Finn kicked the ball upfield from the edge of his area and then saw it bounce over opposite number Matt Ingram, with Boro going on to win Saturday's League Two game 2-1.

"For me it was just a clearance. There was not much else to it, I got lucky with the wind and that was basically it," he told BBC Look East.

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Former England forward Ben Kay has been named among the five-man panel to review the hosts' dismal World Cup campaign and ex-team-mate Austin Healey has responded with a touch of sarcasm.

Kay dropped the ball within a metre of a certain England try during the 2003 World Cup final against Australia.

Just think, Jonny Wilkinson's winning drop goal may never have been necessary... 

West Brom winger James McLean has been formally warned about his behaviour by the Football Association after he celebrated the Baggies’ 1-0 home victory over Sunderland on Saturday in front of the travelling supporters.

The former Black Cats player’s actions triggered a confrontation between both sets of players at the end of the game and the FA has also reminded the clubs of their responsibilities.

Rotherham United have signed Norwich City defender Harry Toffolo on a one-month loan deal. 

The 20-year-old England Under-20 international has made one appearance for the Canaries, against the Millers in this season's League Cup. 

He could make his debut for Rotherham in Tuesday's home game against Brentford in the Championship.

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Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood is taking inspiration from Alan Pardew as he looks to improve his own fortunes.

Sherwood is favourite to lose his job , external after a seventh defeat in eight league games on Saturday left Villa 19th in the table.

But he said: "I can take a lot of inspiration from people like Alan Pardew, who was screamed out of town in Newcastle and look at him now.

"I can only control what I can do and I remain confident in that." 

Valencia coach Nuno has left Alvaro Negredo out for Tuesday's Champions League Group H match at home to Ghent, the second consecutive game the former Spain striker will not feature in. 

Media reports have said Nuno is unhappy with comments Negredo made about tactics but the Portuguese underlined on Monday that the decision not to include him was "purely sporting".

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A little more from Joe Cole:. "I've been playing in an era where we are very lucky and we appreciate that as footballers," said the midfielder.

"Most of us come from council estates and working class.

"You have an opportunity to lead a good life and finances are not going to be a problem for me.

"That wasn't an issue for me coming here. I just want to play football, regardless of the level, proper football, competitive football.

"I want to play for the right team and the right manager who plays the right way. I'm just excited to play a game."

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Joe Cole insisted he is not interested in Coventry's money and joined the Sky Blues because he is desperate to play again.

The ex-England midfielder made a shock loan move to the Ricoh from Aston Villa on Friday and is expected to make his Coventry debut in their League One game at Rochdale tomorrow.

Villa are subsidising most of Cole's wages during his 35-day spell and the 33-year-old said money is not an issue.

"If I was coming here for the money I wouldn't be here," said Cole.

New Leeds boss Steve Evans gave a spectacular interview with BBC Radio Sheffield in April after Rotherham secured their place in the Championship next season with a 2-1 win over Reading.

The former manage, who joined fans and players on the pitch after the game, said: "It’s my best ever result as a manager, ever. The pressure has been intense. There’s not been a lot of sleep. There’s been heartache.

“There was a Millwall player who said we’ve not got bottle. Well, I’ve got 12 bottles of pink finest champagne and we’ll be drinking them for about a week! Look forward to League One, son, and keep your trap shut!"

Listen to the interview

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More Leeds news

Leeds chairman Massimo Cellino has been disqualified by the Football League after failing its owners' and directors' test.  

A statement from the Football League says: 

"In June, Mr Cellino was found guilty by a Court in Sardinia of an offence under Italian tax legislation relating to the non-payment of VAT on the importation of a Land Rover vehicle.  This resulted in a fine of €40,000 and the confiscation of the vehicle in question.

"Having considered detailed legal advice and the Court’s reasoned judgment, as supplied by Mr Cellino, the board determined that the decision of the Italian Court constitutes a disqualifying condition under the owners' and directors' test. 

"Mr Cellino has until 28 October to appeal against the board's decision.  Any such appeal would be heard by an independent panel."

A Question of Sport Teaser

Earlier we asked you to name the six players who have scored a Premier League hat-trick this term.

The answer? Sergio Aguero, Steven Naismith, Alexis Sanchez, Raheem Sterling, Georginio Wijnaldum and Callum Wilson.

Rugby's governing body has no plans to review the use of the television match official (TMO), despite a furore after it was not invoked during the controversial finale of Australia's World Cup quarter-final win over Scotland.

Australia edged the Scots 35-34 at Twickenham with a last minute three-pointer and, while TV replays showed the decisive penalty may have been awarded in error, the referee had not been permitted to consult the TMO due to the nature of the infringement.

"In the build-up to the tournament we have been at pains to explain the exact remit and protocols around the TMO," a World Rugby (WR) spokesman told Reuters on Monday.