Andy Murray, speaking to Sky Sports after beating Nick Kyrgios in straight sets: "Nick's obviously got a lot of confidence after Wimbledon (where he beat Rafael Nadal) but I tried to play with a lot of variety. That's how I play my best tennis and it worked out today. We have been working on all aspects of my game in recent weeks - I served well today and that was important, and my legs are strong. I'm moving well around the court."

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Andy Murray wins his opening match at the Rogers Cup in Canada, beating Nick Kyrgios 6-2 6-2 in just 54 minutes. He will play either Richard Gasquet or Ivo Karlovic in the next round.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes is anticipating another tough night when Real Sociedad visit Pittodrie in the second leg of their Europa League third qualifying round tie.

Sociedad lead 2-0 from the first leg, and McInnes said: "Here's hoping they take their foot off the gas but I wouldn't imagine so. We can't bank on it

"All we can do is put a bit of doubt in their heads by the way we play. They were really up for the game over there and I wouldn't expect anything different from them."

Andy Murray breaks Nick Kyrgios' serve in the second set of their Rogers Cup second-round match for a 6-2 3-2 lead.

Presuming Murray converts his advantage into victory, he will play either Richard Gasquet or Ivo Karlovic in the third round.

Notts County sign former Sheffield United midfielder Elliott Whitehouse on a one-year deal after he impressed while on trial.

The 20-year-old, who was released by the Blades this summer, had spells on loan at York and Alfreton last season.

Spanish forward Ruben Rochina leaves Blackburn Rovers to join Granada on a four-year contract.

The 23-year-old joined Rovers from Barcelona in 2011 and made 54 appearances during his time at Ewood Park, scoring 11 goals. Blackburn did not announce whether they received a fee for the player.

Southampton announce the arrival of Algeria midfielder Saphir Taider on a one-year loan from Inter Milan, with striker Dani Osvaldo heading in the opposite direction on the same basis.

"He can play as a controlled midfielder, but he can also move up around the box and up front, which is a good thing for a coach or manager because it brings more possibilities to the players in the team," said Southampton manager Ronald Koeman

"He brings competition to the squad."

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Portsmouth sign Millwall defender Paul Robinson on a one-month loan deal. The 32-year-old centre-half has made 362 appearances for the Lions since his debut in 2002.

"He's an experienced Championship centre-back - and that's an area where we're a bit light on numbers," Pompey boss Andy Awford told the club website.

Blackpool sign former Nottingham Forest striker Ishmael Miller on a permanent deal and Everton midfielder John Lundstram on a season-long loan.

Free agent Miller, 27, who spent much of last season on loan at Yeovil, joins the club on a one-year contract with the option of a further 12 months. Lundstram, 20, has had previous loan spells at Doncaster, Yeovil and Leyton Orient.

They are set to make their debuts when Blackpool begin the Championship season at Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

BBC Sport's Elizabeth Hudson in Eindhoven: "Stephanie Millward beats GB team-mate Amy Marren to gold in the S9 100m freestyle at the IPC Swimming European Championships. Millward, 32, triumphed in one minute 4.08 seconds, 0.14 seconds clear of her 15-year-old rival. It is Millward's second gold of the week after she beat Marren into silver in the 400m freestyle on Tuesday."

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Sri Lanka A reach 179-3 after 33.2 overs, in reply to England Lions' 339-5 at Taunton. Dinesh Chandimal has top-scored so far with 73, before being bowled by Ravi Bopara. The tourists need another 161 runs to win in 100 balls.

Coach Amelie Mauresmo applauds in the stands as Andy Murray wraps up the first set of his Rogers Cup meeting with Australian teenager Nick Kyrgios in only 23 minutes.

Murray has made a healthy 79% of his first serves, hitting four aces.

England's bid to host the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 at Wembley could be unopposed, with Munich thought to be considering dropping its rival bid.

The German football association (DFB) may only bid for Munich to host group games in order to strengthen Germany's bid to host Euro 2024.

"Our decision is open," said DFB president Wolfgang Niersbach. "We have an excellent relationship with the FA and we are thinking about how we can support the other association."

Sheffield Wednesday sign free agent defender Dejan Kelhar on an initial short-term deal, subject to international clearance. The Slovenia international, 30, moved to Hillsborough on trial during pre-season after leaving Red Star Belgrade. He played 15 matches last term as they clinched Serbia's Super Liga title.

Nick Kyrgios takes his frustration out on his racquet as Andy Murray breaks for a second time and a 5-2 lead in the first set.

British number one Murray has a new set of balls with which to serve out the first set of their second-round Rogers Cup meeting in Toronto - his first competitive match since losing to Grigor Dimitrov in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in July.

BBC Sport's Elizabeth Hudson in Eindhoven: "After winning gold in the S8 100m butterfly this morning, Steph Slater will be hoping for more success this evening at the IPC European Championships.

"Slater goes in the SM8 individual medley final - an event where she is the European record holder.

"Also in action later, Ellie Simmonds bids for her second gold of the week in the S6 50m freestyle while Amy Marren, Stephanie Millward and Claire Cashmore will go for a clean sweep of the medals for GB in the S9 100m freestyle."

"The best academy in Europe is not the richest, the biggest or the best-equipped. It is a cramped scattering of pitches, short of space in central Rotterdam, bisected by a dirty moat."

The Independent's Jack Pitt-Brooke has travelled to Feyenoord , externalto investigate the youth academy that produced 11 of the Netherlands World Cup squad this summer.

US and British Open runner-up Rickie Fowler, seeking a breakthrough first major title at the US PGA at Valhalla this week, is confident of more success.

The 25-year-old American, who also shared fifth at the Masters, said: "This year has definitely been the most comfortable I've felt in the majors. I think the more I can put myself in contention on Sunday, and possibly in the final group, I'll just get more and more comfortable."

Britain's new breed of sprinters must end the "friction" between rival camps to win relay gold at the European Championships, according to Darren Campbell.

Two training groups of British sprinters clashed earlier this year after months of acrimony, before Team England claimed a silver finish at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

"I think there's a little bit of friction at times between the boys, but we always tried to stay away from that - it can't work," said Campbell, who claimed Olympic relay gold in Athens in 2004 with Devonish, Gardner and Mark Lewis-Francis.

"We were rivals, but we didn't take on the personal issues of our coaches or whatever. Collectively you've got to come together as a relay team, so you can't have disharmony, it can't work - because the relay's all about trust.

"I think the current crop have the ability to break our European record, they have the ability to run a lot, lot quicker."

Sergio Garcia, who has endured 10 top-five finishes at majors without ever lifting a trophy, says he feels no sense of urgency about collecting a breakthrough title in this week's US PGA Championship at Valhalla.

"I've always wanted to win at least one, but I would never say I felt urgency about it," Garcia said. "But like I've always said, if I get to 45 and I haven't won one, then I'll probably start worrying a bit more. But hopefully that won't happen."