Jose Mourinho has taken a squad of 19 players to Ukraine to face Zorya Luhansk in their final Europa League group match.

A point will be enough for United to qualify for the knockout stages.

Michael Carrick, Matteo Darmian, Antonio Valencia, Memphis Depay and Morgan Schneiderlin have not travelled, while Bastian Schweinsteiger is ineligible as he was not registered in United's initial Europa League squad. 

Chris Smalling and Luke Shaw remain unavailable as they recover from injury.

Squad: De Gea, Romero, Johnstone; Fosu-Mensah, Jones, Bailly, Rojo, Blind, Young; Fellaini, Herrera, Pogba, Lingard, Mata, Mkhitaryan; Martial, Rashford, Rooney, Ibrahimovic.

The authorities in Bolivia have arrested the head of the airline involved in a crash last week that killed 71 people, including most of the Brazilian football team, Chapecoense.

Gustavo Vargas, a retired air force general, has been detained as part of an investigation into the crash.

The plane, operated by the tiny LaMia airline, was taking the team to Colombia when it ran out of fuel.

A Bolivian official says she warned the pilot of the problem before departure.

You can read more on that story here.

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Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman has been banned for two games for unsportsmanlike conduct during Sunday's 2-0 derby win over Lazio.

The 26-year-old, who scored the opening goal, started a fight when he squirted water at Lazio substitute Danilo Cataldi.

Cataldi was sent off for grabbing the shirt of Strootman, who collapsed on the ground. 

The club will appeal against the ban which would rule him out of games withAC Milan and Juventus, the other two members of the top three.

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says it's important not to forget his team lack experience in Europe after their 1-1 draw with Celtic. 

He says the 2016 Champions League semi-finalists will need to win the respect of their more illustrious rivals over the next few years. 

Guardiola was impressed with the performance of City loanee Patrick Roberts, who scored the goal for the Hoops against his parent club, but said no decisions would be made on the player until the end of the season.

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BBC Sports editor

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The Football Association - as part of its widened review into child sex abuse allegations - expects to interview Crewe director of football Dario Gradi.

That comes after a report in the Independent newspaper, external that in 1974, when Gradi was Chelsea's assistant manager, he visited the parents of a 15-year-old youth-team player at the club to “smooth over” a complaint of sexual assault against Eddie Heath, the chief scout who has been identified as a repeat offender in the 1970s. 

No action is thought to have been taken against Heath by Chelsea. Gradi denies any wrongdoing.

Gradi refused to comment to the BBC about his links with Heath last week. 

He has expressed “sympathy” for Crewe players who have alleged sexual abuse, and said he had no knowledge of it at the time.

Marca have all the build-up to Real Madrid's shootout with Borussia Dortmund - with top spot in group F and (in theory) an easier route in the last-16 of the Champions League.

A draw and Dortmund stay top, a win and Real go through as group leaders.

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A quick translate with a popular search engine tells us L'Equipe's headline means 'appalling'.

Which is the view from France after Paris St-Germain missed out on top spot in their Champions League group to Arsenal, after a 2-2 draw with Ludogorets,

Only an injury-time equaliser from Angel di Maria denied the Bulgarian side victory.

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Altrincham, bottom of the National League North, have sacked manager Jim Harvey after just three months.

They have lost nine of their last 10 games and are 12 points from safety.

Fancy the job? Gamers need not apply....

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Arda Turan scored a hat-trick in Barcelona's 4-0 victory against Borussia Monchengladbach, with Jurgen Klopp and his Liverpool squad watching.

Turkey forward Turan also set up Lionel Messi for the first goal of the dead rubber Champions League match.

He then scored a 17-minute second-half hat-trick, as Barcelona underscored their position as Group C winners.

See more pictures of Klopp and his players at the Nou Camp here.

Emma Vardy
Home Affairs Correspondent, BBC South Today

Former England and Southampton footballer Matt le Tissier says he was given a "naked massage" by a coach at the centre of sex abuse allegations.

Bob Higgins, a former youth officer at the club, is accused of historical sexual abuse against young players.

Le Tissier said he was not abused but the incident was "very wrong".

"Everyone was kind of naked and getting thrown on this bed... and a very quick massage - it was uncomfortable," he told BBC South. "It's very, very wrong for a start - looking back on it, you think it's wrong but as a young boy you thought 'is this normal'?"

Read more here.

We have a bit more now on the breaking news from Dubai.

The caddie collapsed on the 13th fairway and was attended to by on-site medics, but later died in hospital.

Ivan Khodabakhsh, Ladies European Tour CEO, said: "We are extremely shocked and saddened by this and have suspended play as a mark of respect."

The first round of the Dubai Ladies Masters will be completed on Thursday and the event will be reduced to 54 holes.

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Some breaking news now and we are just hearing that the first round of the Dubai Ladies Masters has been suspended following the death of a caddie during play.  

We will bring you more on this as we get it.

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Durham batsman Keaton Jennings will become Alastair Cook's latest opening partner for England in the fourth Test against India in Mumbai.

South Africa-born Jennings, 24, replaces Haseeb Hameed, who required surgery on a broken left hand suffered in the third Test.

All-rounder Stuart Broad is rated at 50-50 after missing the match in Mohali with a foot injury.

England are currently 2-0 down in the five-match series.

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Groups E, F, G and H are still to play their final group games but these are the teams that have already qualified for the next stage of the Champions League.

The group winners are in bold and there are some dangerous teams lying in second place.

Arsenal v Bayern anyone?

Group A: Arsenal and PSG

Group B:Napoli and Benfica

Group C:Barcelona and Manchester City

Group D:Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich

Group E:Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen

Group F: Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid

Group G:Leicester and one of Porto or FC Copenhagen

Group H: Juventus and one of Sevilla or Lyon  

You can't argue with that return from the 20-year-old...

Ilkay Gundogan is looking forward....

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Manchester City were already guaranteed second place in their Champions League group, behind Barcelona, and played out a low key 1-1 draw with Celtic at the Etihad.

It was a dead rubber with Celtic already eliminated but it was Brendan Rodgers' side who took the lead through on-loan City winger Patrick Roberts.

That only lasted four minutes as Kelechi Iheanacho soon equalised.

City boss Pep Guardiola made nine changes from the team that lost at home to Chelsea on Saturday, including teenagers Pablo Maffeo and Tosin Adarabioyo.  

Arsenal players love a selfie, here's Aaron Ramsey with hat-trick hero Lucas Perez and Nacho Monreal.

Arsenal are happy this morning.....

That's because they have finished top of their Champions League group for the first time since 2011-12.

They were inspired by a Lucas Perez hat-trick as they thrashed Basel 4-1 in Switzerland, with Alex Iwobi also getting on the scoresheet.

Paris St-Germain could only manage a draw against Ludogorets Razgrad, as the Ligue 1 side missed out on top spot in group A.

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There's that Top Gun pun again on the Metro.