Rightio, we are going to let Jonathan Jureko take the baton on from here.

He will take you through the thrills and spills of the Club World Cup final, with regular updates from Roma v AC Milan.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale will have to go some to outshine Charlie Austin though. And I better they can't knock up a garden wall as neatly either.

Laters...

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Remember the days when Jurgen Klopp was such a sunny, chipper fella?

There is not a lot of smiling going on at Borussia Dortmund this season.

The 2012-13 Champions League runners up, the 2011-12 Bundesliga champions are now bottom but one of their domestic league after losing to Werder Bremen today.

They will drop to the foot of the table if Freiburg beat mid-table Hannover on Sunday.

Former Leeds striker Noel Whelan on BBC Radio Leeds

"I think it was a fair result. Leeds had some luck with the two Forest goals ruled out for offside but they showed a doggedness we had not seen in many away games. Yes there were lapses in concentration but Leeds dug out a result and that is what they have been looking for, for a very long time."

Forest's Britt Assombalonga climbs, wins the header and cradles his head in his hands as his attempt drops just wide with Marco Silvestri struggling to make up the ground.

One minute left.

Four minutes of injury-time and Forest's Henri Lansbury wastes a presentable chance (and some time), punting over the bar on the half-volley as the ball sits up invitingly for him.

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If you think we are almost done for football action today, think again. We only have the not-so-small matter of the Club World Cup final coming up between Real Madrid and San Lorenzo.

Madrid are the hot favourites, with Cristiano Ronaldo certainly looking very relaxed in training this week.

Real are aiming for a 22nd consecutive win in all competitions and add the trophy to their Champions League, Copa Del Rey and European Super Cup crowns.

San Lorenzo are attempting to become the first Argentine side to win the tournament since it started in its current format in 2005.

Live coverage on this very website has just started with updates from the Italian Serie A match between Roma and AC Milan thrown into the mix for you lucky, lucky people.

Souleymane Doukara almost has an instant impact for Leeds, drilling a low shot into the knees of Karl Darlow from distance.

Just three minutes left.

Inside the last 10 minutes and Nottingham Forest are still knocking on the door, with the winner proving elusive.

Chris Burke curls a shot wide from the edge of the box in their latest attempt.

Leeds boss Neil Redfearn goes for fresh legs up top, bringing off Mirco Antenucci and sending Souleymane Doukara into the fray.

What's Spanish for, well, whatever David Moyes is trying to say to the referee at full-time.

His Real Sociedad side have been denied victory against Levante by a 93rd-minute penalty decision. Empato Ivanschitz steps up to convert and Sociedad stay in 14th.

Stephane Vu-hoang: Manchester City now have the edge when it comes to grinding out results. They weren't convincing but produced that bit of magic when it counted. Yes Falcao's goal was world class but when Aston Villa were down to 10 men we were too desperate. That's inexperience. Louis van Gaal, with no real central defenders, couldn't have expected more.

I rate Paul Lambert very highly and I understand why Liverpool are so desperate to get Fabian Delph and why we need Ron Vlaar. They were outstanding tonight. A draw puts our title hopes to bed but it still cements our position. City will not drop any points over the Christmas period that's for sure.

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Over on BBC Radio 5 live, 606 is in full swing and Darren Fletcher and Robbie Savage are taking your calls. Lines are open and you can have your say.

Phil, a Liverpool fan, wants Tony Pulis to replace Brendan Rodgers at Anfield if they lose at home to Arsenal tomorrow.

Kevin, a Leicester fan, says: "If Nigel Pearson is a man, he will will resign."

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Quarter of an hour to go and Nottingham Forest are cranking up the pressure. Robert Tesche's fierce long ranger is pushed away by Marco Silvestri before Henri Lansbury thumps just wide of the near post.

Mirco Antenucci is on his own up front for Leeds now, a long, long way from his team-mates.

Paul, Wigan: Father Christmas please remember my beloved Wigan Athletic... We have so many problems on and off the field that it's hard to know where to start with what we need you to help with.

Wigan lost at home to Rotherham this afternoon and are six points shy of safety at the foot of the Championship. Get in touch using #bbcfootball, external on Twitter, text us on 81111 (UK only), or post a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook, external or Google+ page., external

Billy Sharp catches a volley sweetly, but Karl Darlow in the Forest goal is equal to it.

Leeds make a change, bringing on the towering Steve Morison to replace the considerably less towering Adryan.

Former Leeds striker Noel Whelan on BBC Radio Leeds

On Matty Fryatt's second disallowed goal for offside: "That is a lifeline again for Leeds United. There were two men left free there. They need to start learning from this. I'm not sure they should be showing it on the screen but you have to have some sympathy for Forest."

Matty Fryatt pounces on a knockdown, rifling a half-volley past Marco Silvestri.

But the flag is up. And to the Forest fans' ire the City Ground big screens show a replay showing the former Leicester man was level with the last defender.

Stuart Pearce makes sure that the fourth official knows that he has spotted his colleague's mistake as well.

Nottingham Forest are coming on strong. Jack Hunt fluffs an inviting volleyed chance at a tight angle before Michail Antonio stretches Marco Silvestri with a dipping long-ranger.

Dan, London: Really great to see Danny Fox's spectacular beard (17:47) in support of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust., external A very worthy cause that doesn't receive too much media exposure - well done!

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Former Leeds striker Noel Whelan on BBC Radio Leeds

"We were just talking about character and that is such a pressure kick. Billy Sharp wanted the ball and he stepped up confidently and smashed the ball into the goal."