Euro 2016 will take place in France despite Friday's deadly attacks in Paris, according to Germany coach Joachim Low.

Low's team were playing France at the Stade de France on Friday when some of the attacks could be heard outside the stadium. 

"I am certain that the Euro will take place in France," Low said. "I am sure the [French] government and security forces will provide security, it will make sure the event is safe."

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New Zealand's Ross Taylor has been chatting after he hit the highest score by a visiting batsman in Australia during the second Test at the Waca. 

After chalking up 290 runs, he said: "I'm obviously disappointed not to get 300. I put too much pressure on myself. Sometimes you try too hard and don't get the results but it's chalk and cheese from a week ago."

Taylor, who was out for a duck and 26 runs in the first Test in Brisbane, has recently recovered from a testicular injury after being hit while batting in the nets.

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The Republic of Ireland know a 0-0 draw will take them to Euro 2016 tonight courtesy of Robbie Brady's away goal in Bosnia.

But the Irish must tread carefully as Bosnia arrive in fine form. They have three wins and a draw from four games, that's their best run of form since 2013.

The Republic have John O'Shea and Shane Long back in contention after the pair recovered from injuries.

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Robertson, 33, won the Champion of Champions event in Coventry on Sunday, beating Mark Allen 10-5.

"I am very happy and it is the first major title I have picked up in over 12 months," said Robertson, who picked up £100,000.

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Accrington's game against Newport County should have been called off at half-time, says Stanley manager John Coleman.

Heavy downpours before and during Saturday's game at the Wham Stadium caused the ball to hold up in certain areas. 

Stanley twice came from behind in the match as Matt Crooks tapped in his seventh goal of the season late on in the 2-2 draw. 

"It was difficult for both sides," Coleman, 53, told BBC Radio Lancashire. 

"The ref should be congratulated for getting the game finished but it became a lottery and I think it should have been called off at half-time."

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Denver Broncos quarter-back Peyton Manning marked breaking the NFL's all-time passing record with statistically the worst game of his career.

Manning's new record now stands at 71,840 yards, eclipsing Brett Favre's previous mark.

Yet the 39-year-old was also benched after throwing four interceptions to finish with a passer rating of 0.0 for the first time in his 18-year career as the Broncos lost 29-13 to Kansas City Chiefs.

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Are you a Football Manager fanatic? We know many of you are.

If so, Bleacher Report - together with one of the game's analysts - have kindly put together a run down of the best signings, external a manager can make on the recently released game.

Barcelona's Adriano, Liverpool's Jose Enrique and Morgan Amalfitano are among the select few. Get spending.

The winding-up petition brought by HM Revenue & Customs against League Two club Northampton Town has been adjourned until 30 November.

The Cobblers, whose players and staff were not paid in October, had been taken to court over £166,000 of unpaid taxes.

The club also owe Northampton Borough Council £10.25m, which they were loaned to redevelop their Sixfields home.

The council have brought an administration petition against the club, to be heard on 27 November.

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BBC Sport at the O2 Arena in London

"Andy Murray will begin a hectic end to the season when he takes on David Ferrer at the ATP World Tour Finals in London at 14:00 GMT - with the match live on BBC2, 5 live sports extra and the BBC Sport website.

"Murray's last appearance at the O2 Arena was a 6-0 6-1 drubbing by Roger Federer 12 months ago, equaling his worst loss as a professional.

“The Briton said: 'I don’t feel like I have to prove anything to anybody. It was obviously a tough way for me to finish the year but I gained something positive from it.

“'I went away and worked extremely hard on my game, and came back and have had the most consistent year of my life, so I don’t feel like that match affected me in a negative way at all.'”

We are asking you who you feel should star as striker or strikers for England at Euro 2016. 

BBC Sport's Focus Forum asked Shay Given, Jason Roberts and Graeme Le Saux.

"Wayne Rooney would be in my side but he wouldn't start in my number nine position," said Roberts.

Here we have a blast from the past - Gabor Kiraly. He was the Crystal Palace goalkeeper who loved a pair of tracksuit bottoms (and rubbish tracksuit bottoms at that).

Anyway, at 39, he's only gone and helped Hungary reach Euro 2016 as they overcame Norway in the play-offs last night.

It's the Republic of Ireland's chance tonight as they take on Bosnia at home, currently level at 1-1 on aggregate.

Stuart Lancaster's successor is yet to be named but former England fly-half Toby Flood has some advice for the next coach on how to solve the country's perennial centre pairing problem.

"There is a guy called Henry Slade, who for me would be an absolute shoo-in for that number 12 spot," said Flood, whose Toulouse side lost 32-7 to Saracens on Saturday.

"I would play Slade at 12, put Manu Tuilagi at 13 and just watch them make other teams look pretty average, because they are both very good."

England rugby league coach Steve McNamara is at BBC Sport HQ later on - and you can ask him a question. Simply tweet us, using #bbcrl,, external and we'll put the best ones to Steve. The answers will be printed in Tuesday's Sportsday live. Go!

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We break off to bring you some sad news from Hull FC, who have lost former under-16s captain Bradley Parker following a road traffic collision on Sunday.

Brad, aged, was one of two young men who lost their lives in the collision.

Tottenham's coaching staff are taking their chance to keep an eye on their own and some rival players it seems. 

England are training at Hotspur Way - Spurs' training ground.

We'll bring you the best lines from the Quigg v Frampton news conference in London a little later on...

BBC Radio Merseyside report news of Paul Carden departing Southport. The Merseyside club lost 4-0 on Saturday and sit 22nd in the National League.

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Today’s #QSTeaser from Question of Sport: Raul and which 4 other players have made more than 130 Champions League appearances?

Check back here at 15:00 GMT for the answer.

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"Fabian Delph is the only absentee from England training.

"Tottenham pair of Shayon Harrison and Harry Winks are involved purely to bolster numbers."

England take on France at Wembley on Tuesday evening.

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France should not host Euro 2016 in the wake of the Paris attacks, according to 1958 World Cup star Just Fontaine. 

The 82-year-old was at the Stade de France on Friday when the stadium was one of the venues targeted in attacks across the French capital. 

"I think France should forego the tournament," Fontaine said in quotes reported by German newspaper Die Welt. "I am very afraid that this black Friday could be repeated. I think we cannot guarantee the safety that is required to host such a big event."