A reminder that coming up at 19:00 is the FA Cup second round draw which you can follow live via the BBC Sport website.

If you want to hear more about the Wada Commission report, there will be a special programme on BBC Radio 5 live at 21:00 GMT.

Sportsday will return at 08:00 on Tuesday.

FC United of Manchester manager Karl Marginson expects to have a fully fit squad for his side's FA Cup first round clash with Chesterfield.

The National League North side are looking to beat a Football League side for the second time in competitive games, having beaten Rochdale in 2010.

Chesterfield will travel with a strong squad, with just long-term absentee Angel Martinez (knee) unavailable.

Spireites boss Dean Saunders may give a couple of his fringe players a run-out.

You can hear commentary of the game on 5 live sports extra and on BBC Radio Manchester and keep up with the latest via the BBC Sport website.

IAAF president Lord Sebastian Coe gives his reaction to BBC News after the release of the Wada Commission report.

"I’m not putting a time frame but I will do whatever is necessary," he said. "This is not a swift road back. I will do it to the very best of my ability. I will deal with whatever allegations are proven. I don’t shirk from that.

"We clearly have to understand full scope of allegations. We will look at ourselves. We will move quickly on this. I want to see a sport which is transparent and accountable and I will do what I can to do that."

Wada chairman Sir Craig Reedie has told BBC Radio 5 live: 

"There is evidence on the criminal side if you look at media reports over the last few days. The criminal behaviour, specifically in athletics, may go beyond Russia. We at the World Anti-Doping Agency have absolute information from all the other countries who are involved in this and we try to monitor that as best we can.

"I have to say to you that if people in Russia were capable of cheating this system, it is not impossible that other people did the same.

"Let’s hope that the particular steps taken to clean up this mess become a significant message to anybody else that has been misbehaving in the anti-doping community on the grounds that ultimately, we won’t allow it."

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Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko has given his reaction to the Wada Commission report.

"If international bodies such as the IAAF or Wada make any recommendations on the basis of the report by the Wada commission, we will certainly fulfil them," he told the Interfax news agency.

But Mutko insisted that the Wada-led commission does not have the power to suspend its athletics federation and that Russian authorities would consider the report's findings.

Liverpool's Jordon Ibe and Brendan Galloway of Everton are both doubts for England Under-21s' Euro 2017 qualifying double-header in Bosnia on Thursday and at home to Switzerland next Monday. 

Ibe came off in his side's defeat to Crystal Palace with a suspected hamstring injury while Galloway has a muscular problem.

Manager Gareth Southgate has already lost Norwich winger Nathan Redmond to injury and seen Tottenham pair Eric Dier and Dele Alli move to the senior squad.

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Everton defender Seamus Coleman has backed former boss David Moyes to bounce back following his dismissal by Real Sociedad on Monday. 

"He was great with me and taught me a lot about the game. He was a tough operator, but he was fair," said the 27-year-old Republic of Ireland international.

"I was delighted to see him get the [Manchester] United job and I am disappointed at how the last 18 months has gone for him because he is a great manager and I have seen that at first hand."

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Russian Athletics Federation general secretary and IAAF Council member Mikhail Butov has given his response to the Wada Commission report.

"We are now actively studying the material that is in our possession, since before this WADA press conference we did not have an opportunity to look through the material," he said.

"We will be preparing our appeal to the International Association of Athletics Federations. This is the main organisation in international sport for us. We will present this document at the meeting of the Council on the 26-27 of November."

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Preston manager Simon Grayson has praised the way his squad have adapted to injuries to achieve a club record sixth clean sheet in a row.

The Lilywhites kept QPR out on Saturday in a 0-0 draw, their fourth stalemate in the last six games.

"I think everybody deserves a huge amount of credit," 45-year-old Grayson told BBC Radio Lancashire.

"We've worked hard on the training ground, but you can do that and not put it into practice on a matchday, and full credit to the players that have done it."

Stoke Citymanager Mark Hughes believes captainRyan Shawcrossis good enough to play for England again but isnot 'holding his breath'over a recall. 

The 28-year-old centre-back won his only cap so far in a friendly against Sweden in November 2012. 

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"I haven't seen too many centre halves that understand the role of playing at the back like Ryan," Hughes said.

"Maybe international recognition will be forthcoming but we won't hold our breath on that."

Wolfgang Niersbach has released a statement after his resignation as president of the German Football Association.

Niersbach is suspected of having known about and assisting with the payment of sums to secure votes for the 2006 World Cup, which was staged in Germany, but has stressed his innocence.

"In the areas which I worked in, I can say with a clean conscience that I have absolutely nothing to reproach myself for. It makes it all the more depressing and painful for me to be faced with things nine years later that I was not involved in, and which have left many questions open for me," he said.

"I remain and would like to make it clear unmistakably once again that I had absolutely no knowledge of the background of the flow of payments that are being looked into."

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Unusual pre-match preparations at Broadhurst Park as FC United of Manchester prepare for their FA Cup first round clash against Chesterfield which gets underway at 19:45 GMT.

Fomer British 400m runner Lee McConnell told BBC Radio 5 live: "Russia seem to be very strong in the 400m. We used to joke that there was a bit of a factory churning them out because as soon as two disappeared one year, two would come and replace them that were equally strong. 

"Everyone’s always had their suspicions as to how many of their athletes are taking drugs but it’s always been suspicions and we’ve never been 100% sure whether they have been clean or they have been taking drugs.

"The report needs to go further and they need to look at all countries in all sports because you don’t want children coming into sport thinking they feel they have to cheat in order to be successful. But I do believe there are clean athletes out there who are successful."

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West Ham midfielder Dimitri Payet is set to be ruled out for three months with an ankle injury.

The Frenchman, who has scored five goals in 14 appearances, suffered the injury after a challenge from James McCarthy in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Everton.

Ecuador forward Enner Valencia was also injured against the Toffees with the club awaiting the results of a scan on his ankle problem.

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The International Olympic Committee has released a statement, responding to the findings of the independent commission.

"This is a deeply shocking report and very saddening for the world of sport," it said. "The IOC trusts that the new leadership of the IAAF with its President Sebastian Coe will draw all the necessary conclusions and will take all the necessary measures."

It added: "The IOC will carefully study the report with regard to the Olympic Games. If any infringements on the anti-doping rules by athletes and or their entourage should be established, the IOC will react with its usual zero tolerance policy."

IAAF president Sebastian Coe has given the Russian Federation until the end of week to respond to Monday's doping report from the Wada Commission. 

GB 800m runner Jenny Meadows has been denied a potential six major international medals over her career by confirmed or alleged dopers.

Niersbach faced top football officials and presidents of the 16 regional associations which make up the German Football Association (DFB) in a special meeting on Monday.

It came after a report in Spiegel magazine last month alleged that a 6.7m Euro (£4.8m) payment was made by the DFB to Fifa to buy votes in order to secure the hosting of the 2006 World Cup.

Associated Press is reporting that German football federation chief Wolfgang Niersbach has resigned.

There's a moral to this video, external from Sky Sports' coverage of Arsenal v Tottenham.

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