League Cup build-up
DEBATE: What's your team's Achilles heel? #bbcsportsday
VOTE: How much longer will Mourinho be Chelsea manager?
37% say “let’s see where they are by 30 November”
A further 27% opted for “As long as he wants, he’s Jose Mourinho”
Football
Image source, PAThe Football League have confirmed that Leeds owner Massimo Cellino has appealed against his recent disqualification under the League's Owners' and Directors' Test.
They say "the appeal will be heard in due course".
Italian Cellino was banned after being found guilty of an offence under Italian tax legislation relating to the non-payment of VAT in June.
Rugby Union
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand legend Jonah Lomu fears back-rowers David Pocock and Michael Hooper will give Australia the edge in the breakdown in the World Cup final.
Lomu believes the All Blacks' ability to nullify Australia's two breakdown specialists will determine the outcome.
"If there's any team who can give New Zealand a run for their money it's Australia because they're the only team to beat them this year," said Lomu.
"Australia's speed into the breakdown will give the All Blacks a headache."
Rugby Union
Image source, Getty ImagesMunster and Ireland full-back Felix Jones has been forced to retire aged just 28 after a neck injury.
Munster confirmed Jones was advised to retire from the sport after a neck problem suffered in the 23-21 Pro12 clash win over Glasgow Warriors on 2 October.
Jones made 90 Munster appearances and won 13 Ireland caps, missing the final selection cut ahead of the World Cup.
"It is still unthinkable to believe I will never play another game of rugby," said Jones.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesStephen Quinn will miss the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2016 play-off matches against Bosnia & Herzegovina on 13 and 16 November because of a knee injury.
The Reading midfielder was not included in Republic manager Martin O'Neill's provisional 39-man squad for the games.
The squad will be trimmed ahead of the group meeting on 9 November.
Uncapped trio Alan Judge, Eunan O'Kane and Adam Rooney are included, as is Stoke City striker Jon Walters, who is suspended for the first game.
Football
Image source, AFPOn top of being knocked out of the Capital One Cup at Sheffield Wednesday, Arsenal suffered a couple of unwanted injury blows at Hillsborough last night. An update to this is that forward Theo Walcott and midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are expected to miss the club’s next three games.
Early indications are that Walcott’s injury is slightly worse than Oxlade-Chamberlain’s, but both are set to miss Saturday’s trip to Swansea, Wednesday’s game at Bayern Munich and the visit of Tottenham on 8 November.
There is then an international break, when England play friendlies in Spain on 13 November and at home to France four days later.
Formula 1
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Force India team have requested an advance on their 2016 championship money to help tide them through the winter and pay suppliers.
Deputy team principal Bob Fernley told Reuters the request was for a payment similar to the one Force India received from Bernie Ecclestone before the start of this season
"The only difference between what we did at the beginning of this year and what we are planning for 2016 is just bringing it forward a month or so earlier to cash-flow it better," Fernley said.
Formula 1
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Rowing
Richard Winton
BBC Sport
Safe to say that several members of the British rowing team are taking pelters from the rest after this...
George Nash, Will Satch, Paul Bennett, Tom Ransley, Matt Langridge, Oli Cook, Scott Durant and Matt Gotrel took a break from training to have a bit of fun with a Strictly Come Dancing-inspired routine.
Have a look at the results here...
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Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Nakhid’s candidacy for the Fifa presidency has been invalidated due to the fact he only received four valid football association nominations. Candidates require five.
It is understood that one national association nominated both Nakhid and another candidate. Under the election rules that would invalidate the nomination.
Nakhid’s camp are believed to be writing to Domenico Scala today to demand an explanation and receive further clarity as to how and why he has been barred from running.
How do you forget you have already nominated someone?
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What is your team's Achilles heel?
Milly Bailey: Our manager's outspokenness. Three points for the first person to guess who he is...
Stefan Glosby: Liverpool's biggest Achilles heel is their history. It's been weighing them down for 25 years as they continue to fail in their pursuit of the title.
Craig Murney: As a Celtic fan our achilles heal is playing Efe Ambrose.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesWant to discover who are the 20 most injured players in the Premier League?
Thanks to the Daily Telegraph, external you can.
The paper has compiled which players have had the most knocks since 2010. Top of the list is a Manchester United player.
IPC Athletics World Championships
Elizabeth Hudson
BBC Sport at IPC Athletics Championships, Doha
Image source, Getty ImagesParalympic champion Hannah Cockroft led home a British 1-2-3 to win gold in the T34 800m in Doha.
Cockroft, 23, beat team-mate Mel Nicholls into second with 14-year-old debutant Kare Adenegan third.
It was the first clean sweep of the championships and gives Britain a ninth gold of the meeting.
Earlier, Richard Whitehead equalled the 24.10 world record he set in the heats to retain his T42 200m crown.
Football
Earlier on, we asked you...
The answer? Charlton, Liverpool, Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Stoke.
Football gossip
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Chronicle are reporting, external that former Sunderland manager Gus Poyet has arrived in Greece to finalise a deal to take over at AEK Athens.
Football
Just to confirm, this is not a footballer...
Football
BBC Surrey
National League club Woking have made their entire playing squad available for loan.
Manager Garry Hill informed his players of the decision following Saturday's FA Cup fourth qualifying-round 3-0 defeat by Maidenhead United.
"Garry addressed all of the players and told them exactly where they stand," chairman Mike Smith told BBC Surrey.
Vote
Image source, Getty ImagesAs you can see, the vote is now closed, with a 37% of you choosing “Let’s see where they are by 30 November.”
A further 27% opted for “As long as he wants, he’s Jose Mourinho”, 18% went for “He’s got one more game”, 12% picked “Days, the man’s lost it” and 5% selected “Until his next post-match rant.”
Snooker
Image source, Getty ImagesJohn Higgins has reached the quarter-finals of the International Championship with a one-sided 6-0 win over Shaun Murphy in Daqing.
Murphy, seeded sixth, failed to get a point on the board in three frames, with 10th seed Higgins putting together a stylish break of 138 to take the fifth.
Fifth seed Neil Robertson was almost as convincing in his victory over Graeme Dott, easing to a 6-1 success.
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What is your team's Achilles heel?
Sheik Omar Wonder: Nigeria always losing to Argentina by a margin of one goal at World Cups, senior and underage competitions.
Ian Danton: As a Villa fan, Randy Lerner.
Beth: Bournemouth playing a system which doesn't seem to work in the Premier League.
Cricket