Three British clubs are in Champions League action tonight.

Celtic play first, when they take on Spartak Moscow in the Russian capital.

Defending champions Chelsea will be aiming for a win in Denmark against
Nordsjaelland (PRON: NORE-SHELL-UND), while Manchester United hope to make it 2
wins out of 2 when they face Cluj (PRON: CLUE-SH) in Romania. 

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Scotland manager Craig Levein has recalled Steven Fletcher for their World Cup
qualifiers against Wales and Belgium. 

The Sunderland striker has been out of the international set-up since a public
falling out between the two. 

His namesake Darren Fletcher also returns to the squad after a long injury
lay-off.

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Kelly Smith and Ellen White have been recalled to the England women's football
squad for the friendly against France next month. 

Arsenal striker Smith missed their 3-0 win over Croatia through injury - a
match which sealed their place at Euro 2013. 

White was suspended for that game. 

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Jose Maria Olazabal has ruled out captaining the European Ryder Cup team
again. 

He led his players to a terrific victory over the United States on Sunday,
overturning a four point deficit on the final day to retain the trophy. 

Olazabal says being captain has been fun, but it's time someone else had an
opportunity.

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Australia have progressed to the semi-finals of cricket's World Twenty20,
despite a big defeat to Pakistan.

They lost by 32 runs.

Australia are top of the Group 2 table, with Pakistan second because of
run-rates.

They'll wait to see what happens in the India against South Africa match now,
with India still having a chance of going through.

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Snooker star Stephen Lee won't face criminal proceedings over allegations of
match-fixing made 2 years ago.

He was arrested as part of an investigation into suspicious betting patterns,
which was conducted jointly by the Gambling Commission and the police.

However, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association says no
charges will be brought against the player.

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Wakefield have signed stand-off Paul Sykes from rugby league Super League
rivals Bradford.

The goalkicker has been on loan with the Wildcats this season, and scored in
every game of that spell.

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