Rangers considering deal for Senderospublished at 19:31 British Summer Time 20 August 2016
Rangers could offer a deal to defender Philippe Senderos after the collapse of Joleon Lescott's move to Ibrox.
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Updates from Friday 12 August 2016
Stephanie Barnard
Rangers could offer a deal to defender Philippe Senderos after the collapse of Joleon Lescott's move to Ibrox.
Read MoreDerby record their second successive goalless home draw in the Championship after being held by Aston Villa.
Read MoreWolves head coach Walter Zenga speaks to BBC WM following Saturday's 3-1 win over Birmingham in the Championship.
Read MoreBirmingham City manager Gary Rowett speaks to BBC WM following Saturday's 3-1 Championship defeat by Wolves.
Read MoreWolves head coach Walter Zenga attributes their unbeaten start to the Championship season to his players' spirit.
Read MoreGareth Barry's header secures Ronald Koeman's first win as Everton manager as they come from a goal down at West Brom.
Read MoreNicky Ajose scores twice to open his Charlton account as the Addicks run out winners in an entertaining affair at Walsall.
Read MoreWolves come from behind to beat rivals Birmingham City and end 10-man Blues' unbeaten start to the Championship season.
Read MoreWest Brom v Everton (15:00 BST)
Tony Pulis has stuck with the same West Brom side who started last Saturday's 1-0 win at Crystal Palace, which means that Saido Berahino continues in attack alongside Salomon Rondon, and centre-half Jonny Evans continues to fill in at left-back.
West Brom XI: Foster; Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Evans; Phillips, Fletcher, Yacob, Gardner; Rondon, Berahino.
Everton are also unchanged, meaning that they should stick with the 3-4-2-1 line-up that Ronald Koeman deployed for last week's 1-1 draw against Tottenham. Romelu Lukaku, who returned to training on Tuesday following a heel problem, is on the bench with new signings Yannick Bolasie and Ashley Williams.
Everton XI: Stekelenburg; Holgate, Jagielka, Funes Mori; McCarthy, Gueye, Barry, Baines; Mirallas, Barkley; Deulofeu.
West Brom v Everton (15:00 BST)
Leicester 1-1 Arsenal? Burnley 4-1 Liverpool?
As he always does, Mark Lawrenson has done his predictions for this weekend's games.
His rivals are Bob Mortimer and Andy Dawson, who are behind the Athletico Mince podcast.
And if you fancy your own go at guessing the scores, play our Premier League Predictor.
Kilmarnock sign defender Dapo Kayode, plus Birmingham midfielder Charlee Adams and Burnley right-back Luke Hendrie on loan.
Read MoreCaptain Michael Morrison extends his deal at Birmingham City for a further year, keeping him with the club until 2019.
Read MoreTeenage West Bromwich Albion midfielder Joe Ward joins National League club Torquay United on loan until 3 January.
Read MoreBirmingham City forward Koby Arthur and Bristol City winger Jonny Smith join Cheltenham Town on loan until 2 January.
Read MoreFive teenagers admit their part in an attack which left a football fan seriously ill.
Read MoreA company is fined £270,000 following a fire at a Black Country distillery that melted lamp-posts and saw residents evacuated.
Read MoreTom Turrell
BBC Midlands Today
Some of the items stolen from police forces in the West Midlands have been recovered over the past five years.
When thieves made off with a blue flashing lamp, officers in Warwickshire managed to get it back.
But cops in our region haven't always been so lucky. When four horses were pinched from West Mercia Police the thieves got away scot-free.
Whether items were retrieved or not, some people are already asking whether the boys and girls in blue need to be a little more careful with their own property.
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland
Who does Kevin Thomson believe will wear the Scotland captain's armband following Scott Brown's international retirement?
"Darren Fletcher is the obvious one," he said. "He's got a great C.V. and has had a massive career.
"And he's a captain at a club [West Brom] at the moment. That would be the obvious one although I don't think I'm in the position to pick the next Scotland captain.
"I'm pretty sure Gordon Strachan will have an idea of who [he wants] to lead when they have 10-day trips or the international breaks when the boys come away.
"You can always tell the boys that other boys respect and gravitate to. That's always in the back of a manager's thoughts: if you're popular within the lads - and you make yourself available for other boys, especially the new ones coming into the squad - then that's a candidate that someone would potentially be looking at."
David Cannadine defends his home city of Birmingham against a slur in Jane Austen's "Emma" as, "not a place to promise much", by celebrating its heritage and its current cultural renaissance. Producer: Sheila Cook.