England have left captain and fly-half Katy Mclean on the bench for their final Women's Rugby World Cup pool match against Canada on Saturday. England, beaten finalists at the last three tournaments, would top their group with a win, having recorded comfortable victories over Samoa and Spain.

Sarah Hunter reverts to number eight and remains as captain, one of only three players to have started all three pool matches, along with full-back Danielle Waterman and centre Emily Scarratt. Wing Lydia Thompson will miss the rest of the tournament with a groin injury.

England Women: Danielle Waterman, Katherine Merchant, Emily Scarratt, Rachael Burford, Claire Allan, Ceri Large, Natasha Hunt, Rochelle Clark, Emma Croker, Sophie Hemming, Rebecca Essex, Tamara Taylor, Heather Fisher, Margaret Alphonsi, Sarah Hunter.

Replacements: Victoria Fleetwood, Laura Keates, Joanna McGilchrist, Alexandra Matthews, La Toya Mason, Katy Mclean, Kay Wilson.

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Chelsea striker Didier Drogba announces his international retirement after 12 years and 104 caps for the Ivory Coast, for whom the 36-year-old scored 65 goals.

It's raining heavily now and also across the Ship Canal at Old Trafford and play has been halted on day two of the fourth Test with England 85 runs ahead of India at 237-6.

Who are your tips to emerge as big names at your club this season? #myclubshiddengems

Robert Kostur: Danny Batth at Wolves. A rock at the back, old-school centre-half who doesn't let much get past him.

Gareth Barnes: Alex Gilbey, Sammie Szmodics, Dom Vose & Macauley Bonne just four of the hidden gems at Colchester United.

Tipster: Drey Wright will light up League One this year!

Colchester must be set for a vintage campaign then.

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Play is under way again in round two of the US PGA Championship following the morning deluge at Valhalla in Louisville.

Jamie Reid
BBC London 94.9

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How has your club fared in the transfer market? "Holloway has been busy over the summer and fans are happy with the players that have moved to the Den. Defender Byron Webster arrives after doing well for Yeovil and former Everton forward Magaye Gueye might find the Championship more to his liking than the Premier League."

How do you expect your team to do this season? "Tenth. Having finished the season so strongly, I fancy the Lions to continue with their positive momentum. Manager Ian Holloway is talking the talk and believes his side can push for a play-off spot. I feel a top ten finish would represent a good season for Millwall."

Who is your club's player to watch? "The news that goalkeeper David Forde had signed a new contract was greeted with a huge cheer by Millwall supporters. The popular Irishman has already enjoyed six good years with the Lions and most fans are happy that he has extended his spell."

Listen to full match commentary of Millwall v Leeds on BBC Radio Leeds

Vanishing spray will be used by referees in Uefa competitions this season after its successful introduction at the World Cup in Brazil. The spray will also be used in the Premier League this season.

Goalkeeper Pepe Reina completes his move from Liverpool to Bayern Munich on a three-year deal. The 31-year-old Spain international spent nine years at Anfield.

Derby fans, remember the pain of losing in the play-off final in May? Well, if our vote is anything to go by, you could be feeling a lot happier at the end of this season.

We asked who you think will win the Championship title and here's how you voted:

16.8% Derby 14.3% Fulham 9.1% Cardiff 8.5% Wigan 6.6% Norwich

Thanks for taking part. At 14:30 BST we'll be asking who you think will win League One.

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini insists the club's summer deals for Frank Lampard and Bacary Sagna were conducted correctly, in response to recent comments from Arsene Wenger.

"I think as managers we have enough problems with our own teams to be talking about other teams," he says.

"The only thing I can say is that we have important restrictions about the amount of money we can spend, and Frank Lampard was a free player."

All day we have been asking for those unknown stars who you think could grab the attention this season. Here are a couple of your suggestions...

Green Raider: I'm liking Ben Osborn for Nottingham Forest. Think he could do great this season!

Talk Reading: Ryan Edwards, will light up the Championship for Reading this season!

Tweet using #myclubshiddengems or text 81111. Don't be shy in telling the world about your club's secret weapons!

Middlesbrough's midfielders scored 37 goals last season - chipping in more than at any other Championship club.

Mark Drury
BBC Tees

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How has your club fared in the transfer market? "Middlesbrough have done OK so far but are still a way from being finished. Adam Clayton is about to arrive from Huddersfield and will join Kike, James Husband, Tomas Mejias and Emilio Nsue as new signings, while Kenneth Omeruo has rejoined on loan for the season from Chelsea. Aitor Karanka is still searching for a new right-back, where Boro look worryingly short right now, as well as another striker, with Chelsea's Patrick Bamford high on his wanted list."

How do you expect your team to do this season? "It's always hard to make judgements before the end of the transfer window, but there's cautious optimism about Boro's prospects this season. Karanka has had a full summer in charge and is shaping the squad in his image. Boro haven't made the play-offs since being relegated in 2009 and the fans are due some excitement."

Who is your club's player to watch? "Kike. Aitor Karanka's favoured 4-2-3-1 formation means the man at the top of it has to be the business. Boro are convinced he's the right man for the job."

Listen to full match commentary of Middlesbrough v Birmingham on BBC Tees and BBC Radio WM 95.6

Dutch goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg wants to leave recently relegated Fulham, says Cottagers boss Felix Magath.

Magath adds he expects the ex-Roma stopper to leave the Championship club, who travel to Ipswich tomorrow, before the transfer window shuts.

The Daily Mail, external reports that Southampton have failed with a new £9.5m offer for Sporting Lisbon defender Marcos Rojo, 24.

Leeds United were the only side in the Championship not to concede from the penalty spot last season.

Gareth Jones
BBC Radio Leeds

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How has your club fared in the transfer market? "The most significant move has been out of Elland Road - top scorer Ross McCormack to Fulham. Coming in, new owner Massimo Cellino has purchased some interesting players from Italy. Time will tell how they do in England."

How do you expect your team to do this season? "A new owner, first-team coach and lots of foreign players means no-one can predict just yet. It means Leeds fans are hopeful but nervous going into the season."

Who is your club's player to watch? "Matt Smith scored 13 goals in his first season in the Championship. He's now been given the number nine shirt and the pressure will be on him to score more now McCormack has left."

Listen to full match commentary of Millwall v Leeds on BBC Radio Leeds

Jack Holloway: Crystal Palace's Ryan Inniss, Pulis loves him, he'll be a first teamer in the near future.

Joanna: Gary Fraser for Partick Thistle.

Gary Fraser! Signed him on Football Manager once - he was part of the Doncaster team which reached the 2017-18 Europa League.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk

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How has your club fared in the transfer market? "After losing left-back Aaron Cresswell to West Ham, Mick McCarthy recruited Crystal Palace's Jonathan Parr as a direct replacement, while Alex Henshall and Cameron Stewart will hopefully add some much needed pace down the flanks."

How do you expect your team to do this season? "It would be crazy to rule Ipswich out of the play-offs given Mick McCarthy's pedigree and the hard working, well organised nature of his sides, however I feel a lack of goals and creative force in central midfield will see them fall just short."

Who is your club's player to watch? "Although he's missed the vast majority of pre-season through injury I have to go with David McGoldrick yet again…a very clever player who not only scores goals, but creates them as well."

Listen to full match commentary of Ipswich v Fulham on BBC Radio Suffolk

England lead India by 49 runs at 201-6 at lunch on day two of the fourth Test at Old Trafford. Moeen Ali was the latest wicket to fall, bowled by Varun Aaron for 13, but Joe Root is unbeaten on 23 and Jos Buttler has 13.

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