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1. England will be 'underdogs' at World Cup - Tuchel

   Thomas Tuchel believes England will go into the World Cup as "underdogs" and says they have "no chance" of succeeding unless the team unite.

2. Rapper, philanthropist, muse... and Netherlands' record scorer

   Rapper, philanthropist, muse - Memphis Depay is not your conventional footballer, but he is Netherlands' all-time top scorer.

3. 'I'm worth more' - Flintoff leaves Superchargers

   Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff says he will no longer coach Northern Superchargers in The Hundred, feeling he is "worth more" than what the new owners offered.

4. Hennessy to lead Clarke v Tshikeva undercard on BBC

   Kent fighter Francesca Hennessy will place her undefeated record on the line against Fabiana Bytyqi on 25 October in Derby.

5. Sheff Wed a 'significant problem' - football regulator

   New independent football regulator chair David Kogan says Sheffield Wednesday's struggles are a "significant problem" and is seeking powers to investigate clubs in such situations.

6. We want to test ourselves against the best - Davies

   Captain Ben Davies is targeting a Wales win against England at Wembley to help set up the crucial World Cup qualifier against Belgium.

7. Amorim needs three years at Man Utd - Ratcliffe

   Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says manager Ruben Amorim needs three years to prove he is a "great" coach.

8. Is it time for Man Utd 'rock' Le Tissier to shine for England?

   Sarina Wiegman names her England squad next week - has she been left with no choice but to start Maya Le Tissier?

9. Can you name the teams from England 2-1 Wales at Euro 2016?

   With England taking on Wales in a friendly at Wembley this week, can you name all 27 players who featured when the two countries met at Euro 2016?

10. Gerrard poised to hold talks over Rangers return

    Rangers are poised to hold talks this week with Steven Gerrard over their managerial vacancy.

11. 'Questions will be asked' of Bompastor and Chelsea

    "Questions will be asked" of Sonia Bompastor following Chelsea's underwhelming Women's Champions League draw with Twente, says ex-England forward Lianne Sanderson.

12. Formula E advances 'could bring ultra-fast charging in five years'

    BBC Green Sport Award winner Formula E believes the sport's 'pit boost' race technology could be charging regular electric cars ultra-quickly in five years.

13. 'I was asking ChatGPT is this real?' - Fraser & Tulloch on making black history

    Great Britain gymnasts Joe Fraser and Courtney Tulloch open up about their career highlights and what it is like breaking records as black British males in the sport.

14. Mooney stars as Australia overcome early scare to beat Pakistan

    A vital century from Beth Mooney helped Australia fight back from an early batting collapse as they recovered from 76-7 to score 221 against Pakistan, before the defending champions bowled their opponents out for just 114 to secure a big victory at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.

15. Watch Moody's extended interview on MND diagnosis

    BBC Sport speaks to Lewis Moody.

16. Marvellous Mooney hits brilliant century to save Australia innings

    Beth Mooney produces a brilliant innings, making 109, to save Australia's innings against Pakistan as her side recover from 76-7 to 221-9 at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.

17. 'Australia in disarray' - Nashra stars as Pakistan make stunning start

    Nashra Sandhu takes three quick wickets as Australia crumble to 75-6 against a rampant Pakistan side at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.

18. 'Scotland hoping for all thriller and no killer in Greece showdown'

    BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English sets the scene for Scotland's crucial World Cup qualifier with Greece.

19. Humphries & Anderson into World Grand Prix quarters

    World number one Luke Humphries reaches the quarter-finals of the World Grand Prix with a comfortable 3-1 win over Krzysztof Ratajski.

20. O'Neill would swap milestone for win in 'heartbeat'

    Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill says he would swap his upcoming personal landmark for World Cup qualifying points "in a heartbeat".