Well that's pretty much it from Sportsday.

We'll leave you in the good hands of our football colleagues, who'll be guiding you through the first round draw for this year's FA Cup, from 18:30 GMT. 

You can follow all that over here.

See you tomorrow!

And if you weren't following Test Match Special's excellent commentary, it's certainly worth catching up with the latest edition of Pint-Sized TMS.

Today it's mostly about, erm, jellyfish...

How should England respond to narrow defeat by Pakistan in their second Test?

Former England captain Michael Vaughan thinks there should be changes for the third and final Test in Sharjah...

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Liberia FA president Musa Bility says his campaign team have successfully submitted his candidacy to Fifa to stand in February's presidential elections.

The 48-year-old's campaign manager, Edwin Snowe, met with Fifa's acting secretary general Marcus Kattner on Monday morning at the world governing body's headquarters in Zurich.

Bility is only the second African to formally stand for the Fifa presidency, after reigning Confederation of African Football president Issa Hayatou - currently the acting Fifa president given Sepp Blatter's suspension - tried and failed in the 2002 elections.  

The deadline for applications is 00:00 GMT on Tuesday.  

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Is former Aston Villa striker (can I call him a legend, Villa fans?) Dwight Yorke the man to steer the club off the rocks?

Here's what he makes of the sacking of manager Tim Sherwood and beyond, as told to BBC WM Sport:

“Could I do any worse? It would be a challenge but I think I can do that job. It wouldn’t be a settling in period – I know the area, I know everything about the club and the fans.

“You look at West Brom, Stoke and Leicester City – they’ve all got better players. For me, that is alarming.The magnitude of Aston Villa – it’s known as the biggest club in the Midlands but we’re a laughing stock at the moment.

“We’ve seen experienced managers take over and what have they achieved? Nothing. Whoever comes in is a gamble but I’ve learnt over the years and I know what it takes.”

Second seed Garbine Muguruza of Spain marks her debut in the WTA finals with a 6-3 7-6 (7-4) victory over Lucie Safarova in Singapore.

The 22-year-old world number three is the first Spaniard to play in the event since Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in 2001.

Sixth-seed Angelique Kerber beat world number five Petra Kvitova 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) for her second win in seven matches at the season-ending tournament, which begins with a round-robin stage. 

Simona Halep, Maria Sharapova, Agnieszka Radwanska and Flavia Pennetta make up the other group, with the top two from each group advancing to the semi-finals.

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That sanction was the seventh time Mourinho has been fined by the FA in 10 years - with those punishments totalling £181,000. 

Head over here for a look at the interviews that have got him in trouble in the past... 

Earlier this month, Mourinho said he would be appealing against a separate £50,000 fine from the Football Association which he has called "a disgrace".

Mourinho said officials were afraid to award his team penalties after referee Robert Madley denied the Blues a spot-kick in a 3-1 loss to Southampton.

The 52-year-old was also given a suspended one-match stadium ban.

Mourinho watched most of the second half from the directors' box at Upton Park, but disappeared shortly after Andy Carroll headed home West Ham's winner and did not reappear to fulfil his post-match press duties...

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The FA has also charged both West Ham and Chelsea for for failing to control their players in the match, and say all parties have until 18:00 GMT on Thursday to reply.

Mourinho was sent off at half-time at Upton Park, following the dismissal of his assistant Silvino Louro and midfielder Nemanja Matic, as Chelsea suffered a fifth in 10 league games this season.

It leaves the reigning champions in 15th place with 11 points, 11 points behind leaders Manchester City.

The FA has also charged Louro with misconduct in relation to his behaviour.

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The Football Association charges Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho with misconduct in relation to his behaviour towards the match officials at West Ham on Saturday.

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Nine News, external are reporting in Australia that Sam Burgess wants to return to Rugby League. They say Burgess is in "top level negotiations" about a return to his former club, the South Sydney Rabbitohs. 

Burgess, who watched his former Rugby League team-mates England beat France 84-4 at the weekend, received widespread criticism during England's poor World Cup performance, having switched codes to join Bath last year. 

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It goes from bad to worse for Chelsea.

Jose Mourinho's side will be fined £25,000 by the Football Association for receiving more than five bookings in Saturday's 2-1 defeat at West Ham.

The club will also be asked by the Premier League to explain why Mourinho did not take part in a post-match news conference.

He was sent off at half-time, following the dismissal of his assistant Silvino Louro and midfielder Nemanja Matic.

Defeat at Upton Park was was Chelsea's fifth in 10 league games this season and left the reigning champions in 15th place with 11 points, 11 points behind leaders Manchester City.

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Derby County manager Paul Clement says his side can still improve, despite their eight-game unbeaten run lifting them to fifth in the Championship.

Since a home defeat by Leeds at the end of August, the Rams have turned their form around in impressive style.

Clement told BBC Radio Derby: "We are on a good run of results. We've won six and drawn two since that Leeds game.

"We are definitely moving in the right direction but still have so much to improve on."

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Meanwhile, ex-Aston Villa goalkeeper Mark Bosnich has been speaking to BBC World Service's Sport Today programme about the problems facing his former club. 

"It's desperate times," Australian Bosnich said. "They need to get someone in very quickly. Whether it's pretty or not, it's now all about results. 

"But if they can survive another season in the Premier League until the increase in TV money next year then they have to tear up the blueprint and start again. 

"They have struggled over the last few seasons and could have easily gone down." 

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Is former Sunderland head coach Gus Poyet set for a return to management?

The 47-year-old is another to have been mentioned in connection with the Aston Villla job, but he's also been linked with Greek side AEK Athens, too.

Reports suggest the Uruguayan , externalhas held talks with AEK, who are searching for a new boss following the resignation of Traianos Dellas after two and a half years in the job.

Poyet has been out of work since he was sacked by the Black Cats in March after 18 months in charge at the Stadium of Light.  

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Aston Villa had their fair share of headlines in Monday's papers.

The Guardian, external says former Lyon boss Remi Garde, 49, is the front-runner to succeed Tim Sherwood at Villa, after the 46-year-old's dismissal on Sunday.

But according to the Daily Express,, external Villa are also keen to interview Real Sociedad manager David Moyes, 52, while Sherwood could be in line to manage Swindon Town.

Meanwhile, Sherwood, claims The Mirror,, external is set to collect around £2m in compensation after his sacking following the home defeat by Swansea.

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The last two boats for the provisional Great Britain slalom team for the 2016 Olympic Games have been decided today in races at the Lee Valley White Water Centre.

Joe Clarke and Fiona Pennie booked their spots alongside David Florence and Richard Hounslow for next summer's trip to Rio.