Image source, PA

British eventer William Fox-Pitt has been discharged from hospital to continue his recovery from a head injury at home.

Fox-Pitt, 46, was placed in an induced coma after falling at the World Young Horse Championships in France on 17 October before he was transferred back to the UK.

“It is fantastic to be back home, it feels like it has been a long time away from my family,” said Fox-Pitt.

Image source, Getty Images

Understandably, Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill was over the moon after Republic of Ireland's qualification for Euro 2016.

The gaffer said he has a "fantastic bunch of players" who put their "heart and soul" into qualification.

Watch the post-match interview here

Into your Irish football?

If so, this is for you.

Joel Taggart and Chris Morgan discuss the big talking points in the Irish Premiership as Linfield aim to recover from their first league defeat in eight by hosting Cliftonville.

Watch the The Irish League Show here.

In the area? Fancy watching boxers trade barbs?

Image source, Getty Images

World and Olympic champion Jessica Ennis-Hill says athletics is in "a dark place" after Russia was suspended over allegations of systematic doping.

"To have that huge shadow of doubt cast is really disappointing," said the British heptathlete, 29.

Ennis-Hill came second to Russia's Tatyana Chernova - later banned for two years for doping - at the 2011 World Championships.

She has appealed to the IAAF to have her silver medal upgraded to gold.

Former captain Mark Taylor says Australia has lost two of its greatest fast bowlers in less than six months.

Mitchell Johnson's retirement comes just months after right-arm seamer Ryan Harris called it quits because of an ongoing knee problem.

Image source, Getty Images

"Mitchell's partnership with Ryan Harris is statistically one of the best of all-time, and they were a great combination," said Taylor.

"When you think about it, Australian cricket has lost a great partnership."

Andy Murray says he is focused on Great Britain's Davis Cup final despite recent security concerns in Belgium.

Next week's final takes place in Ghent. The city is 35 miles from Molenbeek,the focus of a manhunt for one of the suspects involved in the Paris attacks.

Image source, Getty Images

"I don't want to live in fear each time I step on a court," said Murray, 28.

Belgium's government has raised the terror threat level to three, and Tuesday's football friendly with Spain in Brussels has been called off.

England coach Steve McNamara was at BBC Sport HQ on Monday and put some of your questions to him.

And the final question to him was:

Anthony Thomas: Would you consider being the next England rugby union coach.

"No."

That's that then.

Another comedy run-out for Pakistan!

Mohammed Hafeez wants a run but Azhar Ali at the non-strikers' end hesitates, which is his undoing, as James Taylor launches the ball into the wicketkeeper who whips off the bails. 92-2.

Follow live text and audio commentary of the match here

There is "no question" of cancelling Euro 2016 in France despite last week's terrorist attacks in Paris, according to French Sports Minister Patrick Kanner.

"The Euros will be staged in conditions of maximum security, strengthened as a result of the events which we have just lived through," said Kanner.

"There is no question of cancelling this great popular festival."

Image source, Getty Images

More on the news that England captain Chris Robshaw has signed a new deal with Harlequins.

He said: “I am honoured to have re-signed with Harlequins, a team I’ve supported my whole life. The club feels like an extended family to me with its amazing players, management and supporters.

“I’m looking forward to seeing what the future holds for the club and I’m extremely excited to keep pushing for silverware with both Harlequins and England."

Harlequins back-row and England captain Chris Robshaw has committed his future by signing a new one-year deal with the club.

Wales have sought the advice of former Scotland manager Craig Brown to help their preparations for the Euro 2016 Championship in France.

Brown, 75, led Scotland to Euro 96 and the 1998 World Cup as manager and believes Wales can shine in France.

Image source, Getty Images

"When you see the Welsh team play, they're excellent. I think they've got a very good chance," said Brown.

"They won't surprise me, but they could surprise a few folk."

Next summer's finals will be Wales' first appearance at a major tournament since 1958.

Image source, Getty Images

Mitchell Johnson took two wickets and scored 29 runs on his final day in international cricket as Australia drew the second Test against New Zealand in Perth.

Johnson - who retired after the Test - finished with second innings figures of 2-20, 3-177 for the match.

In total, Johnson took 313 Test wickets (Australia’s fourth highest) in 73 Tests.

Australia lead the three match series 1-0 with the final Test the first ever day-night Test starting in Adelaide on 27 November.

From BBC Sport Online's tennis writer...

Pakistan were going on nicely, but have lost their first wicket. They are 45-1.

Opener Babar Azam tries a hook shot but gets a top edge to Adil Rashid waiting on the boundary.

Follow live text and audio coverage of the match here