Football coach Bennell denies sex abuse
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FA Cup third-round replay news conferences
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Get Involved: Feeling blue on Blue Monday? #bbcsportsday
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Tennis
BBC Radio 5 live
Some things to look out for later on tonight / early tomorrow as our coverage of the Australian Open continues.
Former world number one Novak Djokovic and six-time women's champion Serena Williams are both in action on day two.
Tennis
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It is Blue Monday - apparently the most depressing day of the year - so we've been asking if you are depressed or happy about your team?
I'm actually not feeling too bad. Mainly because both my teams (Fulham & the Pittsburgh Steelers) won this weekend
Matthew, Aldershot
As a Birmingham City fan, I'm feeling all kinds of blue on this Blue Monday. Can somebody tell me why we sacked our manager when we were inches away from the playoff places? We literally haven't won a game since
George Clark (concerned Bluenose)
As an Evertonian, I'm having a right Royal 'Blue Day'....with no sign of any depression! Thanks Lads!! COYB!
Sandra Williams, Liverpool
Formula 1
Image source, MercedesWe brought you news of Valtteri Bottas joining Mercedes as team-mate to Lewis Hamilton earlier.
It might not surprise you to learn that Finn Bottas, who moves from Williams, is rather pleased to be driving for the team that has dominated Formula 1 for the past three season.
"It's very exciting times for me," said Bottas, whose best F1 results so far are two second places, at the British and German grands prix in 2014.
"I think it's going to take a while to understand that this is really happening.
"It's definitely another dream come true, to race in another team with such great history - especially in the recent years, which have been so impressive.
"I think with Lewis we are going to be a strong pair together. I really respect him as a driver and a person."
Image source, MercedesCricket
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a rough week for Melbourne Renegades wicketkeeper Peter Nevill who sustained a suspected fractured jaw earlier today when he was hit in the face by a cricket bat during his side's Big Bash win over Adelaide Strikers.
Nevill was looking the other way when he was hit in the 18th over of the Strikers' unsuccessful run chase.
The bat slipped out of Brad Hodge's hands, flew into the air and the handle caught Nevill on the cheekbone as he stood behind the stumps.
The 31-year-old left the Adelaide Oval with a visibly swollen face.
It is the second time in a week Nevill has been forced from the field with a head injury, after he was hit by a fielder's throw against Sydney Sixers., external
Image source, Getty ImagesGet Inspired with walking hockey
The rise of walking football - with a five-fold increase in clubs to more than 1,000 in just two years - is now having an impact on other sports.
Check out Bromsgrove Hockey Club and their inspirational head coach Alan Gormley, who has just introduced walking hockey sessions on Monday evenings for 2017.
Read our guide on how to get into hockey, here.
Image source, Bromsgrove Hockey ClubBromsgrove Hockey Club head coach Alan Gormley introduces new recruits to the first walking hockey session on 9 January
Cricket
Former England spinner Monty Panesar is to work with the Australia team before their Test series in India.
The 34-year-old has been playing grade cricket for Sydney side Campbelltown.
Panesar toured India on three occasions and took 17 wickets when England won 2-1 in 2012, their first series victory there for 27 years.
The left-armer will advise Australia's batsmen and slow bowlers before they depart for the four-Test series, which begins on 23 February.
Panesar's stint in Australia is part of a bid to return to his best on the field amid mental health problems.
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BBC Two
We are into a deciding frame in the Masters and it is 5-5 between John Higgins and Mark Allen.
Watch all the latest action on BBC Two right now.
Football
Bill Rice
BBC Radio Manchester
Image source, Rex FeaturesMore analysis on Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Liverpool yesterday.
Aggression on the field, emotion in the stands and a disagreement between the respective managers - yesterday's Premier League draw had all the intensity you would expect from Manchester United against Liverpool.
Inevitably the managers disagreed, Jose Mourinho insisting they were the only team trying to win the game, and Jurgen Klopp suggesting the home side had resorted to long ball football to fashion an equaliser.
Neither of these sides may end up champions in May, but their resurgence under their respective bosses suggests this won't be the last clash of the two we see on the touchline.
Tennis
Jamie Murray, who will be defending the Australian Open men's doubles title with Bruno Soares, has had an amusing encounter with an Uber driver in Melbourne...
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Image source, Getty ImagesAston Villa loan defender Aly Cissokho to Greek Super League side Olympiakos for the remainder of the season.
The 29-year-old Frenchman signed for Villa from Valencia for an undisclosed fee on a four-year deal in August 2014 after a season on loan at Liverpool.
He is the third player moved on by manager Steve Bruce in January.
Rudy Gestede was sold to Premier League side Middlesbrough and keeper Pierluigi Gollini has joined Atalanta on loan.
Rugby union
Ireland hooker Sean Cronin is expected to miss the Six Nations Championship because of a hamstring injury.
Cronin's club Leinster said on Monday that the 30-year-old had sustained a high-grade tear which could rule him out for 10 weeks.
The injury, sustained in Leinster's recent Pro12 win over Zebre, was initially thought to be a minor strain.
The news is a blow to Ireland as Cronin was the main cover for skipper Rory Best at hooker.
Ireland's first Six Nations match is away to Scotland on Saturday, 4 February.
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Bill Rice
BBC Radio Manchester
Image source, Getty ImagesSome analysis on Manchester United's 1-1 draw against Liverpool yesterday.
A draw was the least Manchester United's performance against Liverpool deserved, and for the equaliser to come just six minutes from the end made it feel more like a victory.
However, the reality is this was an opportunity missed to close the gap on their rivals from Merseyside and Manchester City, and Jose Mourinho's side now find themselves losing ground to the weekend's victors - Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea.
The gap to the Blues at the top is now 12 points, which would take a Herculean effort and a lot of good fortune to overturn and looks unlikely. Securing Champions League football remains the priority though, and that is within reach.
Latest gossip
West Bromwich Albion's hopes of signing Fabian Delph appear dead and buried with Pep Guardiola keen to hang on to the midfielder, reports the Birmingham Mail., external
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It has taken a while, but British number two James Willstrop has finally ended a run of 10 years and 19 defeats against number one Nick Matthew.
Willstrop had not beaten his domestic rival since the 2007 English Open final but won 11-6 7-11 5-11 11-7 11-4 at New York's Grand Central Station.
"It's been tough over the years," said Willstrop. "His game makes it very hard for me."
Matthew said: "He's a class player and we've played some massive matches, so that win was coming some day."
Willstrop, 33, and 36-year-old Matthew have met 35 times down the years, with Matthew now holding a 26-9 overall record.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBayern Munich winger Arjen Robben has signed a contract to extend his stay with the German champions until the summer of 2018.
The former Chelsea player's current deal was due to expire at the end of the season but he is now tied to the club until he is 34.
"In his position Arjen is one of the best players in the world," Bayern Munich's executive board chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said.
"He's been here for almost eight years and has become a key part of the club."
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesDo you think Neymar is worth more than Lionel Messi?
The Brazilian striker is the most valuable player in Europe - worth about £216m - according to a new study, external which values 10 players at more than 100m euros.
Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi is valued by academics at £149m while the only England players in the top 10 are Tottenham duo Harry Kane (£122m) and Dele Alli (£96m).
Paul Pogba, who joined Manchester United for a record £89m in the summer, is valued at £136.4m.
The study has been carried out by a team of academics from the CIES Football Observatory, using a transfer value algorithm.
They have calculated the value using criteria that includes player performance and characteristics, such as age and length of contract.
Read more here.
Watch some incredible footage as a sports hall roof collapsed on Saturday evening during a floorball game in the Czech Republic city of Ceska Trebova.
Two people were hurt escaping the collapsing building.
Sports hall roof collapses during match in Czech Republic
#bbcsportsday
It is Blue Monday - apparently the most depressing day of the year - so are you depressed or happy about your team?
Ryan Carreyett: 10 defeats in 11. A heartbreaking defeat at the weekend to Cardiff. Dropping at an alarming rate. The Bristol City life.
George Sanders: As a Rotherham fan the whole season has been blue, the recent win over Norwich has cheered up everyone, however.
David Melton: Looking at the top of the Premier League table today is depressing, But nothing a Chelsea dip in form wouldn't cure.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesBristol City led 2-1 with 12 minutes to go and lost 3-2 at home against Cardiff