Summary

  • Capital One Cup Rd 4 & Scottish League Cup last eight build-up

  • Liverpool's Anfield stadium evacuated

  • Villa's Richards charged with improper conduct

  • Scotland women beat Macedonia 4-1

  • Testimonial debate #bbcsportsday

  1. football

    No VIP dealpublished at 17:06

    Football

    Some Sheffield Wednesday fans might raise their eyes slightly at the news that their club has signed Gary Hooper from Norwich.

    According to this Sheffield Star, external article from last month, the Owls made a deadline day move to get the striker in on loan - but it didn't happen because the striker’s wanted a VIP box at Hillsborough as part of the deal...

    Gary HooperImage source, PA
  2. football

    Wednesday sign Hooperpublished at 17:02

    Football

    GHImage source, Getty Images

    Sheffield Wednesday have signed Norwich strikerGary Hooperon anemergency loan deal.

    The former Celtic player, who has netted 20 goals in 70 matches for the Canaries, will remain at Hillsborough until 17 January.

    Hooper, recently recovered from an ankle injury, has found first-team opportunities hard to come by at Carrow Road this term and the last of his two appearances came in the defeat to Southampton at the end of August.

  3. football

    Two men go 'missing' inside Anfieldpublished at 16:56

    Football

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    The Liverpool Echo, external is reporting that police have been called to Anfield after two men went missing inside the stadium.

    Merseyside Police sent crews to the stadium at 15:05 GMT after a report that the men had gone missing.

    The stadium - which is currently being redeveloped to increase the capacity to 54,000 - has been evacuated.

  4. football

    Scotland maintain 100% recordpublished at 16:50

    Football

    Scotland WomenImage source, .

    Two goals from Rachel Corsie helped Scotland to a 4-1 in Macedonia to go top of Group 1 in Euro 2017 qualifying.

    All four Scotland goals were scored inside a frantic spell in the first half, with Kim Little opening the scoring on 22 minutes, and Caroline Weir getting the fourth just nine minutes later. 

    With three victories, Anna Signeul's side lead the group, above top seeds Iceland on goal difference. 

    You can read a full match report here.

  5. boxing

    'Khan favourite for final Pacquiao bout'published at 16:44

    Boxing

    Amir KhanImage source, Getty Images

    Amir Khan says he is the favourite to face Manny Pacquiao in the Filipino boxing legend's final fight.

    Khan had earlier suggested the match was unlikely but now believes there is a "big chance" of taking on the seven-weight world champion.

    Alongside Khan, Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum has also named Terence Crawford and Tim Bradley as possible contenders for his star's last bout.

    "I am the front-runner," Khan told BBC Sport.

    "There's a big chance of the fight happening, it's all about making sure my team is on point with the deal and they need to make sure they get the fight that I want."

  6. football

    Coloccini ban overturnedpublished at 16:38

    Football

    The Football Association say an Independent Regulatory Commission found the match referee had made an error in dismissing Coloccini for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity.

    English football's governing body also said they have charged Newcastle for failing to control their players - in relation to the reaction to the sending off.

    The Magpies have until 18:00 GMT on Friday to respond to the charge

  7. football

    Coloccini ban overturnedpublished at 16:35

    Football

    Newcastle captain Coloccini was given a straight red card during first half injury-time in Sunday's 3-0 defeat by Sunderland, following an incident involving Sunderland's Steven Fletcher which resulted in the awarding of a penalty kick.

  8. football

    Coloccini ban overturnedpublished at 16:33
    Breaking

    Football

    Fabricio ColocciniImage source, Getty Images

    Newcastle defender Fabricio Coloccini will not serve a one-match suspension after his wrongful dismissal claim was successful.

  9. football

    Fulham recall Donnelly from Crawleypublished at 16:28

    Football

    Fulham have recalled defender Liam Donnelly from his loan spell at League Two side Crawley Town.

    The 19-year-old Northern Ireland international has made 12 appearances for the Reds and was due to remain with the West Sussex club until 2 January.

    Meanwhile, Ipswich defender Josh Yorwerth has extended his loan spell with Crawley until 29 December.

  10. baseball

    Test of knowledgepublished at 16:22

    Baseball

    Earlier on, we asked...

    The answers? NY Yankees, St Louis Cardinals, Oakland Athletics, San Francisco Giants, Boston Red Sox and LA Dodgers.

  11. formula 1

    ‘Music is the key to the soul’published at 16:15

    Formula 1

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    Have you heard Lewis Hamilton playing the piano? He’s pretty good!

    He says he just 'dibbles and dabbles', but take it from us - it's impressive stuff.    

    Don't believe us? Have a listen over here…

  12. athletics

    Time on his sidepublished at 16:08

    IPC Athletics World Championships

    Elizabeth Hudson
    BBC Sport at IPC Athletics Championships, Doha

    Richard WhiteheadImage source, BBC Sport

    Richard Whitehead speaks to BBC Radio 5 live after breaking his own world record in the T42 200m heats at the IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha.

    The London 2012 gold medallist clocked a time of 24.10 - beating the 24.38 he set at the Olympic Stadium three years ago.

    "I was quite nervous this morning," he admitted. "I knew I was in great shape and I wanted to go out there and deliver."

  13. football

    What were you doing at 28?published at 16:01

    Football

    Julian NagelsmannImage source, Getty Images

    Hoffenheim have appointed a new manager - and he's only 28. 

    Julian Nagelsmann, who has yet to pass his senior coaching exams, has been in charge of the Hoffenheim U19s, and will take over at the end of the season.

    By our calculations, there are six players in the current Hoffenheim squad who are older than Nagelsmann, including former Germany striker Kevin Kuranyi

    We've just worked out that he was born after Maradona's handball...

  14. gymnastics

    Heading to Riopublished at 15:56

    Gymnastics

    Great Britain's men have qualified for the Rio Olympic Games after confirming their place in the World Gymnastics Championships team final.

    The top eight nations in Glasgow guarantee places in Rio, and Great Britain's score of 354.417 on Sunday proved enough.

    Great Britain finished qualifying in third place behind Japan and China.

    The team consists of Max Whitlock, Dan Purvis, Louis Smith, Nile Wilson, Kristian Thomas and Brinn Bevan.

    "Getting the team to Rio was the number one priority coming here and we're all delighted to have got the job done," said Thomas, pictured below doing a procedure you definitely shouldn't try at home...

    KTImage source, Getty Images
  15. football

    Germany World Cup payment claimpublished at 15:51

    Football

    Fresh allegations that bribes were paid to help Germany secure the 2006 World Cup have surfaced with claims that a Fifa member from New Zealand was paid $250,000 on the eve of the vote.

    Theo Zwanziger, the former head of the German FA, claims a Swiss court document bears out his belief that the late Charles Dempsey was paid off - Dempsey had been mandated to vote for South Africa but abstained and Germany won the vote 12-11.

  16. rugby league

    Molloy extends Wakefield staypublished at 15:44

    Rugby League

    Jon MolloyImage source, swpix.com

    Forward Jon Molloy has given Wakefield a boost by signing a new two-year deal with the club. 

    The 24-year-old second-row joined the Wildcats from Huddersfield Giants in April 2013 and has made 25 Super League appearances for the club.

  17. football

    Historic garmentpublished at 15:39

    Football

    Bill Rice
    BBC Radio Manchester

    Charlie RobertsImage source, Getty Images

    A shirt worn by a footballer who helped form the players' union has sold for £30,000 at auction.

    The jersey was worn by Manchester United captain Charlie Roberts during the club's first FA Cup final win in 1909, when they beat Bristol City 1-0.

    Five years ago on this very day, United themselves paid over £200,000 for former player Nobby Stiles’ World Cup & European Cup winners medals at auction.

  18. rugby union

    Worcester sign Georgia's Bregvadzepublished at 15:32

    Rugby Union

    Premiership side Worcester Warriors have signed Georgia international hooker Jaba Bregvadze.

    The 27-year-old, who has won 32 caps for his country, played in three pool games at the World Cup and is available for Warriors' match against Gloucester on Saturday.

  19. rugby union

    Prince will present trophypublished at 15:29

    Rugby Union

    PHImage source, Getty Images

    It has been confirmed that Prince Harry will present the Webb Ellis Cup to the winners of Rugby World Cup at Twickenham on Saturday.

    New Zealand and Australia go had-to-head in the final.

    In his role as Honorary President of England Rugby 2015, Prince Harry spoke at the opening ceremony - and will close the tournament by handing the trophy to the winning captain.

  20. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 15:30 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2015

    #bbcsportsday

    Today we're asking; Which one player would you want to appear in your testimonial and why?

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    Andrew Drummond: Ice-man Dennis Bergkamp at testimonial. You can't buy class. Let's rework Newcastle pirouette goal with fat amateurs.

    Nick of the Town: My testimonial player of choice would be Jean Louis Valois - joined Luton, set the league alight, left. Far too good.

    Darragh Nolan: Has to be John Arne Riise, cult hero at LFC and that rocket of a left foot is unmatched.

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