And here are the highlights from National League Eastleigh's victory last night against League One Swindon in their FA Cup replay.

Jai Reason's deflected strike set Ronnie Moore's side on their way and Andy Drury's classy dinked finish doubled the lead.

Mikael Mandron's penalty made it 3-0 and, although Nathan Delfouneso netted late on, the visitors held on.

Eastleigh, who are ninth in the National League, will host FC Halifax from National League North in the second round.

Tim Sherwood was named Swindon Town director of football last week but is he in fact the manager?

The club lost 3-1 at home to non-league Eastleigh last night and the former Aston Villa and Tottenham manager appeared on the bench during the game giving instructions the players.

Watch the video below for more.

When did your team throw away a certain victory or snatch a late result?

Roddy: Everton scoring twice in injury time to win it against Tottenham!

Vikash Patel: United 1-1 Soton 2013. Moyes goes defensive; opts to take off Rooney for Smalling, Lallana scores from a corner.

Andrew Neill: NUFC's 4-4 draw v Arsenal in Feb 2011 was one of the most unbelievable comebacks ever in the Premier League. Could've won!! 

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Chelsea captain John Terry is wanted by the club's former manger Andre Villas-Boas who is currently manager of Shanghai SIPG in China.

Terry, 35, has played just five times under new manager Antonio Conte in the Premier League this season.

According to the Mirror, external, Shanghai will target the former England captain in January after attempting to sign him on a £12m-a-year deal in May before Terry signed a new 12 month contract at Stamford Bridge.

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Spanish newspaper Marca are pleased with Spain's recovery to draw 2-2 against England after trailing 2-0 in the 89th minute.

"Pride" is the headline.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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Liverpool midfielder Lallana may have only lasted 25 minutes before going off injured, but in that short time he emphasised once more what a mature, developing international player he is and how important he will be to England's future.

Elegant and composed, he slid a superb pass through for Vardy to win the penalty that Lallana converted emphatically.

And while he went off shortly afterwards, his goalscoring, man of the match display in the 3-0 World Cup qualifying win over Scotland, and his match-winning goal in Slovakia, underlines that he is now a figure of real influence for England.

Read more analysis from Phil here

After England conceded two late goals to draw with Spain last night, we're asking for when your team threw away a victory or snatched a dramatic result?

Cheley: 5-0 up at half time to win the league, whole office had come down to watch, drew 5-5 lost the league on goal difference.

Jack Sharp: Peter Hartley winner in stoppage time to take Argyle to Wembley... But we won't mention what happened when we got there.

Andrew Gardner: Monday night, 4:1 up til the last 10 minutes and dominating, then they got 1 goal, and we panicked England style.... lost 5:4! 

Tweet us using #bbcsportsday or write on the Match of the Day Facebook page and we'll publish the best right here.

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But it wasn't all plain sailing for Herrera on his debut last night.

England midfielder Eric Dier says the Spain midfielder caught him in the face with a "ridiculous" elbow during the draw at Wembley.

"I don't mind people kicking each other at times and stuff but that's just dirty and not needed," said Tottenham's Dier.

"He's elbowed me in the face and I just can't see why. For me, it's just ridiculous."

The pair will meet again when Manchester United play Spurs on 11 December.

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera made his debut for Spain last night coming on as a second-half substitute.

Here is his reaction...

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Interesting news from Argentina this morning.

Lionel Messi has led the  squad in a media boycott following "grave" press reports about the team and their recent form.

The 29-year-old announced the ban after scoring in the side's 3-0 World Cup qualifier victory over Colombia.

A radio report alleged that forward Ezequiel Lavezzi smoked marijuana after a training session, which he denies.

"We've received many accusations, a lot of lack of respect and we never said anything," Messi said.

Read more here

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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What a mixed bag for Southgate and England - from the pleasure of taking a two-goal lead to the pain of its concession in the closing minutes.

Southgate will surely be delighted with how the team looked in attack, even with captain Wayne Rooney injured and striker Daniel Sturridge on the bench.

Vardy showed flashes of last season's form, while Raheem Sterling and Jesse Lingard linked up in promising fashion throughout.

The bad? The way England - much changed by that stage admittedly - rattled in those last few minutes. A few nightmares were revisited there.

Read more analysis from Phil here

So England somehow managed to only draw 2-2 against Spain last night, despite leading 2-0 with only one minute of normal time left.

And that is the inspiration for today's Sportsday debate. We want you to tell us...

When has your team thrown away a certain victory or snatched a dramatic result?

Tweet us using #bbcsportsday or write on the Match of the Day Facebook page.

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Spanish football expert Sid Lowe says coaches in Spain think English football "lacks technical and tactical awareness".

Lowe also revealed one La Liga manager told him he would be "a step ahead of people in England doing half the work I do in Spain".

Listen to more below.

1938: Willie Hall scored three goals in three and a half minutes for England against the Republic of Ireland, a record in a home international. Hall added two more in a 7-0 win.

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Elsewhere last night, Northern Ireland lost for the first time in 11 home games as Croatia earned a 3-0 friendly win at Windsor Park.

Goals from Mario Mandzukic, Duje Cop and Andrej Kramaric sealed the win against an experimental home side.

Northern Ireland had won eight and drawn two in their previous 10 home games with their last defeat coming in 2013.

Read our match report here.

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Following last night's match, Gareth Southgate said he has shown he can cope with the intensity of leading England in high-pressure matches.

Southgate, 46, is the favourite to replace Sam Allardyce after ending his four-match interim reign unbeaten.

"Until this run, under this spotlight, and in matches under intense pressure, you're never sure how it is going to be," said the former England defender.

"I've proved that I can handle big occasions."

Here is the contrasting reaction from both camps to last night's result...

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Despite the disappointing result, England impressed against Spain for much of the night at Wembley on Tuesday.

Want to know how the players rated?

Find out who top scored with an eight out of 10 and which midfielder's performance was described as an "excellent 65 minutes. Lively, pacy and linked well" in Phil McNulty's player ratings.

So as we have mentioned, England let a 2-0 lead slip in the final minutes at Wembley last night as Gareth Southgate's four-game tenure as England's interim manager ended in a draw against Spain.

Adam Lallana gave England the lead from the penalty spot before Jamie Vardy's diving header had the Three Lions in control.

But goals in the 89th and 96th minute from Iago Aspas and Isco meant Southgate's time in interim charge ended on a sour note.

Read Phil McNulty's full match report here.

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