Norway's team doctor said after Monday night's win over Austria that Martin Odegaard looked to have suffered a "small ankle sprain" and was "doing quite well", but would require further tests to determine the true extent of his injury.

He added that if the results of an ultrasound were not conclusive then the Arsenal midfielder would have an MRI scan today (Tuesday).

We will, of course, bring you any more updates from those scans as and when they are made available.

Mikel Arteta will also be keen to find out more, with the north London derby against Tottenham coming up for his Arsenal side on Sunday (14:00 BST).

Remember, Odegaard's midfield partner Declan Rice is suspended for that game after he was sent off in the Gunners' last match against Wolves.

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As we mentioned earlier, Arsenal fans face an anxious wait on the fitness of their captain Martin Odegaard, who limped off in Norway's Nations League match with Austria.

It happened half-way through the second half, with the game level at 1-1 at the time.

Odegaard tussled for the ball with Austria's Christoph Baumgartner.

As they collided, Odegaard's left foot got caught under Baumgartner's sliding tackle.

The Arsenal man looked in immediate discomfort. He did make it to his feet afterwards, but had to be helped to the touchline by members of the Norway medical team.

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Right, let's get more reaction on that Wales win, as well as a round-up of some of the day's top stories - starting with an update on Martin Odegaard's ankle injury, suffered while playing for Norway in their 2-1 victory over Austria on Monday night...

Later this morning we will assess some more of the questions facing Lee Carsley before tonight's Nations League game against Finland at Wembley.

Central to the debate will be Harry Kane. With the England captain on the verge of his 100th cap, we would like to know where you feel he ranks in the list of the Three Lions' greatest ever players.

He is England's all-time leading goalscorer by some margin, so is it fair to assume he is the best ever striker to pull on the shirt?

Does he need to lift a trophy to be regarded among the very best England players from the 1966 era, such as Bobby Moore and Sir Bobby Charlton?

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The I

We finish with the i, which leads with a story on England's Lille midfielder Angel Gomes, 24, who interim manager Lee Carsley believes could provide the national team with a missing X factor as he aims to engineer a first major trophy for the men's team since 1966.

Gomes was a surprise selection in Carsley's first squad since being promoted from the Under-21s, where the pair combined well together to seal the 2023 European Championship title.

The England boss has promised a handful of changes for tonight's Nations League game at home to Finland...could Gomes be handed his first start after his substitute appearance in Saturday's win over the Republic of Ireland?

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The Times

The Times has a nod to Harry Kane's "100-goals for England" quest, but leads with a story on a "split" between Chelsea's "power brokers".

The report says that the post-season exit of Argentine manager Mauricio Pochettino led to a "rift" between joint owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake.

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The Daily Express

Right, the rest of today's newspapers are playing the Harry Kane headlines straight, including the Express here.

There is also a story on Steve Bruce's return to management with Blackpool, with the former Newcastle and Birmingham City boss saying the "buzz is back" for him with the League One club on the Lancashire coast.

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Metro

The Metro has seized upon a different element to the quotes Harry Kane gave in his news conference on Monday, with the England captain saying he was "inspired" to keep playing by 39-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored the 901st goal of his career in Portugal's 2-1 win over Scotland on Sunday.

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The Daily Star

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The back page also includes a reference to that Martin Odegaard injury - "Oh no Ode" - and the fact that today is Jack Grealish's 29th birthday - "Seize the birthday, Jack".

Could the Manchester City winger star for England against Finland tonight after impressing in a number 10 role against the Republic of Ireland on Saturday?

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Daily Mirror

The Mirror picks up on the fact that Harry Kane, who missed some games for Bayern Munich at the end of last season after being hampered by a back injury, still played a key role in helping England reach the final of Euro 2024, finishing as joint top scorer in the competition with four goals.

This willingness to battle through pain for the England cause led Kane, 31, to himself to declare that scoring 34 more goals for his country is "definitely possible".

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The Sun

The Sun kicks off today's pun-fest on 100-cap Harry Kane and his quest for a "century of England strikes".

Remember, the England captain is currently on 66 goals from 99 international appearances.

Also on the back page, Kevin de Bruyne wonders if Oasis could play at Manchester City's next victory parade - a little presumptuous maybe - as they warm up for next summer's reunion gigs.

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There has been quite the reaction on social media to Martin Odegaard's injury - from both sides of the north London divide. We will bring you any updates on that story as and when we get them.

Right, we promised you some puns in today's round-up of the national newspapers.

Harry Kane, golden boots, 100 caps and the England captain's target of 100 goals are the key elements here.

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Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard limped off as Manchester City forward Erling Haaland scored a late winner for Norway against Austria in the Nations League.

Odegaard went down in pain after hurting his ankle following a foul by Christoph Baumgartner midway through the second half.

The midfielder could now be a doubt for Sunday's north London derby, with the Gunners already missing Declan Rice for the game against Tottenham through suspension.

"It looked painful in the locker room," Norway boss Stale Solbakken told TV2.

"We know it was an ankle sprain. With luck it can turn out OK, if the ligaments aren't torn, but I'm not really sure [Arsenal boss Mikel] Arteta will call me tonight to praise me.”

The team doctor later said that it was a "small ankle sprain", but that Odegaard was "doing quite well now". He added that he would have an ultrasound to investigate further and may require an MRI scan today [Tuesday] to confirm the full extent of the injury.

After Sunday's derby, Arsenal play Atalanta in the Champions League on 19 September and then face Premier League leaders Manchester City at Etihad Stadium on 22 September.

We will have full reaction from the Wales game after the round-up of today's newspapers.

But first, let's find out more on that injury to Arsenal midfielder Martin Odegaard...

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Craig Bellamy's not going to be a manager who parks the bus, I think they've got the right guy in place.

He's a student of the game and I'm delighted with the start Wales have made.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Niksic

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Craig Bellamy earned his first win as Wales head coach in a frenetic Nations League contest with Montenegro played in atrocious conditions in rain-lashed Niksic.

Kieffer Moore put the visitors ahead after just 37 seconds with an instinctive finish, before Harry Wilson doubled their lead with a fabulous 25-yard strike just two minutes later.

As the constant downpour wreaked havoc with the pitch, the game threatened to descend into farce at times, but the chaos also added to the entertainment of a breathless encounter with chances at both ends.

Montenegro captain Stevan Jovetic hit the bar with an outlandish effort from his own half, while Driton Camaj was denied by Ben Davies’ block on the line.

Moore missed a golden opportunity to score Wales’ third in the second half as he blazed over from close range and, after Vladimir Jovovic hit the post for Montenegro, the home side finally got the goal they deserved when Camaj tapped in after 73 minutes.

Wales were far from convincing in the closing stages but, as both teams tired and the quality of the match deteriorated like the pitch, Bellamy’s side were able to cling on for victory.

The result gives Wales four points from their opening two matches in Group B4 of the Nations League, level on points with Turkey at the top.

• Click here to read Dafydd's full match report.

Harry Kane gave the headline writers what they wanted on Monday, declaring on the eve of his 100th cap that it was his aim to score 100 goals for his country, as the England captain posed in a snazzy pair of golden boots to mark the occasion.

"I feel like I am in a good place and these are good targets to try to reach," said Kane on his 100-goal aim, with the Bayern Munich striker currently on 66 goals for his country.

"Some people may see them as unrealistic but I would rather go for something unrealistic and not quite make it rather than be comfortable just saying I will be happy with 70 or 80 goals."

Warning: today's round-up of the national newspapers will contain puns...

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Welcome to another football news live page.

Coming up we will have all the reaction from Monday's international matches, which included a battling win for Craig Bellamy's Wales in atrocious conditions in Montenegro and a troubling injury for Denmark's Arsenal midfielder Martin Odegaard, just days before the north London derby.

Also, stick with us for the latest from the England camp as Harry Kane prepares to earn his 100th cap against Finland at Wembley tonight.