BBC Sport's Dan Roan on Twitter:, external To Thorp Arch training ground to try and ask crisis club Leeds United's players how they feel about not being paid this month.

Captain Charlotte Edwards is unbeaten on 37 as England reach 66-3 against Bangladesh after 13 overs. You can follow live updates from the match and the men's contest between West Indies and Australia on the BBC Sport website.

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Udinese forward Dani Benitez tests positive for cocaine and will have his contract terminated by the Italian club. Benitez is on loan at Spanish club Granada, and a spokesman for the La Liga side tells the Associated Press that the 26-year-old Spaniard tested positive in an anti-doping control following a home game against Real Betis last month.

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Captain Cat, the co-favourite for Saturday's Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster, will miss the race because of the rain-softened ground. Trainer Roger Charlton said the 8-1 chance would not run on the British turf flat racing season's first day, with the ground now described as soft. His absence leaves Gabrial's Kaka, trained by Richard Fahey, as the clear favourite.

Arsene Wenger warns Manchester City to expect a backlash from his Arsenal players following disappointing results against Chelsea and Swansea.

"After every game I don't win, I'm disappointed but I'm just determined to win the next game," says the Gunners boss., external "It will be down to the quality of our collective defending on Saturday. We have to keep going despite our negative results.

"We play at the Emirates where we show big strengths and we want to show that again. We haven't started the big games on the front foot and we want to change that."

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Guus Hiddink will succeed Louis van Gaal as manager of Netherlands after the World Cup, the Dutch Football Association announce., external Hiddink, who has previously managed Chelsea, signs a two-year contract and will be joined by assistants Danny Blind and Ruud van Nistelrooy. Van Gaal will step down from his second stint with the national team and has been linked with a move to the Premier League.

James Gibbs:, external Manchester City are so strong and have masses of strength in depth, from an Arsenal fan.

Sufiyan Shaikh:, external Chelsea should win because they have played all the big teams. They have got easier fixtures.

Yemi:, external Liverpool because of Suarez and Sturridge.

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England are 20-1 in the sixth over of their match against hosts Bangladesh. Sarah Taylor is out for seven, so Charlotte Edwards is now joined at the crease by Tammy Beaumont.

You can follow live updates from the match and the men's contest between West Indies and Australia on the BBC Sport website.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez says Phil Jagielka is "fully fit and will travel" with the squad for Sunday's game with Fulham. The England defender has not featured for the Toffees since defeat at Chelsea on 22 February because of a hamstring injury.

More from Arsenal manger Arsene Wenger, who says his top priority remains winning the Premier League. The Gunners start against third-placed Manchester City on Saturday six points adrift of leaders Chelsea.

"There is no other priority other than coming first - that is still our target," adds the Frenchman. "We have not given up believe me. We were 17 or 18 times top of the league this season. We need to continue to work well, we have been unlucky with injuries.

"If people say Everton can catch us then we can catch the teams above us."

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger responds to ex-Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes's comments, external that the Gunners are "a million miles" away from winning the Premier League.

The London Evening Standard's James Olley on Twitter:, external Wenger on Scholes: "If six points is a 'million miles away' [from the title], I don't know what the translation of a mile into a point is. People who have managed zero games have opinions."

Charlotte Edwards and Sarah Taylor walk out into the middle in Sylhet as England's women win the toss and elect to bat against hosts Bangladesh. They are unchanged from Wednesday's five-wicket win over India.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he remains committed to the club after questions about his future in the wake of last week's 6-0 defeat by Chelsea.

"My commitment is not questionable. I have given my word and I always respect my word," Wenger tells his pre-match news conference ahead of Saturday's game with Manchester City.

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand says he has felt too embarrassed to show his face in public at times because of his team's poor form this season. United are seventh in the table, 18 points behind leaders Chelsea, with seven matches remaining.

"I don't want to go out when the game has finished," Ferdinand, winner of six Premier League titles at Old Trafford, adds in a frank interview with BT Sport., external

"I don't want to take my kids to school and listen to things that I think I'm hearing or see people look at me in a different way because we've lost a game. I don't want to go out and fill my car up with petrol or go to the shops or anything. It's embarrassing."

Referee Andre Marriner says he is relishing the chance to put his "demons" right following his high-profile error during Chelsea's 6-0 win over Arsenal. Marriner wrongly sent off Arsenal's Kieran Gibbs instead of Gunners team-mate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain last weekend.

The 43-year-old, who takes charge of Southampton's home game with Newcastle on Saturday, tells the Daily Telegraph:, external "I made a high-profile mistake last weekend but it's like a player who misses a penalty or goalkeeper who fails to make an easy save, you want to get back out there the week after to put those demons right."

Hull City say goalkeeper Allan McGregor is expected to miss the rest of the season after picking up an injury to his kidney. The 32-year-old was taken to hospital after a collision with West Ham's Mohamed Diame during his team's 2-1 defeat at Upton Park on Wednesday. "Allan's going to be in the high dependency unit for another couple of days," says manager Steve Bruce. "We think he'll leave hospital in a week or so."

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The scene in Sylhet as England prepare to face hosts Bangladesh in the Women's World Twenty20. Having lost their opening group game against West Indies, England bounced back to defeat India by five wickets to keep their hopes of qualifying for the semi-finals alive. The match with Bangladesh starts at 09:30 GMT and Sportsday Live will bring you updates throughout the game.

Leeds United forward Ross McCormack on Twitter:, external Regardless of what's going on we have a game on Saturday which us as players owe to everyone including ourselves to go out and win.

Reports on Friday claim that Leeds players have not been paid as expected.

Manchester United's poor season has potentially damaging consequences for the worldwide appeal of the Premier League, according to the league's chief executive Richard Scudamore.

He says the global popularity of English football will decline if United do not recover. "When your most popular club isn't doing as well, that costs you interest and audience in some places," Scudamore tells Bloomberg., external

"There's lots of fans around the world who wish Manchester United were winning it again, but you have to balance that off against, generally, we're in the business of putting on a competition and competition means people can compete." United, the reigning champions, are seventh in the table, 18 points behind leaders Chelsea.

Leeds manager Brian McDermott has not been given any assurances by club owner Gulf Finance House Capital that his players will be paid this month. GFH Capital and prospective owner Massimo Cellino have been reported to be arguing over who will fund the wage bill for March after the Football League blocked the Italian's £25m takeover bid.

Asked if his players would be unable to focus on Saturday's home league game against Doncaster if they had not been paid, McDermott says: "That's a hypothetical question, I can't answer that. I expect my players to be thoroughly professional and ready to play whatever the circumstances and get the right result."