Burnley boss Sean Dyche is nicknamed "the Ginger Mourinho" by Clarets fans after he masterminded their climb to the Premier League. Tonight, he has the chance to pit his tactical nous against the real thing when Jose brings his Chelsea boys to town.

But Dyche has rubbished any comparisons: "It's for you all to make headlines, it doesn't interest me.

"We'll hopefully have a chat after the game and I'll pick his brains, but that's it. It's just two blokes who want their team to win."

Chiranthan:, external Thibaut Courtois should play all Premier League games, and Petr Cech should play in Champions League, Carling Cup and FA Cup.

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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says he is unsure whether Argentina winger Angel di Maria wants to stay with the European champions.

Di Maria has been linked with a big-money move to Manchester United, but Ancelotti gave little away as he focuses on Tuesday's Spanish Super Cup tie against Atletico Madrid.

"I don't know what Di Maria has decided," says the Italian. "But I know that he's training and that he could help us in tomorrow's match.

"Until 31 August it will continue the same way and after that everything will be cleared up and things will return to normal."

French club Bastia say they are not punishing striker Brandao after he headbutted Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Thiago Motta at the end of their Ligue 1 match.

In a statement released on Monday, Bastia added they will leave any decision up to sanction Brandao up to French Football Federation bosses.

Luka Foley:, external Thibaut Courtois because I think he is much younger and fitter than Cech and I was impressed by him in pre season.

Fiorentina head coach Vincenzo Montella is confident Colombia winger Juan Cuadrado will remain with the Serie A club this season.

The 26-year-old has been strongly linked with a move to Manchester United or Barcelona after an impressive World Cup.

"I have never thought of losing Juan," Montella is reported as saying in Italian newspaper La Nazione. "He's been here in the past, he is here now and he will be here in the future. I don't think about how his story might finish."

Pretend for a moment that you're Jose Mourinho. You don't have to decide whether to wear the rarely-seen tracksuit top or the signature black trenchcoat - but you do have to pick either Petr Cech or Thibaut Courtois. Which goalkeeper would you give the nod to at Turf Moor? Tell us - plus your reason why - by using #bbcsportsday or by text on 81111.

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Intrigued to see who will be in goal for Chelsea tonight. Petr Cech or Thibaut Courtois? And will Jose's first choice keeper be a keeper?

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was famously criticised for "parking the bus" against Liverpool last season. Now, the Portuguese boss has been teaching his side how to shift an opposition bus blocking their route to goal.

Mourinho says his side have been practising breaking down defensive-minded teams in preparation for the Premier League season.

"When you don't have space and time to play, you need more quality," he says. "We have worked on that in training, expecting a team to be defensive and try to close every road to goal."

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BBC Sport's Elizabeth Hudson at the IPC Athletics European Championships in Swansea:

"Final preparations are continuing in Swansea ahead of the European Championships which begin here on Tuesday.

"Among those facing the media is British discus thrower Dan Greaves who has already had a successful summer after winning gold in his Para-sport event at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

"The 31-year-old, known as Discus Dan, will be in action on Friday in the F44 discus final and wants another medal to add to his collection.

"He tells BBC Sport: 'The Commonwealth Games was Part A, this is part B and I want to get the job done. The crowd really got behind us at the Commonwealth Games and appreciated what we were doing and I'm sure it will be the same here.'"

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Castleford Tigers captain Michael Shenton and Leeds Rhinos counterpart Kevin Sinfield stand together, with the Challenge Cup trophy sandwiched in-between, ahead of Saturday's showpiece final.

Note that neither player dared to touch the silverware - fearing they could jinx their chances of getting their hands on the most prestigious prize in rugby league at Wembley.

Don't forget that you can watch all the action between the West Yorkshire rivals on BBC One from 14:20 BST on Saturday.

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They have watched each of their Premier League rivals take to the field - now it is the turn of Burnley and Chelsea to put all their summer preparations into practice.

Burnley could hand a start to new striker Lukas Jutkiewicz, while there could be some new (and not so new) faces lining up for Chelsea.

The Blues may hand debuts to Cesc Fabregas, Diego Costa and Filipe Luis, while returning hero Didier Drogba faces an anxious wait on a knee injury.

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Scott Morris:, external The 2011/12 season. Crewe lost their opening four league games and looked Conference bound, by May we were promoted to League One!

Aaron Hodgson:, external It took Bristol City 13 games to get our 1st win in League 1 last season.

Tom Heath:, external On July 1st 2013, David Moyes arrived at Carrington for his first day in charge at Man Utd.

A statement from Rafael Nadal, twice a US Open champion, following his withdrawal from this year's event: "I am very sorry to announce I won't be able to play at this year's US Open a tournament on which I've played consecutive finals in my last participations.

"I am sure you understand that it is a very tough moment for me since it is a tournament I love and where I have great memories from fans, the night matches, so many things… Not much more I can do right now, other than accept the situation and, as always in my case, work hard in order to be able to compete at the highest level once I am back."

Defending champion Rafael Nadal announces on his official Facebook page, external that he will miss this year's US Open because of a wrist injury.

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Top story: Paris St-Germain midfielder Thiago Motta breaks his nose after being headbutted by Bastia striker Brandao.

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Top Tweet: West Bromwich Albion:, external Thanks for the cupcakes Joleon Lescott, they're going down a treat!

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Crystal Palace are fined an undisclosed amount by the Premier League after breaching rule B.16, the maximum penalty for which is £25,000.

It follows a complaint from Cardiff in April, which said their 3-0 defeat against the Eagles should not have stood because Palace were allegedly trying to obtain their starting line-up before the game.

Charlton reveal that Australia's Olympic 100m hurdles champion Sally Pearson attended Saturday's victory over Wigan at The Valley. "So Olympic champion @sallyp100h was in The Covered End on Saturday for our game against Wigan. You're welcome back any time Sally!"

Pearson replied: "I absolutely loved it I was sitting right near the drummer it was crazy!"

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A loan move from Chelsea to Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem is a well-trodden path - and now it is Josh McEachran's turn to head over the North Sea.

The midfielder, 21, has joined the Eredivisie club, which has close links with the Blues, on a season-long loan.

McEachran, who has previously been loaned to Swansea, Middlesbrough, Watford and Wigan, will link up with two other Chelsea players - Bertrand Traore and Wallace - in the Netherlands.