Well that's it from us on Sportsday today. We're happy. Hope you're happy, too.

But we never wave bye-bye here on the BBC Sport website.

You can follow our Ballon d'Or live text here.

Or if domestic football is more your game, then stay tuned for the FA Cup fourth round draw.

Farewell.

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Eastleigh club captain Ben Strevens says "anyone in the top four would be brilliant" to draw in the FA Cup fourth round.

National League Eastleigh, the lowest-ranked team left in the hat, came within three minutes of knocking out Championship club Bolton on Saturday only for Darren Pratley's equaliser to guarantee a replay.

"We're hoping for a good side in the draw," midfielder Strevens told BBC Radio Solent. "A Premier League team away would be lovely."

You can watch the fourth round draw from 19:15 on the One Show on BBC One or follow updates on the BBC Sport website.

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Women's Super League champions Chelsea Ladies have boosted their squad with the signing of midfielder Jade Bailey and goalkeeper Becky Spencer.

Bailey, 20, arrives from Arsenal and Spencer, 24, from Birmingham City.

"I want homegrown, English players who want to grow with us," Chelsea manager Emma Hayes told the club website.

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Derby County have allowed Hartlepool United to keep their share of the gate receipts for Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie.

The Rams won 2-1 at Victoria Park, but their gesture will be worth about £23,000 to their League Two hosts.

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Wales will be based in Brittany at Euro 2016 this summer, with Chris Coleman's squad staying in the coastal resort of Dinard.

It sounds pretty nice to be fair - Dinard is known as the 'Cannes of the North', with its beaches and mild climate making it a popular holiday destination.

Gareth Bale and company will stay at the Novotel Thalassa Dinard, a spa resort which has hosted top European teams such as Paris St Germain and Bordeaux and will also be used by the France national team later this year.

Right, Judith Chalmers impression over - back to the sport...

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West Brom’s Saido Berahino looks like being a man in demand during the present transfer window.

Berahino has not started for the Baggies since October and his goal against Bristol City on Saturday was his fourth of the campaign.

Tottenham had four bids for the 22-year-old turned down in the summer and, along with Newcastle and Liverpool, have been linked with Berahino this month.

BBC Sport understands there have been no formal moves for Berahino in January – yet. But that is likely to change.

The man himself seems delighted to have rejoined his former club after limited opportunities this season at Norwich City.

Bournemouth have signed Norwich City striker Lewis Grabban for a fee believed to be around £7 million.

Grabban, 27, has signed a three and a half year deal.

He spent two seasons with the Cherries until 2014 when he left for the Canaries.

The move follows the signing of striker Benik Afobe from Wolves.

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Leicester Tigers have signed South Africa wing JP Pietersen for next season.

The 29-year-old, who currently plays in Japan for Wild Knights, was a member of the Springboks side that won the 2007 World Cup.

"We have been looking to add world-class quality throughout the squad and JP is certainly in that class," said Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill. 

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Italy goalkeeper Federico Marchetti has extended his contract with Lazio until 2018, ending speculation about a move to Liverpool.

Marchetti's contract had been due to expire at the end of the season and he had been linked with a move to Anfield.

"A renewal that fills me with pride! Together until 2018!," Marchetti said on Twitter, after signing his contract extension.

The 32-year-old joined Lazio in 2011 and helped them win the 2013 Coppa Italia.

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Veteran AS Roma forward Francesco Totti vowed to play on for another two years in a light-hearted birthday message to his former team mate Daniele Conti.

Totti, 39, has spent his entire career at the Italian capital club while the 37-year-old Conti left Roma to join Cagliari in 1999.

"You're getting old... I've heard that you're training to become a coach... I'm playing two more years, so if you want me to play (for you), I'm coming," Totti said.

Totti made his Serie A debut in 1992 and became Roma captain in 1998. He has played 592 games in Italy's top flight, third on the all-time list behind AC Milan's Paolo Maldini (647) and Inter's Javier Zanetti (615).

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Fan of British tennis? Then you'll be interested in the following.

Aljaz Bedene is in Auckland and will open against Sam Querrey on Tuesday.

James Ward, Dan Evans, Brydan Klein and Naomi Broady all feature in Australian Open qualifying, which gets underway on Tuesday at 2300 GMT.

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Wycombe midfielder Matt Bloomfield says boss Gareth Ainsworth inspired their FA Cup third-round draw with Aston Villa.

Wycombe trailed 1-0 at half-time, but levelled to take it to a replay.

"He said 'you're 1-0 down but right in this game - 1-0 isn't an easy scoreline for a team that hasn't won a game in as long as them'," revealed Bloomfield.

"He said 'you're already winners to get the tie financially for the club - we were able to take his inspirational words and put them into action."

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What is it about Paris Saint-Germain and pop stars?

Following the controversy over PSG considering whether to drop Phil Collins as their run-out music, the singer/rapper M.I.A. has revealed a dispute between herself and the club.

The Ligue 1 leaders are unhappy that in her video for the track 'Borders' that denounces the treatment of refugees, she appears wearing a PSG shirt with the sponsor altered from 'Fly Emirates' to 'Fly Pirates'.

M.I.A. has posted a lengthy letter from PSG dated 14 December 2015 on Twitter, , externalin which the club ask her to cease broadcast of their image and seek compensation for the 'harm' caused.

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Emile Heskey and Jamie Vardy are two of Leicester's most famous footballers but that's not all they have in common.

The two strikers also share a birthday and it's today!

Heskey turns 38, while Vardy is 29.

Jailed fraudster Allen Stanford says the embarrassment he caused English cricket chiefs "breaks his heart".

The Texan has given his first interview since being indicted in 2009 for carrying out the second largest investment scam in US history - a crime for which he is serving a 110-year prison term.

In 2008 the former billionaire signed a controversial agreement with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for a multi-million pound series of matches.

BBC Sport's Dan Roan and Patrick Nathanson have an exclusive interview with Stanford that you can read here.

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Football, glitz and wardrobe disasters - yes it's the Ballon d'Or.

The stars have started arriving at the ceremony in Zurich and there are plenty of outlandish outfits already for you to enjoy.

But who will win? Lionel Messi? Cristiano Ronaldo? Neymar? Jamie Vardy?

Ok so not the latter but you can follow all the awards on our live text here.

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Oxford United chairman Darryl Eales says he has received "absolutely no offers" for any of the club's players.

League Two Oxford stunned Premier League Swansea in the FA Cup third round with a 3-2 home win on Sunday.

Kemar Roofe, rumoured to be a target for clubs in the Championship and Premier League, scored twice as Michael Appleton's side came from behind.

"We're not a selling club, all the speculation is simply that," he told BBC Radio Oxford.

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Essex all-rounder Graham Napier has announced he will retire from cricket at the end of the 2016 season.

The 36-year-old was included in England's squad for the 2009 World Twenty20, but did not make an appearance in the tournament. 

Napier will become director of the cricket academy named after him at the Royal Hospital School in Suffolk.

It's Juventus past and present at the Ballon d'Or as current star Paul Pogba poses with Dutch great Egdar Davids.

Good coordination between hair and jacket from Pogba. Not sure about the patten though, bit reminiscent of your grandmother's carpet.