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A man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over the death of footballer Emiliano Sala will face no further action.

The Argentine striker, 28, was killed in plane crash along with pilot David Ibbotson just two days after signing for Cardiff City in January 2019.

In June, Dorset Police arrested a 64-year-old man from North Yorkshire.

The force said it would "not be seeking a formal charging decision by the CPS in relation to homicide offences".

Bobby Barnes, deputy chief executive of players' union PFA, has released a statement on coronavirus.

It says: “I am currently in Amsterdam meeting with Fifpro to discuss all eventualities and what next steps should be taken. I have had conversations with the relevant authorities concerned including Uefa regarding the matter, this is a very fast moving situation which is subject to change on an hourly basis, we are discussing with governing bodies, not only in the UK but also globally, to ascertain the best advice and information for our members.

"Players will and should be taking medical advice from the appropriate medical staff at their individual clubs together with the Governments national advice at this time. It is important to stress that this is a public health issue, not just football but the wider community, and that should be on the forefront of everybody’s minds when making decisions."

The Italian football federation (FIGC) said after a meeting on Tuesday that the Serie A season may not finish because of the coronavirus outbreak.

A FIGC statement confirmed , externalthat Serie A would stop until 3 April following a government decree issued on Monday.

FIGC president Gabriele Gravina also put forward alternative options if the season can not be concluded.

They include staging play-offs, not having a champion for 2019-20 or declaring the current standings final.

Play-offs would take place to determine the champions, European qualification and the three clubs to be relegated to Serie B.

But if the title winner is decided by the current standings then Juventus would be Italian champions for a ninth straight season, having gone back above Lazio with a 2-0 win over third-placed Inter Milan on Sunday.

Ryan Williams: If we have to play out the rest of the season behind closed doors, why not provide ticket holders with an online stream through the clubs official site? Clubs get revenue & fans get to watch their club. Not ideal but a solution. Matches are streamed globally anyway.

John Rushton: Silver linings time. With all this coronavirus discussion at least we're not talking about VAR? But seriously, health and wellbeing are the most important things.

Rayan Mount: All these fuss and measures are to protect the fans, but what about the players? It seems no one cares.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Manchester United striker Anthony Martial was missing from training this morning ahead of Thursday’s Europa League tie with LASK.

Martial scored United’s opening goal against Manchester City on Sunday. Jesse Lingard, Diogo Dalot and Paul Pogba were also absent.

United will play the game behind closed doors because of the coronavirus outbreak.

A great statement now from AC Milan captain Alessio Romagnoli,, external who writes..

"We are stronger than Covid-19, and we will prove it. Let's not worry if our city will be semi-deserted, it doesn't matter if our habits are turned upside down for a while.

"Our nearest and dearest are at stake and we need to take care of the most vulnerable amongst us. I am sure we are all going to do so, wholeheartedly and responsibly. And it will be even cooler to hug and to look each other in the eyes, with gratitude and a lighter heart.

"Milan and Italy will be even more beautiful. The stadium will unfold a special magic, because we will have achieved the most important victory. So, #iorestoacasa [I stay at home]. Be one of us, let's team up. Everyone."

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Aston Villa midfielder Danny Drinkwater’s future at the club is in doubt after a training ground incident on Tuesday.

Drinkwater was sent home by manager Dean Smith after clashing with Villa team-mate Jota.

Villa are not commenting on the incident but Drinkwater is on loan from Chelsea and Smith must decide whether to cut the loan short.

Drinkwater spent the first half of the season at Burnley and during that spell got involved in an altercation in a nightclub that led to a period on the sidelines.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport in Dallas

England women's manager Phil Neville says he "will know if it is the time to go" but insists he has the backing of the Football Association.

Neville's side have picked up three wins in 10 games going into Wednesday's SheBelieves Cup game against Spain.

He led England to fourth place at the 2019 World Cup but has come in for criticism following losses to lower-ranked sides Brazil and Norway.

"I will know myself if it is not working," said Neville. "I will know if it's time to go and [the FA] know I'm that type of person."

England returned to winning ways against Japan on Sunday, picking up a 1-0 victory, four days after losing 2-0 to world champions the United States at the SheBelieves Cup.

• You can watch the match live on BBC Four from 21:00 GMT

Former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who is now at Monaco, writes on Twitter...

This afternoon's Women's European Championship qualifier between Montenegro and the Republic of Ireland, in Budva, will be played behind closed doors.

A statement from the Football Association of Ireland said: "The Group I game will still go ahead as planned, with kick-off set for 3pm Irish time, but the decision has been made to close the stadium to members of the general public."

Arasa Gooner: Without the fans there is no fun in playing football. The hot atmosphere is what makes it interesting to watch those games. But health comes first. Stop all sporting events as we all wait for the all clear from the medics.

David: I don't understand. How can Arsenal's game against City be postponed and Brighton going ahead? We only found out yesterday that the Olympiakos president only found out he had CV yesterday, so how long Arsenal players self isolating for?

Rob Stenton: Wouldn't it make sense to cancel the Euros and then free up time for all the leagues to finish if games need to be postponed.

England and Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford...

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport

Portsmouth say they are in touch with relevant bodies regarding any potential coronavirus spread and will await further instructions from them.

Pompey played Arsenal in the FA Cup on 2 March, four days after the Gunners faced Olympiakos, whose owner has contracted coronavirus.

Unless they hear otherwise, Portsmouth say Saturday’s home game against Accrington Stanley will go ahead as planned.

Portsmouth's statement: “We are in contact with our governing bodies and await further instructions from them. Until then we continue to follow Government guidelines and adhere to their advice.”

Bad news for Newcastle fans as goalkeeper Martin Dubravka, who has made the most saves of any top-flight keeper this season, has been ruled out for "at least until the end of the month" with a knee injury that he picked up in their 1-0 win at Southampton on Saturday.

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker on Twitter...

Tim Goodwin: Postponing would be a better idea as what if a player gets the virus, then the whole team is in lockdown and the risk of spread increases.

Michal Koziol: Play behind closed doors. Can you imagine living without football for a few months? And how it would disrupt everything, this season, the transfer window, everything? I'd say majority of fans would rather watch on tv than not at all.

Daryl Wing: Clubs rely on income generated from match days, and what happens when an entire team is struck down with #COVID19, external? We know the Euros are coming, but who's to say that the tournament will go ahead? Postpone.

We have live football on BBC Four tonight as England's women's team play their final match in the SheBelieves Cup as they take on Spain in Dallas.

Live coverage begins at 21:00 GMT, with the match starting at 21:15.

We will also have live coverage on the BBC Sport website of the match between the United States and Japan from 23:50 GMT. The US will win the tournament if they avoid defeat against the Japanese.

If Japan win, the Lionesses can still win the competition, but would need to have gained a big win over Spain.

Here are the highlights from England's last match - a 1-0 win over Japan.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is fit to return for their Champions League last 16 second leg with Atletico Madrid at Anfield. The midfielder has not played since suffering a hamstring injury in the first leg - which Atletico won 1-0.

Goalkeeper Alisson is out with a hip injury for the defending champions.

"Not a lot of the Atletico players have played at Anfield before and that is what we want to use," explained Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. "Our crowd will be our advantage and we have to use it with the performance on the pitch.

"It has to be exceptional because they defend deep and have counter-attack threat. Each player can be dangerous. I have the highest respect for them but there are always ways and we have to find them. We have to show we have really learned from the first game."

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Guillem Balague
Spanish football journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool seem human - knocked out of the FA Cup and a loss to Watford.

Atleti have Joao Felix, he's playing well, they have no problems with injuries and they look more solid.

The only doubt is Alvaro Morata, the former Chelsea player, but Diego Simmoene says he will be fit.

They just need to score one goal and then Atleti can defend for their lives.

Right, it's been a very full-on serious live page so far. Time for a few minutes off with a quiz to test you out.

Liverpool host Spanish side Atletico Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie tonight.

A handful of players have featured for both clubs while a total of 20 Spanish players have appeared for Liverpool in the Premier League.

All have arrived since the appointment of Spanish coach Rafael Benitez in 2004 - but how many can you remember?

You have three minutes to name them and you can take on our quiz here.

Good luck