David Baddiel and Frank Skinner are now performing their famous "Three Lions" song on stage.

The duo have reunited with The Lightning Seeds to sing their number one hit, which became an anthem for England fans during this summer's World Cup.

Three Lions was written to mark England hosting the 1996 European Championship - the first major football tournament the country had staged since the 1966 World Cup.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

England’s penalty shoot-out win against Colombia turned the tide of their painful past history in the World Cup as Gareth Southgate’s side reached the last eight on a night of emotion and drama in Moscow.

In a searing atmosphere in front of a vast Colombian following, England’s hopes were in danger after Yerry Mina’s injury-time equaliser – only for sheer, unbridled joy when Eric Dier scored the decisive spot-kick after Jordan Pickford saved from Carlos Bacca.

An unforgettable night in an unforgettable summer.

Tennis legend Billie Jean King has received the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award.

French football have produced some of the best players on the planet and many of them wrote their names in the history books when they were crowned world champions in 1998.

From Zinedine Zidane to Thierry Henry, Eric Cantona to Claude Makelele and Michel Platini to Patrick Vieira - the French have produced them all when it comes to football.

And 20 years later, France won the Fifa World Cup for a second time and a new hero was born this summer. A 19-year-old champion called Kylian Mbappe, who lit up Russia with his pace and creativity, became a household name when he scored in football's most prestigious final.

A montage on the World Cup is being shown on TV now. And what a tournament it was!

James Anderson, England's most successful pace bowler in Test history, is grateful for his 15-year career in cricket:

"I've just been really driven. I love playing cricket and I have done since I was a kid. I feel so lucky to be able to play it as a profession, play for my country as long as I have and I just want to keep hold of that as much as I can.

"When you get to thirty people start saying 'you need to think about retiring' but for me, I jsut absolutely love it and keep going as long as I can."

Gary Lineker asked Anderson how many balls does he think he bowled in Test cricket.

"I think it's over 10,000?" Anderson replies. "I've got the exact number here," teases Gary. "It's: 31,746."

"I knew you were going to show me crying!" Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas says.

"I never thought about winning as day after day it's a process and then all of sudden, boom, you win.

"It was kind of like at my wedding, without sounding all macho, you think about it, then you go to the church and I was like 'ooh, it's quite a big deal this.' And then I started crying!

"It was just a dream ever since I was kid, then suddenly that whole emotion just hit me. It was amazing."

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What a moment for Billy Monger!

The 19-year old receives the Helen Rollason Award from five time Formula 1 World Champion, Lewis Hamilton.

Scotland cricketer Olivia Rae: A sporting leader for gender equality, who broke down doors for others to walk through! Absolute legend! Thank you Billie Jean King.

Billie Jean King's speech is incredible.

She talks about the moment she realised change needed to happen in sport. "Everyone who played [tennis] was white. And I asked myself, where is everybody else?"

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Billie Jean King says it means "so much" to have Sue Barker presenting the award as she is a close friend, an excellent player and a "broadcasting legend".

'Ain't no mountain high enough' by Diana Ross was chosen by Billie Jean King as the song she would walk onto the stage to. It was on her desert island disc. Listen to that here.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis writer

Standing a few feet away from the US Open trophy which she had won, Naomi Osaka was crying.

Unfortunately they weren’t tears of triumph after claiming her first Grand Slam, more weeps of woe after the controversy which marred it.

Serena Williams’ row with umpire Carlos Ramos may have overshadowed one of the most dramatic Grand Slam finals we’ve ever seen, but it did not ruin the feeling that Osaka, a 21-year-old from Japan with a shy awkwardness off court contrasting with a steely determination on it, had announced herself as a potential successor to Queen Serena.

Billie Jean King has been a leading figure in women’s tennis for years. The American former world number 1 won 39 Grand Slam titles – 12 singles and 27 doubles.

King is an advocate for gender equality and has long been a pioneer for equality and social justice. One of her most famous contributions was the “battle of the sexes” match which nationally televised match in 1973 between Bobby Riggs and Billie Jean King, which King won in three sets. The match attracted massive attention and was viewed by an estimated 90 million people around the world.

She is still regarded by many in the sport as one of the greatest tennis players of all time.

Sue Barker is welcomed on stage for the first time since 2012 to announce the winner of the lifetime achievement award.

The winner is one of Sue's greatest idols.

Libby Dawes
BBC Sport at Sports Personality

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Just had a quick word with Gary Lineker while he catches his breath backstage. “It’s been an amazing night so far - we’ve had a fantastic response from the crowd here. Billy Monger just brought the house down.” I asked him how it was going for him and his fellow presenters. “So far so good (nervous face)”!

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport snooker expert

Snooker's longest trophy celebration goes on as Mark Williams continues to enjoy his World Championship triumph, seven months after winning the trophy for the third time at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.

Williams was a shock winner, 15 years after his previous world title, and appeared at his news conference naked, as he promised he would earlier in the tournament.

Many in the sport are still trying to recover from seeing that sight!

Mark Williams has recorded a hilarious VT with the BBC team where he reflects on the time he got naked during a press conference.

What a guy...

I’ve always wondered how many calories I’d burn doing a stage of the Tour de France but after hearing Geraint Thomas expends on average 5,000 calories a day – just in training – I don’t think I’ll ever want to try. The Welshmen stocks up on grilled salmon, pasta, rice and chicken to meet his nutritional needs. He may be deprived of pizza but it’s not all bad for Thomas, who now lives in Monaco.