Daily Telegraph football correspondent Henry Winter on Twitter:, external FA has to keep sponsors happy but squad announcement should be at Wembley, the home of England football, not at a car factory.

England manager Roy Hodgson will name his squad for the World Cup in around one hour's time. Hodgson will make the announcement not from Wembley but Luton, the home of England sponsor Vauxhall.

The 2014 RideLondon Women's grand prix will be broadcast live by the BBC. The race - won by double Olympic track champion Laura Trott in 2013 - starts and finishes on The Mall with a 1.3-mile loop in and around St James' Park will be broadcast live on 9 August.

Former England captain Gary Lineker on Twitter:, external There'll be an immeasurable number of tweets about who isn't in the squad and who should have been. Let's try and focus on those that are. The very best never miss out on a World Cup squad without a reason. Mostly it picks itself. Last spots are down to personal preference.... Roy Hodgson's.

St Mirren manager Danny Lennon leaves the Scottish Premiership club after they decide not to offer him a new contract.

The Paisley outfit's board met on Monday morning to discuss the future of the 45-year-old, whose contract expires this summer.

Birmingham Mail West Brom reporter Chris Lepkowski on Twitter:, external West Brom not saying anything regarding the scheduled meeting with Pepe Mel. Due to be held today.

There are reports Mel is scheduled to meet chairman Jeremy Peace amid speculation the Spaniard will leave the club.

In two hours we will know England's squad for next month's World Cup. Which players should be on the plane to Brazil? And who should be planning a holiday during the tournament?

Tony Greaves, via text: Time for Frank Lampard to do an Ashley Cole. He's been nothing but a passenger in an England shirt for months and months.

Paa Kwesi Plange, via text: England won't last the group stage. How can you ditch Ashley Cole with all his experience and pick Luke Shaw in his place? This is shambolic.

Gary South, via text: I can't see what Wayne Rooney has done to justify his inclusion.

Former England goalkeeper Joe Corrigan on BBC Radio 5 live: "Going back to the experience factor, Michael Carrick is a very steady-Eddie player who can settle things down. He is at one of the biggest clubs in the world. You have to try and balance it out."

Germany coach Joachim Loew will get a chance to test some young players when his team faces Poland in a World Cup warm-up match on Tuesday. Loew will cut several players from his preliminary 30-man squad after the match and the trimmed group will travel to a training camp in Italy ahead of next month's tournament. Loew will then announce the final 23-man squad. Because of various club commitments, neither Germany nor Poland will be up to full strength for Tuesday's match in Hamburg.

Guardian chief football writer Daniel Taylor on Twitter:, external Just arrived at Vauxhall's car factory on the A505 in Luton. No greater setting for an England World Cup squad announcement.

West Bromwich Albion manager Pepe Mel will hold talks with chairman Jeremy Peace in the next 48 hours and all the indications are that the Spaniard will leave the club, according to the Times newspaper., external

Mel was appointed by the Baggies on an 18-month contract in January. West Brom ended a disappointing season with a 2-1 home defeat by Stoke City, a result which saw them finish 17th in the table, three points above the relegation zone.

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HH Sheikh Mohammed, a member of the Dubai royal family, on Twitter:, external Celebrating Manchester City's Premier League win with Sheikhs Mohammed, Saif, Mansour and Abdullah bin Zayed.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone: "Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick will not be in the 23-man England World Cup squad when it is announced by Roy Hodgson later today."

The Pakistan Cricket Board says Mushtaq Ahmed leaves his role as England spin-bowling coach to join them. Mushtaq played 52 Tests for Pakistan and will join their coaching set-up immediately.

He had been working with England for the past six years but now joins a list of departures following last winter's 5-0 Ashes defeat in Australia. Coach Andy Flower and batting coach Graham Gooch have left, while batsman Kevin Pietersen is not available.

Times chief football correspondent Oliver Kay on Twitter:, external The sad thing regarding Aston Villa is that, having been put up for sale, they're essentially now in the same depressed state as when Randy Lerner bought from Doug Ellis.

Borussia Dortmund, who finished second in Germany's Bundesliga, was the only European club to average more than 80,000 fans per home game in all competitions during 2013-14.

In 24 games, including Bundesliga, Champions League, German Cup and German Super Cup fixtures, Dortmund welcomed 1.855m spectators, up from 1.84m last season, the club said on Monday., external

Cardiff owner Vincent Tan blames former manager Malky Mackay for the club's relegation from the Premier League. Cardiff sacked Mackay last December with the club one point above the relegation zone.

Former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was appointed his replacement but was unable to save the club from going down.

"Why wouldn't you blame him (Mackay) for relegation? He took this club to the Championship," Tan says in an interview with Wales Online., external "If I had not invested, he couldn't have (won promotion). Why didn't he earn promotion with Watford? He was their manager for two years, finishing 14th and then maybe 16th."

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Manchester City are Premier League champions and their second title in three seasons has made front page as well as back page headlines in Monday's national newspapers.

The Sun's Shaun Custis, external writes: "FA chairman Greg Dyke reckons it is 'pretty depressing' that Manchester City have won the Premier League title. But there was no depression at the Etihad , just unconfirmed joy.

"Just ask the thousands of fans who poured on to the pitch at the final whistle whether they sympathise with Dyke about the fact there was only one Englishman in the starting XI. Maybe they should care - but they don't. They would no swap heroes likes Yaya Toure, Edin Dzeko, Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany, David Silva and Samir Nasri."

Former Scotland manager Craig Levein will be named director of football at Hearts, while manager Gary Locke has been told he has no future at the club, BBC Scotland has learned.

New owner Ann Budge is at Tynecastle for meetings over the club's future and Levein, who played for the Edinburgh club for 14 years and managed them between 2000 and 2004, is also in attendance.

With Manchester City, Liverpool and Manchester United already looking ahead to next season, you have been telling us where your teams need to improve.

John, London, via text: As a Wycombe Wanderers fan with a genie I already used one of my wishes keeping us in the football league this season. The other two would be securing our financial future and continuing to produce and sell excellent young players like Jordan Ibe, Matt Phillips and Kortney Hause.

Jack, Isle of Wight, via text: For Newcastle where do I start? The team needs a fair bit of reinvestment and the club itself needs rebranding and some productive management.

Oli, Oxfordshire, via text: Man Utd need a solid centre-back like Hummels, centre midfielder like Gundogan, a winger like Reus and a manager like Klopp. Just need to buy Dortmund really!