If you didn't vote, you're too late because voting for the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2016 has now closed.

The 2016 recipient of the award will be announced on Monday, 12 December, live on BBC Focus on Africa TV and radio, starting from 17:35 GMT.

The BBC Sport and BBC Africa websites will also carry the announcement.

From 19:30 GMT, on the BBC Sport website and app, follow Radio 5 live sports extra and text commentary from the Championship as Huddersfield host Wigan. 

See all of today's live coverage on BBC Sport and set mobile reminders here.

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Wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow reflects on a "tough" day for England, who look set for defeat in the third Test after India dominated day three in Mohali.

Kenny Jackett has resigned as Rotherham manager after five games in charge, the club has announced.

In a statement, Rotherham sais Jackett's resignation came as a shock to the club and described his departure as disappointing. 

Paul Warne will look after first-team duties on an interim basis. 

Read more here. 

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Here's more on Jose Mourinho's improper conduct charge. 

He has been charged by the Football Association for kicking a bottle in frustration during the 1-1 draw against West Ham at Old Trafford on Sunday.

He has until 18:00 GMT on 1 December to respond to the charge.

It is the second charge for the Portuguese in two months after he was sent off against Burnley on 29 October.

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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has been charged with improper conduct following Sunday's game with West Ham, the Football Association has announced.

Full story here. 

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It's the world premier of Usain Bolt's documentary, I Am Bolt, and the world's fastest man seems to be enjoying himself in London, according to his latest tweet. 

Liverpool forward Philippe Coutinho will have a scan on Monday after he suffered an ankle injury in the win against Sunderland on Saturday.

He was taken off on a stretcher with suspected ligament damage after colliding with midfielder Didier Ndong.

"We have to wait for the final scan, and we have to take it like it is," manager Jurgen Klopp said on Monday.

Full story here.

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Good news for Ireland and Leinster fans. Possibly. Leinster backs coach Girvan Dempsey is hoping Johnny Sexton will be available for the Irish province's European game against Northampton on 9 December.

Sexton was absent for Ireland's win over Australia because of a hamstring injury and he will miss Friday's Pro12 game against the Dragons.

"We're hopeful he'll be back for us very soon," said Dempsey. "He is undergoing a rehab programme and unfortunately he's not available for us this weekend."

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England's Elliot Daly has been banned for three weeks for the dangerous tackle which led to him being sent off in Saturday's victory over Argentina.

Less than five minutes into the match, Daly took out Leonardo Senatore in mid-air, becoming only the fifth England player to be sent off in a Test.

A statement issued by World Rugby said the disciplinary committee had found that the Wasps wing "acted recklessly".

Full story here. 

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This is worth a watch. Ronnie O'Sullivan plays a brilliant left-handed shot on his way to beating Michael Georgiou 6-1 in the third round of the UK Championship.

As we've reported, MK Dons have made an official approach for Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson. 

Here's the club statement which read: "Milton Keynes Dons Football Club can confirm it has made an official approach for Heart of Midlothian's head coach Robbie Neilson with regards to its vacant managerial position. 

"The club respects that Hearts has an important fixture with Rangers in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday evening and, therefore, no further comment will be made until after that match."

Read more here. 

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More on Newcastle United midfielder Jack Colback being fined £25,000 after accepting a Football Association misconduct charge related to betting.

The breach invoked FA Rule E8 following a bet placed on a fixture which occurred on 16 March.

It was not related to a game involving the 27-year-old's club Newcastle.

FA rules prohibit people involved in the sport betting, either directly or indirectly, on any match or competition that takes place anywhere in the world.

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Macclesfield boss John Askey has called for referee Antony Coggins to be suspended after his decision to abandon their game against Dover after 55 minutes because of fog at Moss Rose.

Askey's side were leading 1-0 when the game was suspended, before being called off after a second inspection.

A win would have moved the Silkmen to five points off the play-off places.

"It is probably the worst decision there has ever been in football," Askey, 52, told BBC Radio Manchester.

"That's not an overstatement, normally you call a game off because you can't play but the weather has got better, it's better now than when we started."

Michael Smith: Was booked at the end of the game, gave ref my name he did not believe me gave me a red card even though one of the official linesman told him he had made a mistake.

Chris Emson: Senna taking out Prost on the first corner - Suzuka, 1990.

Lord Flashheart: Are we forgetting the ball boy at Swansea refusing to hand over the ball and getting in a scrap with Eden Hazard?

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BBC One

Tonight is the night the BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2016 shortlist is announced.

The announcement will take place during The One Show on BBC One from 19:00 GMT.

There will be a Facebook Live chat with Gabby Logan, one of the presenters of the Sports Personality of the Year programme, immediately afterwards.

If you want to discuss the Spoty nominations with Gabby after the show, head over to the BBC Sport Facebook page, external where she'll be answering your questions from about 19:30 GMT.

Newcastle midfielder Jack Colback is fined £25,000 after accepting an FA misconduct charge related to betting.

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West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis has lost a £3.7m High Court battle with former club Crystal Palace.

A Premier League Managers' Arbitration Tribunal ruled earlier this year that Pulis should pay £3.7m damages to the club in a dispute about the way he left at the start of the 2014-15 season.

Crystal Palace claimed Pulis deceived them into paying a £2m bonus, something he denied.

Pulis challenged the order in the High Court but a judge ruled against him. Details of the case have emerged in a written ruling published by the judge on Monday., external

The final one of the five nominees for the BBC African Footballer of the Year award is Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

You do not have long to cast your vote as voting closes at 18:00 GMT.

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