We will now move back to the Premier League, with reaction coming up from Goodison Park, where Everton and Aston Villa played out a goalless draw on Sunday.

But first, here is a quick line from Everton boss Sean Dyche on concerns that the club could be charged by the Premier League for further breaches of financial regulations...

Such sad news from Bolton Wanderers, which puts football into perspective.

Our best wishes go to Iain's family and friends.

Bolton Wanderers supporter Iain Purslow has died after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest during their home game against Cheltenham Town on Saturday.

The 71-year-old was given CPR by medical staff and paramedics at the ground before passing away in hospital.

Bolton described him as a "lifelong fan", who had been watching the match alongside his son Stuart.

Read the full story here.

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An Israeli footballer faces prosecution in Turkey and the sack from his club for showing solidarity with hostages taken in the 7 October Hamas attacks during a goal celebration.

Sagiv Jehezkel, a player for Antalyaspor, held up a bandaged hand that read "100 days. 7/10".

The attacks triggered Israel's bombardment of Gaza which has left tens of thousands dead.

The footballer has been accused of supporting "Israel's massacre in Gaza".

Jehezkel said he was not "pro-war" and Israel accused Turkey of hypocrisy.

He was detained before being released pending trial on Monday - he is being investigated for "publicly inciting the public to hatred and hostility".

Read the full story here.

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Kylian Mbappe scored his 19th league goal of the season as Paris St-Germain won at 10-man Lens to move eight points clear at the top of Ligue 1.

Bradley Barcola converted from Kylian Mbappe's assist in the first half before Mbappe struck late on.

Lens had defender Jonathan Gradit sent off on the stroke of half-time.

PSG have lost just once in Ligue 1 this season and look firmly on course to retain their title.

Read the full report here.

Girona opened a one-point lead over second-placed Real Madrid at the top of La Liga on Sunday despite being held to a goalless draw at bottom side Almeria.

The hosts had the better chances but couldn't convert.

Girona's cause was not helped when Aleix Garcia was sent off with 10 minutes remaining, but they held on to preserve their record of just one league defeat this season.

Read the full match report here.

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Vinicius Jr scored a first-half hat-trick as Real Madrid beat Barcelona to win the Spanish Super Cup.

The winger scored twice in the first 10 minutes to put Carlo Ancelotti's side in control in Saudi Arabia.

Robert Lewandowski pulled one back for Barca with a superb volley but Vinicius converted a 39th-minute penalty to restore Los Blancos' two-goal lead.

Rodrygo then added a fourth in the second half before Ronald Araujo was sent off to complete Barca's misery.

Read Sam Drury's full match report here.

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John Bennett is joined by former Cameroon defender Sebastien Bassong and Ghana international Kwesi Appiah as they review the action on day two of the Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast.

Click here to listen to the World Football at Afcon podcast on BBC Sounds.

Mohamed Salah's injury-time penalty spared Egypt's blushes against Mozambique in their Group B opener at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.

Mozambique were on course for a historic upset, only for Salah's spot-kick to salvage a 2-2 draw for Egypt.

Elsewhere, Victor Osimhen's quick-fire equaliser spared Nigeria a shock defeat against Equatorial Guinea in their opening game of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.

Osimhen nodded in straight after Iban Salvador's opener for the underdogs, with the game ending 1-1.

Read Ian Williams' report of Egypt's draw with Mozambique here.

You can also read Ben Miller's report of Nigeria's draw with Equatorial Guinea here.

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In day three of the Africa Cup of Nations, Group C and Group D get underway in today's three matches from the competition in Ivory Coast.

In Group C, Senegal start their campaign against Gambia, with the other game seeing Cameroon face Guinea.

There is also one match in Group D, where Algeria face Angola.

BBC will be showing 10 live matches from AFCON, including two quarter-finals and both semi-finals, with Thursday's Group B clash between Egypt and Ghana among those.

There will also be highlights of every match on the BBC Sport website.

Monday's AFCON fixtures:

Senegal v Gambia (14:00 GMT)

Cameroon v Guinea (17:00 GMT)

Algeria v Angola (20:00 GMT)

We will be hearing from the Luton, Brentford and Wolves camps later today, around lunchtime, before their FA Cup replays.

For now, though, let's turn our attention back to reaction following Sunday's action.

We will hear from the Everton and Aston Villa managers shortly, following their goalless draw at Goodison Park in the Premier League.

But first, let's have a look at some of action from around the globe - starting at the Africa Cup of Nations...

There are eight FA Cup third-round replays taking place this week.

BBC One will be showing Bristol City v West Ham live on Tuesday evening.

You can also follow updates from all eight matches on the BBC Sport website.

Tuesday, 16 January

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Brentford (19:30 GMT)

Bolton Wanderers v Luton Town

Birmingham City v Hull City

Eastleigh v Newport County

Bristol City v West Ham United - on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport

Wednesday, 17 January

Blackpool v Nottingham Forest - on ITV4 and ITVX

Bristol Rovers v Norwich City

Everton v Crystal Palace

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West Ham assistant manager Billy McKinlay says Bristol City will pose a tough test in Tuesday's FA Cup third-round replay at Ashton Gate.

Eight days ago, the two sides drew 1-1 at the London Stadium and the winner of the replay will face either Nottingham Forest or Blackpool at home in the fourth round.

"It's a difficult game," said McKinlay. "We had no surprises in the first game. I think they've fully deserved their draw.

"We had some opportunities to probably increase our lead after we scored early, but the game was really difficult and going there it will be a full house, a midweek FA Cup replay and a big game with a good atmosphere, so we're looking forward to it. We're confident we can produce a performance that will hopefully put us through."

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Billy McKinlay refused to be drawn on the Hammers' transfer plans this month.

"I'm probably the wrong person to be asking that question," said West Ham's assistant manager. "January is always a difficult month in which to do business and we'll continue to work with the players we have got."

Following injuries to attackers Jarrod Bowen, Lucas Paqueta and Michail Antonio, and Mohammed Kudus' absence due to the Africa Cup of Nations, the Hammers have recently been linked with a number of attacking targets, including wingers Steven Bergwijn (Ajax), Jack Clarke (Sunderland) and Jonathan Rowe (Norwich City).

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West Ham United assistant manager Billy McKinlay has said the Hammers are used to fixture congestion in what is their third successive season in Europe.

In a period where West Ham were supposed to have two weeks off between games, a 1-1 draw against Bristol City in the FA Cup eight days ago means they will face the Robins in a replay at Ashton Gate on Tuesday night.

Speaking after comments from striker Michail Antonio about scheduling the replay in the Premier League winter break, McKinlay said it is something David Moyes' side are familiar with.

"I've not seen those quotes. The way they've structured the breaks is hybrid, so they struggle to fit the fixtures in, so I've not really looked too deeply into the fixture dates.

"The players play a lot of games and the fixture calendar is congested, but that's the way it is.

"Our players are certainly used to having this number of games and we're delighted we're progressing in so many competitions."

West Ham will play a minimum of 51 matches this season in all competitions. The Hammers played 57 in the 2022/23 campaign and 56 in the 2021/22 season.

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West Ham assistant manager Billy McKinlay has confirmed that Lucas Paqueta and Jarrod Bowen will both miss Tuesday's FA Cup third-round replay at Bristol City.

Both suffered injuries in the 1-1 draw with the Robins eight days ago, having combined for West Ham's early goal, scored by Bowen.

"Lucas Paqueta is not available and the same for Jarrod Bowen," said McKinlay. "We'll determine their availability for future games after tomorrow.

"We're short a couple of players so we'll have to make some changes."

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Right, West Ham United assistant manager Billy McKinlay is speaking to the media before the Hammers' FA Cup third-round replay at Bristol City on Tuesday.

David Moyes' side were held to a 1-1 draw in their original meeting eight days ago, when Jarrod Bowen's early goal was cancelled out by a second-half strike from Tommy Conway.

Midfielder Lucas Paqueta, centre-back Konstantinos Mavropanos and forward Bowen all suffered injuries in the draw with the Robins and are set to miss out, while centre-back Nayef Aguerd and winger Mohammed Kudus are both away at the Africa Cup of Nations.

McKinlay is expected to be asked about the club's transfer business. They have been linked with Sunderland's Jack Clarke and Norwich City's Jonathan Rowe, while winger Said Benrahma is among those to have been touted to leave the club in January.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Perhaps the most significant football event of the week will not involve a pitch or players - at least in the conventional sense.

The Premier League will confirm today whether any of the 20 top-flight clubs have breached profit and sustainability rules and if they have been charged.

The process has been streamlined to ensure charges are dealt with during the reporting period in question - to avoid the scenario they have ended up in with Everton, who were deducted 10 points this season even though their breaches took place outside the relevant reporting period.

Worrying for everyone at Goodison Park, Everton and Nottingham Forest are amongst those thought to be most at risk.

And, before anyone mentions Manchester City, their case is historic and so complicated, it would not have been part of the fast-track process even if those rules had been in place when they were charged.