We're done for the day but there is plenty still to look forward to - our Champions League live text commentary will kick-off in one hour from 18:00 GMT and keep you across what's happening between Manchester City and Celtic, Arsenal's visit to FC Basel and all the other games across Europe.

Sportsday will be back from 08:00 GMT tomorrow with reflections on tonight and a look forward to Wednesday's games, as well as all the usual breaking footy news and gossip.

We'll see you then. Thanks for keeping us company and goodbye for now.

It's been quite a sporting year with the Rio Olympics, Andy Murray's ascent to the top of the tennis rankings and the death of Muhammad Ali but one event was bigger than them all from a social media perspective.

Twitter have released #ThisHappened - their annual stat package of the past year - and it shows that Leicester City's Premier League victory tweet was the most retweeted post in sport in 2016. Across the whole wide world. 

It received 396,000 retweets, while Christian Fuch's tweet, external from 'Vardy's party' on the night the Foxes won the Premier League was fourth on the list with 219,000 retweets.

A tweet from Muhammad Ali's official account, external·after his death was second with 257,000 retweets and Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirming he was joining Manchester United, external was third with 222,000 retweets.

England being knocked out of Euro 2016 by Iceland was the most-tweeted moment in the UK this year, with 128,000 tweets per minute.

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Non-league football club Basingstoke Town have listed themselves for sale on eBay,, external with bids starting at 99p.

The Southern Premier League side needs new investment with chairman Rafi Razzak stepping down after 25 years at the end of the season.

"The world needs to know the club is for sale," supporter and former director Simon Hood told BBC Sport.

Nine bids have already been made since the auction went live on Tuesday, with a highest offer of £285 for the seventh-tier Hampshire side.

Read more here.

American golfer Paige Spiranac broke down in tears as she talked about receiving death threats and being called her a "disgrace to golf"., external

The 23-year-old said online abuse following her professional debut at last year's Dubai Ladies Masters - where she got a sponsors' invite but failed to make the cut - caused her to suffer with depression.

MORE WOMEN'S GOLF: How Hull is making waves in women's golf

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As the final set of group matches in the Champions League begin tonight, there are seven teams still hoping to earn one of the four remaining places in the knockout stage.

We know that Leicester, Manchester City and Arsenal are already through while Celtic and Tottenham are out, but what about the others?

Already through are: Atlético Madrid (group winners), Barcelona (group winners), Leicester City (group winners), Monaco (group winners), Arsenal, Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Juventus, Manchester City, Paris St-Germain, Real Madrid.

The seven hoping to join them are: Benfica, Beşiktaş, FC Copenhagen, Lyon, Napoli, Porto, Sevilla.

For a full guide to all the permutations, Uefa have helpfully produced this article., external

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Manchester City will rotate their squad for tonight's Champions League visit of Celtic, as they cannot improve on their guaranteed second place in Group C behind Barcelona.

Sergio Aguero is not banned from European matches, but may not be risked, while Willy Caballero looks set to start in goal.

Celtic know they will finish bottom and are heading out of Europe.

Defender Erik Sviatchenko and striker Leigh Griffiths are fit after missing Saturday's 4-3 win at Motherwell.

Arsenal could rest forward Alexis Sanchez for their final Champions League Group A game at Basel.

The Gunners have qualified for the last 16 and will finish second in the group regardless of their own result if Paris St-Germain beat Ludogorets Razgrad.

If Chile international Sanchez is left out, it could provide an opportunity for Spanish striker Lucas Perez.

Midfielder Granit Xhaka returns to his former club Basel, who are vying with Ludogorets for a Europa League place.

The Swiss side must hope Ludogorets of Bulgaria are beaten by French champions PSG and then pick up at least a point.

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Which of the weekend's matches can claim to be among the most one-sided in Premier League history? Just how bad is Jose Mourinho's decline? And what links Christian Benteke, John Spencer and Carlos Tevez? 

BBC Sport takes a look at these crucial questions, and more, right here. 

There's a fairly big clue to the first question below...

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Tonight's 5 live Sport with Mark Pougatch from 19:00 GMT features live commentary of the Manchester City-Celtic match in the Champions League, plus updates of Arsenal's game in Basel and a round-up of all the night's European football action.

Arsenal travel to Basel tonight trailing Paris St-Germain on goal difference so could still top Group A if the French side fail to win at home to Ludogorets Razgrad.

The Gunners have been eliminated in the last 16 in the past six seasons and have finished second in their group in each of the past five.

But this season finishing second and playing the top side in another group in the first knockout stage may not mean a harder tie as, going into the final matchday, all of Porto, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Benfica are second in their respective groups.

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has told Talksport that Alan Pardew’s position as manager is ‘totally safe’, insisting the 55-year-old has the club's full backing.

Palace ended a run of six successive league defeats with a 3-0 success against Southampton last weekend.

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Manchester United winger Ashley Young is attracting interest from a number of Premier League clubs.

Young, 31, has made seven appearances this season but has featured only once since starting at left-back in the 0-0 draw with Liverpool at Anfield on 17 October.

The England international joined United for £17m from Aston Villa in 2011. He signed a contract extension last year that runs to June 2018, with the option for a further year.

Mourinho said last Friday he would not force any player to leave but would 'analyse' the situation if they expressed a wish to.

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But Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers talks a good game and he is having an "incredible experience" with the club as he prepares for his first match in England since leaving Liverpool.

Rodgers took on the Celtic job in the summer, having been sacked by the Anfield club in October 2015.

"My intention is to be here as long as I can, to help the club grow," he said.

"The most important thing for me is to be happy. It is about enjoying my life. I am living the dream."

Celtic are guaranteed to finish bottom of the group and their record away from home in the Champions League does not inspire hope of anything other than a City victory.

The Bhoys have lost 26 of their 29 Champions League games on the road and have never kept a clean sheet.

They have also failed to win in their past eight Champions League games, which equals their longest run without a victory in the competition, and only Legia Warsaw have conceded more goals in the competition this term.

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More on Manchester City's match with Celtic tonight, which is live on BBC Radio 5 live.

City are unbeaten in their past seven Champions League home games, winning five and drawing two, which is their longest run without a defeat in the competition at the Etihad. 

Pep Guardiola's side cannot improve on their second place in the group but victory over the Scottish champions would ensure their first 100% home record in a Champions League group stage.

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Northampton winger George North has been stood down from playing by Northampton until he has undergone an independent medical assessment.

The Wales international, 24, suffered a head injury against Leicester on Saturday after being tackled in the air by Tigers winger Adam Thompstone but continued playing. 

The club say their doctors didn't have access to the footage seen on television - which appears to be a serious flaw in the system.

"If evidence suggesting a loss of consciousness had been available to the medical team at the time of assessment, George would not have been allowed to return to the field of play," the statement said.

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Another European Ryder Cup-winning captain, Colin Montgomerie, has also backed the appointment of Thomas Bjorn for the match against USA in 2018.

"I saw first hand what he was like as a vice-captain in 2010, and he was exceptional. I used him possibly more than any other vice-captain at Celtic Manor. (when Montgomerie's Europe won 14.5-13.5)

"He wears his heart on his sleeve and I think that's important for the role. I wouldn't be worried about his combustible and fiery nature, that is good in a way. 

"I think you need that to beat the might of the Americans. "We need to win the Ryder Cup back in France, and I feel we've got the best captain to do that." 

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BBC Sport

After a weekend of memorable comebacks, Manchester City's kids staged a one of their own in the Uefa Youth League, battling back from a 2-0 half-time deficit to beat 3-2 with Celtic.

Lorenzo Gonzalez scored the winner in stoppage time.

It makes no difference to City's status as play-off qualifiers though.

There are a huge number of potential opponents, which will be thinned out over the next couple of days.

Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich are three of the more attractive options.

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West Ham co-chairman David Gold has been properly stitched up on Twitter, responding to a request to retweet a picture of a "West Ham fan" who "has just started his new school".

The 'West Ham fan' pictured bears an uncanny resemblance to Will from Channel Four sitcom The Inbetweeners...

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