Summary

  • 11 Premier League news conferences

  • England women lose 2-1 to China

  • England to face Dutch at Wembley in March

  • Who is your sporting villain? #bbcsportsday

  1. football

    Commons ragespublished at 08:57

    Molde 3-1 Celtic

    Scottish SunImage source, Scottish Sun

    As well as watching his side get turned over on the park, Celtic manager Ronnie Deila had another problem to deal with in Norway on Thursday.

    As the Scottish Sun reports, goalscorer Kris Commons threw an almighty huff when he was substituted, ranting and raving at assistant manager John Collins.

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    Arsenal news conferencepublished at 08:52

    Arsenal v Everton (Sat, 17:30 BST)

    Rob Nothman
    BBC Sport

    ArsenalImage source, BBC Sport

    An upbeat mood at Arsenal on Friday after consecutive wins against Manchester United, Watford and Bayern Munich. 

    And yet expect manager Arsene Wenger to be drawn on the reasons behind midfielder Aaron Ramsey's latest injury. And will it be Theo Walcott or Olivier Giroud starting up front against Everton on Saturday?

    The Frenchman will face the cameras from around 09:00 BST.

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    Champagne cork poppedpublished at 08:47

    Football

    Dan Roan
    BBC Sports editor

    Former Sepp Blatter aide Jerome Champagne has entered the chaotic Fifa presidential race.   

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    Anderlecht 2-1 Tottenhampublished at 08:41

    Football

    Tottenham slipped to third in Europa League Group J with their first loss of the campaign at Anderlecht.

    Spurs took an early lead when Christian Eriksen capitalised on a mix-up in the hosts' defence.

    But Guillaume Gillet rifled in an equaliser before Anderlecht top scorer Stefano Okaka secured victory late on.

    Tottenham striker Harry Kane, a second-half substitute, failed to beat goalkeeper Silvio Proto after being played clean through at 1-1.

    Read the full match report here.

    Tottenham"s Harry Kane (L) and Anderlecht"s Serigne Mbodji vie for the ball during in the UEFA Europa League match between RSC Anderlecht and Tottenham Hotspur FCImage source, Getty Images
  5. cricket

    Pakistan v Englandpublished at 08:38

    Cricket

    This is the latest from the Pakistan v England which we have covered on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra. 

    We also have some wonderful live text commentary from the BBC Sport cricket team. Join in their debate on "Sportspeople who defy the years" using #bbccricket 

    cricket
  6. football

    Norwich news conferencepublished at 08:37

    Norwich v West Brom (Sat, 15:00 BST)

    Chris Goreham
    BBC Radio Norfolk sport

    Norwich

    The view fromAlex Neil'sseat at Colney. The Norwich manager will be talking to us - and the cameras - shortly...  

  7. football

    England to face Netherlandspublished at 08:30
    Breaking

    Football

    EnglandImage source, Getty Images

    England will face the Netherlands at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday, 29 March 2016. The fixture will form a key part of Roy Hodgson's side preparations for Euro 2016 next summer and will follow matches against fellow European giants Spain, France and Germany. 

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    Molde 3 -1 Celticpublished at 08:25

    Football

    Vegard ForrenImage source, AP

    Celtic's chances of a place in the knockout phase of the Europa League were reduced as Molde consolidated their lead at the top of Group A.

    In atrocious conditions, Dedryck Boyata's slack pass paved the way for Ola Kamara to secure an early lead.

    That was followed by a second from Vegard Forren on 18 minutes, which put the Norwegian champions in command.

    Kris Commons reduced the deficit after the break, but Mohamed Elyounoussi soon restored the two-goal advantage.

    Read the full match report here.

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    Liverpool 1 - 1 Rubin Kazanpublished at 08:20

    Football

    Jurgen KloppImage source, Getty Images

    As all the papers have gone to town on Jurgen Klopp looking angry, we thought we would too...

    The new Liverpool boss endured a frustrating first game at Anfield as the Reds were held to a draw by 10-man Rubin Kazan in the Europa League.

    The visitors took the lead through Marko Devic's stunning half-volley but had captain Oleg Kuzmin sent off for a second yellow card soon after.

    Liverpool responded as Emre Can stabbed in following a free-kick.

    Substitute Christian Beneteke hit the post late on as Liverpool were held to a third successive Group B draw.

    Read the full match report here.

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    Sahin to make Anfield return?published at 08:15

    Football gossip

    According to The Metro,, external Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp may go back to former club Borussia Dortmund to try to sign 27-year-old midfielder Nuri Sahin, who had a spell on loan at Anfield from Real Madrid in 2012.

    Nuri SahinImage source, Nuri Sahin
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    Happy birthday to who?published at 08:10

    Football

  12. Friday's back pagespublished at 08:09 British Summer Time 23 October 2015

    Klopp shouting has turned up again - This time on the back page of The Mail.(Someone start a "Klopp shouting at things" Tumbler please). 

    An all together different story from The Mail. FA board member, Heather Rabbats could be removed from her position for speaking out in support ofEva Carneiro after she left her position as club doctor at Chelsea, according to The Mail.

    The MailImage source, The Mail
  13. Friday's back pagespublished at 08:01 British Summer Time 23 October 2015

    Another image of Klopp with fists up and an open mouth on The Daily Express.

    That photographer who took this shot must be making a killing today...

    They have also mentioned the potential fine coming Manchester City's way.

    Daily ExpressImage source, Daily Express
  14. Friday's back pagespublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 23 October 2015

    The Mirror seem to be suggesting that two draws in two games is evidence the "Klopp party" is over... 

    Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaaaaaaal has also said that the Premier League's lack of winter break and "wicked schedule" is ruining English football...

    The MirrorImage source, The Mirror
  15. Friday's back pagespublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 23 October 2015

    After Manchester City's fans allegedly booed during the Champions League anthem before their match against Sevilla on Wednesday, The Star have said the club will fight any punishment handed to them. 

    You may notice a theme of Klopp looking angry across this morning's back pages...

    The StarImage source, The Star
  16. Friday's back pagespublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 23 October 2015

    Plenty on the back page of today's edition of The Sun.

    According to them, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City are all sniffing around the Barcelona dressing room hoping to bring Lionel Messi to the Premier League.

    We would imagine it would take a lot to persuade him to leave sunny Spain... 

    They have also highlighted Liverpool's Europa League draw against Rubin Kazan on Thursday evening. New manager Jurgen Klopp only managed a draw on his Anfield debut.

    The SunImage source, The Sun
  17. Good morning...published at 08:00

    #bbcsportsday

    Plenty to keep you going today so let's not mess about. 

    Shall we have a look at this morning's papers?