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And that is it for another edition of Sportsday. We'll leave you with this...

BBC Sport looks forward to Winners' Weekend on BBC One this Sunday, including the Strictly Come Dancing final, Sports Personality of the Year 2015 and The Apprentice final.

Three winners. Two nights. One Winners' Weekend.

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Watch the Strictly Come Dancing Grand Final from 18:35 GMT on Saturday and then on Sunday, Sports Personality of the Year from 18:50 followed by The Apprentice final at 21:00.

Forget balls - at this time of year it's all about the baubles. But can you pick them out successfully?  

Play our festive Spot the Bauble quiz

Raheem Sterling says he does not think about the huge fee Manchester City paid to sign him from Liverpool.

The England winger cost City £49m when he moved from Anfield in the summer.

Ahead of City's game at Arsenal on Monday, Sterling also believes his team are favourites to win the Premier League title.

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Roman Abramovich addressed the Chelsea players at training today to tell them that he didn't want to sack Mourinho, external, according to the Daily Mail. 

Apparently he addressed the players in Russian, with his comments translated to the team. 

According to the article, Jose Mourinho was also back at the training ground, and also spoke to the players. He "reminded them of what it took to be winners last season, when they landed the Premier League and the Capital One Cup."  

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Former Scotland forward James McFadden has signed for his first club Motherwell for a third time.

McFadden, who has been training at Fir Park for most of the season after his release by St Johnstone, has been given a contract until the end of January.

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The 32-year-old told Well's website: "The club has always had a special place in my heart and I've always had a close bond with the supporters.

"I've been training hard, feel fit and I really believe I can help out."

More Fifa related news...

Eduardo Li - former president of the Costa Rican Football Federation - has been extradited to the US, the Swiss justice ministry says.

He was handed over to the US police in Zurich and then flown to New York.

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Mr Li is one of seven officials with Fifa, world football's governing body, who were arrested in Zurich in May, amid a huge corruption investigation.

Separately, Switzerland will extradite former Fifa Vice-President Eugenio Figueredo to his native Uruguay.

Football deserves "nothing less" than a rebuilt and fully accountable Fifa, says acting president Issa Hayatou.

World football's governing body has been engulfed by claims of widespread corruption since summer 2015.

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As a result of criminal and internal investigations new reform measures were approved by Fifa in December.

"There may be more challenges, and it will take time for the reforms to take effect. Our resolve to rebuild Fifa for the better remains steadfast," he said.

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South Africa paceman Dale Steyn's chances of being fit for the Test series with England look positive after he passed a thorough fitness test.

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The 32-year-old, the number one ranked Test bowler, has been out of action with a groin strain since the first Test against India in early November.

But in Cape Town this week he was able to bowl at high intensity in the nets, run sprints and do fielding drills.

The first of the four-match Test series begins in Durban on 26 December.

Here are the afternoon results from the PDC World Championship. A shock result sees Dutchman Christian Kist beat England's Justin Pipe.

Qiang Sun (Chn) 0-2 Mick McGowan (Ire)*

John Henderson (Sco) 1-3 Darren Webster (Eng)

Justin Pipe (Eng) 0-3 Christian Kist (Ned)

Mark Webster (Wal) 3-0 Mick McGowan (Ire)

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Kidderminster Harriers have named former Leeds United boss Dave Hockaday as their new head coach.

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The 57-year-old takes over from Gary Whild who left the National League club last month.

Hockaday will be in the dugout , external for Saturday's game at Macclesfield, with Harriers bottom of the table, without a win, and five points from safety.

"Dave has an enviable reputation as a coach within the game," said Kidderminster chairman Rod Brown.

World Para-triathlon champion Lauren Steadman has ruled out any complacency after 14 months unbeaten.

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The 23-year-old is also British and European champion going into Rio 2016, when Para-triathlon will make its Paralympics debut.

"I didn't ever believe I'd have such an achievement, but everyone trains as equally as hard so I can't sit back and relax," she told BBC Look East.

"I just get it in my head that the rest of the world is chasing me."

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Scotland have the chance to avenge their last-minute Rugby World Cup quarter-final defeat when Australia visit in the autumn Tests in November.

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Vern Cotter's men will face the Wallabies for the first time since the 35-34 loss at Twickenham in the first of the traditional three-Test series.

Both that opener on Saturday 12 November and the Test against World Cup semi-finalists Argentina the following Saturday will be at Murrayfield.

Scotland play Georgia one week later.

Luke Varney has signed a deal with Ipswich Town until the end of the season, while fellow forward David McGoldrick faces lengthy spell out.

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Varney, 33, has been undergoing rehabilitation with Ipswich since injuring his Achilles in last season's play-off semi-final against Norwich while on loan from Blackburn.

He played 12 games for Ipswich before being released by Rovers in the summer.

Meanwhile, McGoldrick is out for the "long-term" with a hamstring tear.

Wigan Warriors have appointed former centre Darrell Goulding as their youth development coach after his retirement in June.

Goulding, 27, was at Hull KR when he was forced to quit the game on medical advice after suffering a series of concussion injuries.

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He came through the academy at the Warriors and won a Super League and Challenge Cup double in 2013.

"This club will always feel like home and I'm glad to be back," he said.

Sri Lankan authorities are investigating an attempt to fix an international cricket match involving the national team and the West Indies.

Sports Minister Dayasiri Jayasekera said a suspected bookmaker had approached two Sri Lankan players ahead of the match to try to convince them to under-perform and lose the match.

Both players turned down the approach and the authorities were informed, Mr Jayasekara said.

Sri Lanka went on to win the game.

AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley says it would be "a dream" to lead the club into their new stadium at Plough Lane.

The Dons have planning permission to build a new ground on the site of Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium, and hope to complete construction in 2018.

Ardley wants his team to display the spirit shown by fans in re-establishing the club. "They don't expect you to play free-flowing football like Real Madrid, though it's a bonus if you do," he said.

Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins says they "will not rush" appointing a new manager, following Garry Monk's departure earlier this month.

Former Argentina and Chile coach Marcelo Bielsa has recently been the leading candidate to take over.

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Jenkins travelled to South America, where it is understood he spoke to the 60-year-old about taking charge.

"We have been working tirelessly and diligently to fill the managerial void," said Jenkins via Twitter. , external

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What's he doing??

Tampa Bay wide receiver Donteea Dye prematurely celebrates a superb catch against the St Louis Rams - only to realise the ball is still in play.

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Liverpool Ladies have signed England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain for the 2016 Women's Super League season.

She left Arsenal at the end of last term, during which she had a spell on loan at Notts County.

The 32-year-old was a member of the England squad that finished third at the World Cup in Canada.

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More from LMA chief executive Richard Bevan: "There are lots of conversations going on but all we know is that Jose Mourinho will no longer be on the Chelsea bench. It is a volatile environment and hard to build a career. It is like going to a permanent tribunal and there is not much sympathy.

"The owners need to look at the expectations of the fans and give managers time. Time is not a commodity afforded to football managers."