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1. This is it - how England can keep Ashes alive on pivotal day

   Whether the Ashes series remains alive beyond Christmas rests on how England bat on day two of the third Test in Adelaide.

2. Macclesfield forward McLeod dies in car accident

   Macclesfield forward Ethan McLeod has died in a car accident on the M1 motorway while travelling back from a game.

3. Lawwell cites 'abuse and threats' as he quits as Celtic chairman

   Peter Lawwell is to stand down as Celtic chairman at the end of December, citing "abuse and threats from some sources".

4. No script, Joshua will quickly knock Paul out - Hearn

   Eddie Hearn has been hearing people back Jake Paul against Anthony Joshua and wonders if he is losing his mind.

5. Carey scores century but third Test in the balance after day one

   Alex Carey hit 106 off 143 balls to help Australia recover from 94-4 to 326-8 at stumps on the opening day of the third Ashes Test against England in Adelaide, in a must-win match for Ben Stokes' side if they're to keep the series alive.

6. How the Prem transfer market got hot

   The intrigue and interest around player movements has exploded in recent weeks and could be a useful tool for engaging new fans.

7. Active aero and overtake mode - F1's new terminology

   Formula 1 reveals the terminology the sport will use to refer to the technical complexities of the new 2026 rules.

8. Snicko operator error behind controversial Carey reprieve

   The company that owns the Snicko technology takes "full responsibility" for the error that reprieved Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey on day one of the third Ashes Test.

9. Alcaraz announces shock split with coach Ferrero

   Six-time major champion Carlos Alcaraz splits with his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero in a shock move.

10. Starmer tells Abramovich to 'pay up now' or face court

    The Prime Minister said Roman Abramovich should make good on his pledge that money from the sale of Chelsea FC would go to benefit Ukrainians

11. 'Sometimes you have a bit of luck' - Carey saved by technology error

    Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey says he got a "bit of luck" after admitting he'd thought he'd hit been caught on the opening day of the third Test between Australia and England. Carey was given not out on the field of play, after the "Snicko" technology appeared to reprieve him; a decision the operator of the technology said was an "error" following the day's play in Adelaide.

12. Champions League permutations - what do Chelsea, Arsenal & Man Utd need?

    BBC Sport assesses how Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd have fared so far in this season's Women's Champions League with one league phase round remaining.

13. Unlucky to miss out? Who makes the alternative World XI?

    The Fifa Best Men's XI was announced on Tuesday in Qatar, but who was unfortunate to miss out? BBC Sport takes a look at an alternative World XI.

14. Antonelli goes incognito at Milton Keynes go-kart race

    The driver gets two penalty points but manages to clock the fastest lap of the session.

15. Fifa to increase World Cup prize money by 50% for 2026

    Fifa announces a 50% increase in the prize money it will award to participating teams at next year's World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

16. Henry to be honoured with Lifetime Achievement award

    Thierry Henry will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement award at BBC Sports Personality of the Year on Thursday.

17. India v SA T20 abandoned because of 'excessive fog'

    The fourth T20 between India and South Africa is abandoned on Wednesday because of "excessive fog" at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

18. Scottish government to spend £9.25m hosting Tour de France start

    The government said it will publish a full breakdown of costs following the event.

19. AJ needs a dance class before trying to box - Paul

    Jake Paul claims to be a "better boxer" than Anthony Joshua in his pre-fight media conference.

20. Two wickets in three balls as Archer removes Labuschagne and Green

    England's Jofra Archer gets two wickets in three balls, removing Marnus Labuschagne and Cameron Green in the first over after lunch as Australia fall to 94-4 on day one of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.