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For those who missed it, BBC One's Panorama special on Fifa on Monday was a fascinating watch.

Reporter Andrew Jennings set his sights on Sepp Blatter, currently serving a provisional 90-day suspension from Fifa.

His report included an FBI investigation, Qatar's World Cup bid and how much Blatter knew about corruption.

Trust us, it's well worth checking out..

You can watch it here.

Bangladesh cricketer Shahadat Hossain has been granted bail after being detained over allegations of beating a child maid.

The country's court bailed Shahadat until 31 March but deputy attorney general Moniruzzaman Kabir said his office was preparing to lodge an appeal to the supreme court.

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Shahadat, who has played 38 Tests for Bangladesh, has been in custody since 5 October when he handed himself into police, a day after his wife Nritto Shahadat was arrested in the same case. She was granted bail last week.

Both face charges of assaulting a child and employing a minor.

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Manchester United midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has been charged with violent conduct by the Football Association after clashing with West Ham United's Winston Reid.

Schweinsteiger, 31, caught the Hammers defender with his left arm as they contested a free-kick in the 40th minute of Saturday's 0-0 draw. The Germany international will face a three-match ban if found guilty.

He has until 12:00 GMT on Thursday to reply to the charge.

In the meantime, he has other things to concentrate on, namely the small matter of United's crucial Champions League tie at Wolfsburg tonight.

The reason for mentioning Carlo Ancelotti?

In an interview with the Independent, external, the Italian described the Premier League as "the best in the sense of atmosphere and ambience" and hinted that he would relish the chance to take charge of Manchester United.

The three-times Champions League winner, who has been out of work since leaving Real Madrid in May, said: "Of course, for every manager, they would all think of managing Manchester United.

"But let us see next summer. I will not take a job in mid-season, but I would like to work again next summer.

"If I don't find a club with a good project, I can wait."

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According to Tuesday's Guardian, "it remains a question of when and not if Garry Monk loses his job as Swansea manager on the back of a dismal run of results that has left the club one point above the relegation zone."

The paper, external says that the only thing delaying his inevitable sacking is that the man who will make the call, Swans chairman Huw Jenkins, is due to be in London on Tuesday collecting his OBE.

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We are in sacking season in the Premier League and, if the papers are to be believed, the next man for the chop isGarry Monk, who has led Swansea to just one win in their last 11 matches, the most recent of which saw them brushed aside at home by surprise league leaders Leicester.

On Monday, Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkinssays he has had a "usual chat" with Monk, who was described as"sounding like a beaten man"by former Wales striker Ian Walsh after Saturday's loss.

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Thousands of fans turned up to watch Gary Neville's first training session as Valencia head coach on Monday.

Ex-Manchester United and England defender Neville, 40, waved to the crowd before the session. He takes charge of his first game, against Lyon in the Champions League, on Wednesday.

Fans and the media had been invited to watch at Valencia's training ground.

"Thousands of Valencian supporters wanted to welcome @GNev2,"tweeted the club., external

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Wales rugby player Dan Biggar is BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality 2015.

The Ospreys fly-half succeeds cyclist Geraint Thomas, who won in 2014.

Results of a public vote were revealed at the Wales Sport Awards, external in Cardiff where BBC Cymru Wales and Sport Wales celebrated Welsh sporting success.

The Wales football team were named team of the year award after qualifying for the Euro 2016 finals and their manager Chris Coleman is the elite coach of the year.

Here's an odd one... David Hasselhoff appears to have declared himself a Partick Thistle fan. The former Knight Rider and Baywatch actor is currently in pantomime in Glasgow, which perhaps explains why he is trying to curry favour with the locals.

But it got us thinking, which famous person would you like to support your club and why?

Let us know at #bbcsportsday and on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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Manuel Pellegrini insists Manchester City are not over reliant on captain Vincent Kompany.

The skipper has missed the last five games with a calf injury.

In the 10 games Kompany has started this season, City have kept seven clean sheets and only lost once - but they have failed to shut out the opposition in 13 matches without the Belgian.

"I don't agree with your conclusions," Pellegrini told reporters. "Last season, we finished the last six games without Vincent Kompany, we won the six and had four clean sheets."

Kompany will again be missing for tonight's final Champions League group game against Borussia Monchengladbach.

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Palace boss Alan Pardew described the point at Everton as "a fair result".

"We showed all the qualities that we have as a team," he said. "We have got discipline, we're dogged and we have quality on the break when we are an away side.

"We played a team in top form and we still almost won."

Some breaking news... Oscar Pistorius has been granted bail while he waits to be sentenced for murdering his girlfriend in 2013.

That hearing should take place next year on 18 April.

He is being asked to pay 10,000 rand ($700, £450) for his bail.

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Pistorius will be under house arrest and will be electronically tagged, but can leave the house between 7am and midday, though only to go within a 20km radius.

He also has to hand over his passport.

He is facing a minimum 15 year sentence - though the judge can exercise some discretion.

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Only Jamie Vardy, the Premier League's top scorer with 14, has scored more league goals than the £28m Romelu Lukaku.

He is on course to become the first Everton striker to net more than 20 league goals since Gary Lineker in 1985-86

The Belgian has consistently been a threat, missing only 39 minutes of action this campaign, and was a menace against Palace before levelling with his 50th goal in a century of Everton appearances.

Martinez describe his striker as sensational, adding: "It was a big moment. One hundred games is a landmark and 50 goals is a remarkable return. He is in a very good moment of his career. He is vital in everything we are trying to do."

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Time to turn our attention to Monday night's Premier League action, where Everton and Crystal Palace fought out a 1-1 draw at Goodison Park.

It was an odd game, fairly pedestrian for an hour before bursting into life.

Romelu Lukaku struck late, scoring his sixth goal in five league games, to cancel out Scott Dann's header.

The result leaves the table looking very much like this.

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Financially troubled Bolton expect to receive further bad news in the next few days in the form of a winding-up petition from Revenue & Customs.

Bolton owe about £600,000 in unpaid taxes and have £172.9m of debt.

The Championship's bottom club did not pay senior players in November and need £15m to get to the end of the season.

Takeover talks have been held with four parties but unless a deal is done, they face the threat of administration and a 12-point deduction.

Ronda Rousey says it may take six months to fully recover from the injuries she sustained in her Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight title defeat by Holly Holm in November.

Holm, 34, ended her fellow American's unbeaten 12-fight streak with a second-round knockout in Melbourne.

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"It might be three to six months before I can eat an apple, let alone take an impact," Rousey, 28, told ESPN., external

However. the Expendables 3 star added she was hoping to reclaim her title.

Speaking of the FA Cup, we've just come across this picture, taken during the open-top bus parade following Arsenal's victory over Aston Villa in the final at Wembley in May.

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Blimey, Arsene Wenger and Laurent Koscielny look ecstatic don't they.

This one's more like it.

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Arsenal v Sunderland, Birmingham v Bournemouth, Brentford v Chesterfield/Walsall, Bury v Bradford City, Cardiff City v Grimsby/Shrewsbury, Carlisle v Yeovil, Chelsea v Leyton Orient/Scunthorpe, Colchester v Charlton, Doncaster v Stoke City, Eastleigh v Bolton.

Everton v Dagenham & Redbridge/Whitehawk, Exeter City v Liverpool, Huddersfield v Reading; Hull City v Brighton, Ipswich v Portsmouth, Leeds United v Rotherham, Manchester United v Sheffield United, Middlesbrough v Burnley.

Newport County v Blackburn, Northampton v MK Dons, Norwich v Manchester City, Nottingham Forest v QPR, Oxford United v Swansea, Peterborough v Preston, Salford City/Hartlepool v Derby.

Sheffield Wednesday v Fulham, Southampton v Crystal Palace, Tottenham v Leicester, Watford v Newcastle, West Brom v Bristol City, West Ham v Wolves, Wycombe v Aston Villa.

All ties to be played 8-11 January.