The football world is mourning Brazilian club Chapecoense's plane crash that left 71 dead. Here are the latest updates and a selection of stories about the tragedy and the reaction.
* Colombia's aviation agency said on Tuesday that the British Aerospace 146's cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder had been found among the wreckage strewn over a mountainside and were already being studied by experts.
* Authorities also said they were not ruling out the possibility the aircraft ran out of fuel minutes before it was to land at Jose Maria Cordova airport outside Medellin.
* South America's soccer federation canceled all scheduled matches in a show of solidarity, while the Real Madrid and Barcelona clubs interrupted their training sessions for a minute of silence. Brazil's top teams offered to lend players to the small club for next season as it rebuilds, saying: "It is the minimum gesture of solidarity that is within our reach."
* Atletico Nacional asked that the championship title be given to Chapecoense.
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Thousands mourn after Chapecoense crash
Thousands squeezed into Chapeco's cathedral and even more packed a stadium to mourn 71 people, including 19 from Chapecoense, killed in a plane crash.
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PSG deny €40m donation to Chapecoense
Paris Saint-Germain have denied speculation that they have donated €40 million to Chapecoense after rumours began circulating on social media the french team had pledged a significant sum of money.
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Chapecoense on my mind - Liverpool's Lucas
Captain Lucas Leiva admitted that his mind was on the Chapecoense air disaster during Liverpool's 2-0 EFL Cup win over Leeds United.
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Pune City's Eduardo mourns losing friend in Colombia crash
Eduardo Ferreira's close friend and Chapecoense defender Filipe Machado was among those who died, and it has shaken up the Brazilian-born Ferreira.
Read more: Pune City's Eduardo mourns losing friend in Colombia crash
Simeone pays tribute to Chapecoense
Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone has offered his condolences to everyone at Brazilian club Chapecoense.
Read more: Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone pays tribute to Chapecoense team
Atletico Nacional: Give Chapecoense title
Colombian club Atletico Nacional have asked CONMEBOL to award fellow finalists Chapecoense with the Copa Sudamericana title.
Read more: "Chapecoense should be given Copa Sudamericana title"
The dramatic rise of Chapecoense
Brazilian team Chapecoense are a small club with a short history but they have gained a lot of respect in Brazil after having their best season ever in 2016. Here are some key facts about the club.
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Chapecoense roared right up to the very end
The fairytale had been written, Chapecoense were ready for a continental crown. And then everything came to a cruel end on that flight to Medellin.
Read more: Chapecoense were the mighty mouse that roared right up to the very end
The worst air disasters in sport
The Chapecoense crash in Colombia on Tuesday killed 76 of the 81 on board, including most of the team. A look at some of those that preceded it.
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Former player and broadcaster Mário Sérgio dies in Colombia plane crash
Loved or hated, Mário Sérgio left no one indifferent -- on the field, as a coach or behind the mic. Brazilian football has lost one of its true icons.
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76 killed in Brazilian football team's plane crash
A chartered plane carrying Chapecoense to the biggest match in the Brazilian football club's history crashed into a Colombian hillside and broke into pieces, killing 71 people and leaving six survivors.
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