Facebook live reaction with Gabby Logan
Sports Personality shortlist announced on The One Show
Ex-Crewe football coach Barry Bennell, the man at the centre of the sex abuse scandal has been taken to hospital after an incident attended by police.
Sporting acts of petulance
Zhaun Siddiqi: Lost squash, broke racket, then in a very Lewis Hamilton esque show of sportsmanship walked off court and blamed it on racket.
David Cole: Sporting petulance - Sunday league game. Player got sent off, an emptied entire water bucket into refs bag. Terrible,but funny.
Paul Shuster: While losing at half-time 2 of my teammates refused to play the second half, leaving us with 9 men. Needless to say, we lost.
Poor form lads...
Liverpool v Leeds United (Tuesday, 19:45 GMT),
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has just started his news conference before his side's EFL Cup quarter-final tie with Leeds tomorrow.
The big concern for Reds fans is whether Philippe Coutinho's ankle injury is as bad as it looked, after he was carried off on a stretcher at the weekend.
Well, no news just yet, with Daniel Sturridge and Roberto Firmino also set to miss out.
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Football
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton boss Ronald Koeman says he has become "worried" by his side's performances after a run of one win in eight Premier League games.
Koeman had an unhappy return to his former club Southampton as Everton lost 1-0 at St Mary's Stadium on Sunday.
The Toffees had one shot on target and Koeman said the performances of midfielder Ross Barkley and striker Romelu Lukaku were "not good enough".
"We need to be sharp, react fast to second balls," added Koeman.
Football
It is the last day of voting for the BBC African Footballer of the Year award and you can see goals from all five nominees in the video below.
The men nominated are Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Andre Ayew, Riyad Mahrez, Sadio Mane and Yaya Toure in goalscoring action.
The winner will be decided by fans from across the world, who have until 18:00 GMT on 28 November to vote for their choice.
Make your vote here.
Snooker
Ronnie O'Sullivan may be blagging it these days, but he still ain't half bad.
The Rocket is currently in action in the third round of the UK Championship, after failing to drop a frame in the opening two games.
Michael Georgiou has broken that record, but can he go one better and really test the great man?
It's 1-1 at the moment, and you can watch every minute live on BBC 2, with O'Sullivan currently at the table with the reds spread invitingly.
UK Championship 2016: Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Rhys Clark 6-0
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesPoor Dani Alves...
The Juventus defender has broken his leg, during his side's surprise 3-1 defeat by Genoa on Sunday.
The former Barcelona player, 33, suffered the injury after his side had made three substitutions and Juve finished with 10 men.
A club statement, external said Alves "fractured the fibula bone in his left leg".
The Brazil international completed a free transfer to reigning Italian champions Juventus in June after signing a two-year deal.
Cricket
In 2012: Ashley Giles was named as the new England limited-overs head coach.
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Sporting acts of petulance
Image source, GEtFionnArsenal: Experienced poker playing friend of mine tossed poker table across living room after losing to a beginner (me) 3 times in a row.
Terrible poker face....
Daniel Osunbor: Carlos Tevez disobeyed his manager by not coming on as a sub during his time at Manchester City.
Tom Wright: When Cesc Fabregas kicked the ball into Chris Brunt's head during a break in play. Ridiculous, but top quality banter.
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Reclaim Sport campaign
Rio stars want you to Reclaim Sport
With Sports Personality of the Year being held in Birmingham this year, the BBC's Reclaim Sport campaign is asking people in the city to donate their used and unwanted sports kit and equipment to help encourage physical activity.
There are only three days left, as we'll finish collecting on Wednesday, 30 November, so watch our Olympic and Paralympic heroes tell you more, then find out where you can go to hand in your old bats, racquets, balls, shirts and trainers...
Which team will win the EFL Cup?
We have a vote live for you to take part in.
Simple question: Which team is going to win the EFL Cup? You have eight options, all of the quarter-finalists.
Desktop users can vote on the top right of this page, while mobile users will need to click the vote tab.
The results will be announced shortly after the vote closes at 14:45 GMT.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City won the League Cup last season, but their defence of the trophy only lasted until the fourth round, when they lost 1-0 to Manchester United
"Another dollar" as the saying goes... , external
Or in Cristiano Ronaldo terms, another £39,143....
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*Apparently what he earns per day - and that's just his Real Madrid salary...
Rugby Union
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyRob Howley (left) and Warren Gatland
In other Rugby news...
Martyn Williams believes Rob Howley should leave Wales' coaching team to gain experience if he wants to succeed Warren Gatland in 2019.
Howley guided Wales to three wins from four Autumn internationals with Gatland away on British & Irish Lions duty.
But former Wales captain Williams says a spell in charge of a club side would benefit Howley's future prospects.
"I don't think Rob can be number one without being a number one elsewhere first," Williams told Scrum V.
"He hasn't had the experience of being the main man. Yes he is at the moment but you've got the shadow of Gatland over you. He should go and learn his trade at a club and then come back."
Rugby Union
Image source, ReutersEngland boss Eddie Jones has tarnished his legacy in Australia because of comments made during the summer, says Wallabies head coach Michael Cheika.
Jones became head coach of his native Australia in 2001 and guided them to the World Cup final in 2003.
During this summer's series down under, Jones said the Australian media had an orchestrated campaign against his side.
"There was a lot of vitriol about Australia, his home nation," said Cheika of Jones during the summer tour.
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Venue: Twickenham
Date: Saturday, 3 December
Kick-off: 14:30 GMT
Formula 1
Looks like Freshers Week at Monaco University...
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland women take on Euro 2017 hosts the Netherlands in a friendly on Tuesday, but Mark Sampson will not take charge as he is on paternity leave.
Sampson will attend the game in Tilburg, but assistant Marieanne Spacey and coach Lee Kendall are in charge.
"Mark can take his paternity leave knowing that we're all comfortable with what he wants to achieve," Spacey said.
Cricket
Image source, ReutersEngland look set for defeat in the third Test after India dominated day three in Mohali.
Ravinchandran Ashwin took 3-19 as England slid to 78-4, 56 behind, with only Joe Root, opening in place of the injured Haseeb Hameed, resisting on 36.
India's lower order had earlier frustrated England for two sessions to push their first-innings total to 417.
Ravindra Jadeja made 90, Ashwin 72 and Jayant Yadav 55, while Ben Stokes took 5-73 and Adil Rashid 4-118.
Sporting acts of petulance
Gus Skinner: Seen somebody rip a hole in the goal net - he missed the goal but claimed it went through the goal! Thankfully ref didn't buy it!
Robert Day: I pulled some guys hair for my Sunday League team after he wound me up. Received a red card for it.
Violence is never the answer...
Micky Pritchard: My mate tried to kill a ref by stabbing him with the corner flag...
We consider this less petulance, more attempted murder...