OK it is time to bring Sportsday to a close for Monday but we will be back at 1630 GMT with a Ballon d'Or special live text commentary, with Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Franck Ribery in the running for the award. Join us again then. Bye for now.

Neil Warnock rejects comments made by Crystal Palace's Jason Puncheon that question his former boss's integrity.

Puncheon, who played under Warnock while on loan at QPR, tweeted the claims about the 65-year-old while responding to criticism of his penalty miss in the 2-0 defeat by Tottenham.

"If it's been suggested I have done anything untoward, I can confirm I most certainly haven't," Warnock retorted. "The matter is being addressed with him directly on my behalf."

Judd Trump makes it 1-1 in his first-round match against Marco Fu in the Masters.

Watch live coverage of the match here.

Charlton Athletic FC:, external The Valley pitch has passed a Monday afternoon inspection ahead of tomorrow's FA Cup game.

Championship side Charlton will play League Two Oxford United in the third round, with the winners away at Huddersfield in round four.

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A crowd of 60,000 watched Manchester United beat Red Star Belgrade 2-1 in a European Cup tie at Old Trafford. The second leg, three weeks later, was to be the last appearance of the Busby Babes before the Munich air disaster.

Some of your suggestions for worst penalty misses

straightyellowcard:, external Worst penalty I think I've ever seen was Steve Staunton for Coventry against Bradford in the early 2000s, still in orbit that one.

Rian Hoskins:, external Shane Long's penalty against Liverpool on the opening day of last season. Had no power and was straight down the middle.

Marco Fu wins the opening frame in his first-round match against Judd Trump in the Masters.

World number four Trump moved into a 64-36 lead, but a miss on the final red gave his opponent from Hong Kong a chance, and Fu won the frame on the black.

Live coverage is available online and on BBC Two.

Crewe Alexandra complete the signing of Watford forward Uche Ikpeazu on loan for the rest of the season.

The teenager joined Watford last summer from Reading, having scored 28 goals in 28 games for the Royals' under-18s side.

Forward Nouha Dicko joins Wolverhampton Wanderers from Wigan Athletic on a permanent basis.

The French player spent a loan spell towards the end of last season at Wolves, making four appearances and scoring one goal.

Dicko spent a month with Rotherham United earlier this season and scored six goals in seven appearances.

England defeat New Zealand 5-1 to top Pool A - their second win in as many games - to book their place in the quarter-finals of the Hockey World League Final in India.

A brace from Ashley Jackson was quickly followed by strikes from Tom Carson, Mark Gleghorne and Barry Middleton.

England will be in action in the last eight on Wednesday.

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From Gareth Southgate's miss at Euro '96 to Asamoah Gyan missing in the dying seconds for Ghana against Uruguay at the 2010 World Cup, BBC Sport takes a look at some of the worst penalties taken in football, after Jason Puncheon's shocking penalty miss for Crystal Palace.

What, for you, is the worst penalty miss in football? Let us know on Twitter via #bbcsportsday, external and have your say on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Celtic signing target Stefan Johansen "is in final negotiations with a club", according to the Norwegian Football Federation.

The NFF said the Stromsgodset midfielder has left their training camp in Abu Dhabi in order to decide his future.

The Scottish champions have been waiting to hear from the Norwegian outfit over a fee for the 23-year-old.

Judd Trump's first-round game against Hong Kong's Marco Fu in the Masters is set to begin, with the match broadcast live on BBC Two.

The pair are hoping to join Mark Selby and John Higgins in the quarter-finals, after they both won yesterday.

Gary Lineker

"Ronaldo deserves to win the Ballon d'Or. It's for the best player, not the best team's best player. Messi, too many injuries this year."

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Nemanja Vidic's agent denies reports the Manchester United defender has signed a pre-contract agreement with Turkish side Galatasaray.

The 32-year-old is out of contract at Old Trafford in the summer and was free to discuss terms with another club from 1 January.

There have been reports linking the Serbian defender with a move to Galatasaray and Barcelona but Vidic's agent Silvano Martina insists in the Manchester Evening News, external he "knows nothing" about speculation Vidic has already agreed to leave United on a free transfer in the summer.

London Broncos make Hull KR forward George Griffin their first signing ahead of the new Super League season.

The 21-year-old back-row forward, who is the brother of Salford's former Wakefield, Huddersfield and Leeds prop Darrell Griffin, made 13 Super League appearances for Hull KR last season.

Griffin is expected to be the first of up to 16 new faces at the Broncos. The club say other signings will be announced in the near future.

More thoughts on this season's title race.

Martino Oscar:, external United could possibly bounce back as a title contender, though it's a bit tough with the opposition not dropping form.

Jay:, external Arsenal have shown the steel/resolve/ability to win unlike in previous seasons. I am fancying their chances, especially if they strengthen.

Gaurav Chhetri:, external City, Chelsea or Arsenal for the title. Liverpool or Spurs fourth. United and Everton battle for Thursday night football #bbcsportsday.

Aberdeen are keen to sign Blackburn Rovers striker David Goodwillie on loan until the end of the season, says BBC Scotland's Liam McLeod.

Goodwillie rejoined Dundee United on loan in July and scored six goals in 22 appearances for his first club. However, United have decided not to extend the striker's six-month spell at Tannadice.

Other clubs are also interested in the 24-year-old but it is understood that Aberdeen is his preferred option.

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Jose Mourinho pledges his long-term future to Chelsea, saying he belongs to the club, and the club belongs to him.

The Portuguese manager is in his second spell at Stamford Bridge, having previously managed them between 2004-07.

"I'm not here thinking about my next move because I don't want to have a next move," he tells the Evening Standard., external "I'm here to stay. I belong to Chelsea, Chelsea belong to me. I gave a lot to Chelsea in the past but they also gave a lot to me."

Earlier today the QSTeaser from @QofS_Official was: Who are the four players since 2000 to win and lose in the women's singles final at the Australian Open?

The answers are: Kim Clijsters, Lindsay Davenport, Justine Henin and Maria Sharapova.

Congratulations to everyone who got the answers correct.