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Las Ultimas Noticias (Chile)
A quite frankly bizarre front page from Chile newspaper Las Ultimas Noticias, who focus on Arsenal and Chile forward Alexis Sanchez, who spoke in English in his post-match interview after scoring twice in Arsenal's 3-1 win over Bournemouth.
The paper also says that Sanchez stayed at home with his dogs after the match. Rock and roll.
Image source, Las Ultimas NoticiasSporting acts of petulance / What have you done to win?
After Lewis Hamilton disobeyed team orders in an attempt to win the Formula 1 world championship and Jose Mourinho booted a water bottle in frustration, we are asking for your acts of sporting petulance.
David Ray: Rafa Benitez has struggled with defeat, I didn't think he knew how to be annoyed.
Richard Surman: Anyone can take an honest defeat, but then out of 8 Mercedes engines only one had problems.
John McEnerney: Do "whatever it takes" like Telfer & McGeechan told the 97 Lions. Of course within the laws of the game, fair play the only way.
Tweet us using #bbcsportsday or write on the Match of the Day Facebook page.
Image source, Getty ImagesFotomac (Turkey)
The front page of Turkish newspaper Fotomac links Fenerbahce with a move for Manchester City midfielder Jesus Navas, who has only started three Premier League games for City this season.
However, the paper adds that the club is worried that Navas, 31, will be out of their price range, so could opt to make Jeremain Lens a permanent Fenerbahce player instead.
Winger Lens, 29, is currently on loan at the Turkish side from Sunderland.
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The front page of Spanish sports newspaper AS reflects on the fact that Barcelona are six points behind La Liga leaders Real Madrid after Barca could only manage a 1-1 draw at Real Sociedad on Sunday.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland head coach Eddie Jones has called for a change in the way foul play is refereed in rugby union.
Wing Elliot Daly was sent off in the 27-14 win against Argentina on Saturday for a tackle on number eight Leonardo Senatore who landed on his neck.
Argentine wing Juan-Pablo Estelles escaped sanction for a similar offence on Jonny May because the England and Gloucester man landed on his side.
"I argue against [it being judged on] the outcome," Jones said. "I think it should be based on the action."
If only it had been changed before Saturday, England may have had a much less frantic afternoon...
Rugby Union
Image source, Getty ImagesThe autumn Tests on Saturday saw 14-man England overcome Argentina 27-14 in a drama-filled encounter at Twickenham, while Ireland pulled off a historic win over Australia in Dublin.
Wales and Scotland, meanwhile, finished their series with victories over Georgia and South Africa respectively.
Former England and Lions centre Jeremy Guscott analyses the action here.
Formula 1
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton won his first world title with McLaren in 2008
Regardless of the legitimacy of Lewis Hamilton's tactics yesterday, the safe money is on him coming back with a vengeance to regain his title in 2017.
But who will he be driving for? Mercedes? Or perhaps a return to old team McLaren?
Well, it's almost certain to be the former, but new McLaren team boss Zak Brown has left the door open for the three-time world champion to resign with the team with which he started his career.
Formula 1
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer
Lewis Hamilton was never going to go down without a fight in his world title duel with Nico Rosberg.
He had two choices going into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: drive off into the distance and emphasise a point about being the fastest driver in the world, who had only lost the title because of an uneven spread of reliability problems at Mercedes; or try to engineer the result.
He is a fighter, a racer and a man who has an unshakeable belief in his own position as the fastest driver in the world - and certainly faster than Rosberg.
So he chose the second option.
Formula 1
While Nico Rosberg celebrates his first world title victory, the rest of us are left to debate whether he is a deserving champion.
Few argue the point that Lewis Hamilton is the faster driver. Does that mean he deserved to win the 2016 title, and was scuppered only by mechanical reliability problems?
Read the opinions of BBC experts and Formula 1 pundits here.
Image source, BBC SportFormula 1
As you are probably aware, yesterday was a massive day in the world of Formula 1.
And while Lewis Hamilton's tactics in unsuccessfully attempting to avoid his deposition as world champion are up for debate, what isn't is the outcome.
And boy is Nico Rosberg enjoying it...
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Football
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham midfielder Moussa Sissoko has failed to live up to expectations following his £30m move from Newcastle, says manager Mauricio Pochettino.
France international Sissoko, 27. did not even make the bench for Spurs' 2-1 defeat at Chelsea on Saturday.
"Football is not about money," said Pochettino.
"You need to show on the training ground you are better than another team-mate and you deserve to be involved."
Not the best thing to be reading over your bowl of cornflakes for poor Moussa...
Sporting acts of petulance / what would you do to win?
This weekend we saw Jose Mourinho sent to the stands for taking his frustration out at a water bottle and Lewis Hamilton defy team orders in his attempt to win the Formula 1 world title.
And those topics are our inspiration for today's Sportsday debate.
We want you to tell us those sporting acts of petulance or those competitors that have not taken failure to win too well. Also, what would you do to win?
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Image source, Getty ImagesWilfried Zaha
Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha has submitted a request to Fifa to swap his international allegiance from England to the Ivory Coast.
Abidjan-born Zaha grew up in England and won two caps for the Three Lions, but because they were in friendly games he is allowed to switch.
Zaha, 24, would be eligible to feature in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
The tournament in Gabon, which starts on 14 January, could see Zaha miss up to six weeks of the season for Palace.
Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender
It is only the end of November, but Manchester United's title hopes are already over - they simply have too much ground to make up.
Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker
Chelsea recorded their seventh successive league win by inflicting Tottenham's first top-flight defeat of the season.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal stayed on their coat-tails by winning their respective matches.
However, Manchester United lost further ground on the front-runners after dropping more points at home.
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It's one of those sure fire signs Christmas is nearly here.
Gabby Logan will be on The One Show later to announce the shortlist for the 2016 Sports Personality of the Year.
The Genting Arena in Birmingham will host the event on Sunday, 18 December and will celebrate an outstanding 12 months of British sport.
Cue office/ dinner table discussions about who you will be voting for and who was robbed of a nomination...
Boxing
In 2015 British fighter Tyson Fury won the WBA, WBO and IBF world heavyweight titles by beating Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko on points in Dusseldorf.
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MOTD3: Are Arsenal missing Wilshere after Cazorla injury?
Martin Keown and Trevor Sinclair discuss whether Arsenal are missing Jack Wilshere, who is on loan at Bournemouth, with Santi Cazorla currently injured.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesCeltic reached an "important milestone" by beating Aberdeen in the League Cup final, says manager Brendan Rodgers.
The 3-0 win - thanks to goals from Tom Rogic, James Forrest and Moussa Dembele - gave Celtic their 100th major trophy, and Rodgers his first as manager.
The Northern Irishman said his players had been "really impressive" but they must now build on their success.
"It's a winning club, that's what the history of this club has been based on," said the former Liverpool manager.
Latest gossip
Writing for The Daily Mail,, external former Premier League referee Graham Poll has said the Football Association should ban Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho for six matches.
As you can see, the pair got on really well in Poll's refereeing days...
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