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1. Nancy takes Celtic job and vows 'exciting football'

   Celtic have confirmed the appointment of Wilfried Nancy as their new manager on a two-and-a-half year contract.

2. A draw with a winner? The routes to northern glory at 2027 World Cup

   Has the 2027 World Cup draw handed an advantage to northern hemisphere sides chasing glory?

3. 'England must not slam into sixth gear and hope for the best'

   England cannot mathematically lose the Ashes in Brisbane, but a 2-0 deficit would mean the urn is as good as gone - this is the biggest Test of the Bazball era, says Stephan Shemilt.

4. Germany to host Women's Euro 2029 as England chase trophy hat-trick

   Germany will host the 2029 Women's European Championship, Uefa announces.

5. One start and 96 minutes - what has happened to Elliott?

   Liverpool's Harvey Elliott has made just one Premier League start since moving on loan to Aston Villa in the summer - so what has gone wrong?

6. South Africa chase record 359 to beat India

   South Africa complete the joint highest chase in the history of one-day internationals in India as they passed a target of 359 to win by four wickets in Naya Raipur.

7. Salford Red Devils wound up by High Court over debts

   Troubled former Super League club Salford Red Devils are wound up by the High Court.

8. Wilson close to 'mental breakdown' during defeat

   A tearful Kyren Wilson says he is "very lost" following his defeat by Elliot Slessor in the last 32 of the UK Championship in York.

9. Man City hold off incredible Fulham fightback as Haaland passes milestone

   Erling Haaland becomes the quickest player to reach 100 goals in Premier League history as Manchester City ramp up pressure on leaders Arsenal by fending off Fulham's impressive fightback in a nine-goal thriller.

10. Injury-time Romero overhead kick rescues point for Spurs

    Cristian Romero's superb 95th-minute overhead kick secures a dramatic point for Tottenham Hotspur against Newcastle United to ease the pressure on manager Thomas Frank.

11. The 2005 Ashes SPOTY takeover - wins for Warne, England & Flintoff

    After an iconic Ashes series in 2005, the England cricket team won team of the year, Shane Warne won the Overseas Personality award and Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff was named BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards. BBC Sport takes a look at some of the most memorable moments.

12. Late Grealish goal gives Everton victory at Bournemouth

    Jack Grealish hits a late winner for Everton at the Vitality Stadium to sentence Bournemouth to a fourth defeat in five games.

13. 'It was unplayable' - Wilson unhappy with table and cue conditions

    World number two Kyren Wilson has criticised playing conditions and says he 'mentally gave up' early on in the first frame, before his 6-4 loss to Elliot Slessor knocked him out of the UK Championship.

14. England and Wales in same 2027 World Cup group

    England and Wales are paired up in the pool stages at the 2027 Rugby World Cup, with Scotland and Ireland also drawn together.

15. England's Smith earns first central contract

    Hampshire's Linsey Smith is among 17 players to receive full England women's central contracts for 2025-26.

16. Robertson sees off Wu to make UK Championship quarters

    Neil Robertson cruises to a 6-1 win over Wu Yize and reaches the quarter-finals of the UK Championship in York.

17. WBC title bout for Britain's Sheeraz after Crawford stripped

    Briton Hamzah Sheeraz will fight for the WBC super-middleweight world title after Terence Crawford was stripped of the belt.

18. Invincibles become MI London as Hundred deals completed

    Five-time The Hundred champions Oval Invincibles will be renamed MI London from next season following investment from the owners of Indian Premier League side Mumbai Indians.

19. Paqueta warned but avoids extended ban for dissent

    West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta is warned but avoids an additional ban from the FA for his reaction to being sent off against Liverpool.

20. 'An unbelievable year' - how ready are Lionesses for World Cup qualifiers?

    England capped off a successful 2025 with resounding victories over China and Ghana at home - so what shape are they in for World Cup qualification?