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Disaster.

You know how we said Mark Wood was batting beautifully? He's just pushed one to first slip.

England are nine down and on the brink of defeat. Jimmy Anderson is trudging to the crease. 11.1 overs to go. Big ask to see it through to the end now.

South Korean tycoon Chung Mong-Joon formally announced Monday he was withdrawing from the race for the Fifa presidency due to an "unjust" ban from the sport.

Chung was banned for six years by Fifa's ethics committee, which also suspended president Sepp Blatter, secretary-general Jerome Valcke and Uefa president Michel Platini for 90 days. 

Getting back to the news that Arsenal have been fined - along with agent Alan Middleton - after breaching the Football Association's football agent regulations in relation to the transfer of Calum Chambers from Southampton...

A statement from the FA read: "Arsenal admitted part of the breach but denied another, which was found not proven following an Independent Regulatory Commission.

"The charges against Mr Middleton, which he denied, were found proven."

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The written reasons for the sanctions described the incident as a classic case of "fronting", where an unauthorised and unlicensed agent was involved.

A statement from Arsenal read: "We acted in good faith throughout in this transfer and had no reason to believe that the player's representative was not authorised to be involved in the transfer negotiations.

"The FA fully recognised that there was no intention to mislead on Arsenal's part."

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Today we're asking you: Who is Britain's greatest ever sportsperson and why?

lojol patch: Beryl Burton, a whole host of records, longevity, and the only woman to hold a world record which bettered the men's record.

A brilliant shout this one. It's definitely worth reading more, over here, but here's a taster of Burton's crowning achievement.

On 17 September 1967, at the UK National Time Trial, a 30-year-old Burton rode 277.25 miles in 12 hours along the roads and country lanes of Yorkshire, beating the men's world record that day, overtaking all 99 men and offering men's champion Mike McNamara a Liquorice Allsort as an energy booster as she did so.

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One hour to go in the cricket and Adil Rashid and Mark Wood are - at the massive risk of tempting fate - batting beautifully.

Pakistan are just starting to get frustrated and England, whisper it, are starting to feel just a smidgeon of confidence about their chances of limping to the close and scraping a draw - something which seemed hugely unlikely a couple of hours ago.

Rashid is 57 not out, Wood unbeaten on 26, with England 304-8 and only Jimmy Anderson to come in the batting stakes.

It's going to be a nail-biter. Live text commentary here.

Calum Chambers moved from Saints to the Gunners in July 2014 for an undisclosed fee, believed to be in the region of £11million.

Agent Alan Middleton has been fined £30,000 and suspended for three months for his part in the same matter, PA is reporting.

Arsenal have been fined £60,000 and warned over their future conduct after breaching the Football Association's football agent regulations in relation to the transfer of Calum Chambers from Southampton, the FA has announced.

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Here's news of that injury to Phil Jagielka - who limped off at the Emirates Stadium as Everton lost 2-1 on Saturday.

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Two consecutive defeats have taken a bit of the gloss off Everton's good start to the season.

They're mid table in the Premier League with over a quarter of the season completed.

In their opening 10 games of the campaign they've played the top eight teams from last season.

Tomorrow night's League Cup tie with Norwich at Goodison gives them an opportunity to get back on track and book their place in the quarter finals of the competition.

At this lunchtimes news conference we should find out a bit more about Phil Jagielka's knee injury.

Everton boss Martinez is due to talk to the media at any minute - we'll bring you the best of what he says.

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Norwich have lost three Premier League games in a row, including the 1-0 defeat at home to West Brom on Saturday. 

They will look to stop the rot with a trip to Everton in the League Cup fourth round on Tuesday. It is a competition the Canaries have won twice, in 1962 and 1985. 

Manager Alex Neil will speak to the media at 12:30 BST.

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Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini was pleased with a point in a dull Manchester derby at Old Trafford but stressed that he does not enjoy seeing his side play defensively.

United had the two best chances when Jesse Lingard hit the crossbar and Joe Hart saved from Chris Smalling.

Pellegrini said: "I am satisfied with a point but I don't like to play in this way. It's easy to play that way.

"If we want to defend, we can. We don't like to, we are an attacking team."

From The Sun's cricket writer. Surely it can't happen, can it?

'My word, I say, marvellous, isn't it?'

How about this for a long-range strike?    

Watch here as Salford City's James Poole scores a sublime goal from the centre circle in their 1-0 win over Southport to send the club into the FA Cup first round proper for the first time.

Poole and company will find out who they'll face next in tonight's draw - live on BBC Two from 19:00 GMT.

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We've had some brilliant nominations from you so far - Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, Sir Bradley Wiggins, Sir Steve Redgrave. 

But this one you might not have heard of: 

David Bell: Has to be Max Woosnam. Unsung hero. Nobody else even comes close to this man's ability.

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A big claim that. But how about this as evidence to support it... 

According to Wikipedia, and aside from having a brilliant moustache, Woosnam:

• Won tennis gold (and a silver) at the 1920 Olympics
• Won the 1921 Wimledon mixed doubles
• Captained Manchester City and England at football
• Completed a 147 break in snooker
• Scored a century at Lords
• And beat Charlie Chaplin at table tennis, playing with a butter knife

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Plenty ofJose Mourinhotalk in Monday's papers.

TheDaily Mail, externalreports that Chelsea are preparing for Mourinho's departure, while theStar, externalclaims the Blues gaffer will be given one more chance to save his job but that defeat to Liverpool next Saturday will result in his sacking.

Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola is Chelsea's first-choice replacement for Mourinho if the Portuguese cannot find a solution to the Premier League champions' poor form, says the Telegraph., external

ButThe Sun, externalinsists Mourinho retains the backing of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, despite his sending off and the defeat at West Ham.

Make of all that what you will...

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Adil Rashid has got a hugely deserved 50 in Dubai, as England push on to 298-8.

Still plenty of work to do though, with Rashid and Mark Wood - 26 not out - needing to survive a heck of a lot longer yet if England are to salvage a draw from this Test.

Live text commentary here.

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Always be careful what you're saying and where...

Bournemouth have started an investigation after a conversation containing swearing was broadcast over their public address system.

The incident happened during the final minutes of the Cherries' 5-1 defeat by Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.

A man was heard to swear before describing Tottenham's Premier League victory as "men against boys".

Asked about the incident after the match, Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said: "I just heard noise, I didn't really hear any words said."

Slightly awkward one, this, given that City have yet to announce the signing of the 25-year-old former Brisbane Roar midfielder...

Fox Sports in Australia are reporting, external that it is a done deal, though.

Important breaking news in the Daily Mail, external - and a story which highlights the danger of consuming one too many beers and heading to the loo.

The Mail reports that a Barnsley FC supporter nodded off in the toilets at half-time during Saturday's home defeat to Fleetwood - and woke up seven hours later to find himself trapped in the ground.

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"When emergency services arrived at the stadium, the supporter - who had lost his phone and shoes - was stood on top of a portakabin calling for help," says the paper.

A spokesman for Barnsley fire service - who were called to help the stranded supporter - said: "I know Barnsley lost again but it can't be that bad."