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The 'mannequin challenge' is the latest viral video craze to sweep across the globe.
Here are Borussia Dortmund's footballers taking part, alongside brilliant efforts from NFL side Pittsburgh Steelers and basketball team Kentucky Wildcats.
Mannequin Challenge: Borussia Dortmund players take on challenge
Image source, ReutersThere's been a sacking in La Liga and it seems a harsh one.
Enrique Martin spent his whole playing career with Osasuna, barring a couple of loan spells. He coached the first team and the B team before being made manager in 2014-15 - during the club's relegation battle against dropping into the third tier.
He kept them up, then got them promoted last season. After one win in their opening 11 games this season, the 60-year-old has been given the boot however.
And this is the topic of our vote this morning. Should Alastair Cook remain as England captain or should he hand over the reigns?
Since taking over in 2012, Cook has overseen two Ashes wins and one defeat as well as a recent win in South Africa and defeat in the UAE against Pakistan.
You can vote from 10:00-15:00 GMT at the top of this page, we will bring you the results soon after that.
Image source, Getty ImagesIndia v England (Wednesday, 4:00 GMT)
Image source, PAEngland captain Alastair Cook has today been speaking about his future in charge of the team after he hinted the Test series in India this winter could be his last as captain.
Cook will break Michael Atherton's record of 54 Tests as captain during the first match against India, which begins on Wednesday.
The 31-year-old said: "(Since Sri Lanka) I have always said to Andrew Strauss (England's director of cricket) we will take every series as it comes.
"It could be two months, it could be a year, it could be six months, it could be anything; for me, it’s about concentrating on this series."
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan has also been giving his views on Broad's imminent milestone.
On BBC Radio 5 live last night Vaughan and former England batsman James Taylor joined Mark Chapman to preview England's series in India which will feature Broad's 100th Test.
They also hear from HawkEye inventor Paul Hawkins on why it took so long to convince India to implement the DRS.
India v England (Wednesday, 4:00 GMT)
Seamer Stuart Broad will play his 100th Test in Rajkot, becoming only the 14th England player to do so and captain Alastair Cook has been giving his reaction.
"He's turned himself into a fine, fine bowler, one of England's great cricketers," said Cook.
"I've been very privileged to play with some great cricketers for England and he's certainly right up there."
Read more here and watch Broad's take on the milestone below.
Broad 'proud' of 100th Test achievement
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New Wolves boss Paul Lambert hopes to win promotion to the Premier League with the Black Country side.
Former Aston Villa manager arrives at Molineux with club lying 19th in the Championship
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Jim Hearson: Last weekend was a nightmare - finally got round to taking out Snodgrass and didn't swap Payet for Coutinho
Jono Forwood: My #FPL jinx has to be Hazard, had him from week 1 to week 7 then dropped him. He's scored 5 goals since then!
Alex Stuart: Hazard and Aguero have propelled me to the top of my league, but why have I still got Mark Noble in my team?
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Image source, Getty ImagesPioli has also managed Salernitana, Modena, Parma, Grosseto, Piacenza, Sassuolo, Chievo, Palermo and Bologna
Inter Milan are set to name Stefano Pioli as their new coach.
The 51-year-old, sacked by Lazio in April, is poised to replace Frank de Boer, who was sent packing on 1 November after 85 days in charge.
Pioli's first game would be the Serie A match against city rivals AC Milan at the San Siro on 20 November.
Inter's owners, the China-based Suning Commerce Group, have also replaced their English chief executive Michael Bolingbroke.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIn-form Everton striker Romelu Lukaku is a target of French champions Paris St-Germain, according to the Daily Mirror, external.
PSG are ready to test Everton boss Ronald Koeman's insistence that the striker, who has scored seven Premier League goals this season, will not be sold.
India v England (Wednesday, 4:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesHaseeb Hameed's debut comes at a cost for batsman Gary Ballance who has been dropped following a poor tour of Bangladesh.
Ben Duckett will move from the top of the order to number four in place of Yorkshire's Ballance with Hameed opening the batting.
Ballance scored just 24 runs in four innings in Bangladesh.
"I feel sorry for Gary," said Cook. "They were tough conditions in Bangladesh and ultimately it's about how many runs you score.
"I still think he's a fine player and one who I think will play again for England and do well."
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India v England (Wednesday, 4:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesLancashire's 19-year-old opener Haseeb Hameed will make his England debut in the first Test against India on Wednesday, it has been confirmed.
England captain Alastair Cook has been speaking about the teenager's call-up ahead of the match.
"I think he will be fine. We have all been hugely impressed with the way he has gone about his business on this tour. Nothing seems to faze him.
"Any time is a big time to make your debut but some people have made their debut in India and done all right."
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On the back of Charlie Adam revealing Stoke City's players have a fantasy football league between them (he's top, Ryan Shawcross is bottom), we want to know how your fantasy football team is doing this season?
Which players are you loving at the moment? For the Sportsday team, it's Marcos Alonso, both of us having signed him last week before his goal against Everton.
Or which Premier League player have you started resenting as a result of the game? I can barely look at Sofiane Feghouli's name without getting annoyed after his slow start to the season.
Let us know using #bbcsportsday or by commenting on the BBC Match of the Day Facebook page.
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Ever wondered if Premier League players actually play fantasy football? Well the answer is yes, with Charlie Adam saying he and his Stoke City team-mates are big fans of the game.
The Potters midfielder outlines his starting XI, and answers the all-important question - does he select himself?
The Stoke City midfielder says he and his Stoke City team-mates are big fans of the game.
Image source, ReutersDynamo Dresden have been fined 60,000 euros (£53,000) and will have parts of their ground shut for one game for crowd trouble in their game with RB Leipzig.
The German second tier club were already on probation when in August's German Cup game against the unpopular Red Bull-owned club, their fans threw a severed bull's head onto the pitch, had insulting banners and hit a player with a coin.
They were also punished for incidents in three other matches.
Manchester City have become the first women's club in British football to average crowds of more than 2,000 over a season - but three Women's Super League One rivals saw numbers drop.
City, who won the expanded nine-team competition in October, saw attendances increase by 50% to 2,253 in 2016.
BBC Sport figures show overall average crowds grew by 1.5%, less than the 5% reported by the Football Association., external
Liverpool, Sunderland and Notts County all saw home support fall.