Ryder Cup build-up, practice pairings out on course
McDowell says McIlroy dynamic has 'changed'
Liverpool given Anfield planning permission
Final County Championship matches under way
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That was the last time Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby appeared in a competitive game for the Gunners. The lesser-spotted Frenchman will however make his return against Southampton tonight.
For that and the rest of tonight's team news, check the League Cup index.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAll-rounder Lewis Gregory signs a contract extension with Division One side Somerset until 2016.
The 22-year-old has scored 296 runs in the County Championship this term, while also taking 43 wickets - including a career-best 11-122 against Northants in July.
Fellow academy graduates Alex Barrow and James Regan have also been handed deals, along with spinner Max Waller and ex-Middlesex all-rounder Josh Davey.
There was one game in the Championship last night and it saw a 2-1 win for Ipswich at Wigan.
Goals from Luke Hyam and former Wigan striker Conor Sammon gave the visitors a 2-0 lead before Martyn Waghorn's goal with eight minutes remaining.
Oriol Riera almost snatched a share of the points when his shot thumped the post.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEurope's Graeme McDowell on his relationship with Rory McIlroy: "The older brother, younger brother thing that we had is not the same any more. He is a four-time major winner and the world number one. The dynamic between the two of us may have changed forever and maybe I need that leadership role.
"I found the better-ball format with him in Medinah very hard because he would hit it 350 yards down the middle off the tee and I would be standing over my tee shot and find myself thinking 'there is not a lot of point in me hitting this' while trying to throw everything into it.
"It was not good for my game.
"I would embrace the chance to play foursomes with Rory. I think everyone in the world would love to play off his tee shot.
"But I have spoken to [captain Paul] McGinley about this and he had something similar with Padraig Harrington when he became the star and it changed their partnership."
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Europe's Graeme McDowell: "I feel I come here a lot more prepared than I was in Medinah, where I was low on energy and did not play as well as I would like to.
"I want to really embrace this week with my eyes up rather than head down and feeling the pressure.
"That back nine against Hunter Mahan in 2010 was the most nerve-racking experience of my life and to make the birdie at 16 and win that point was one of the high points of my career.
"There is nothing quite like the team atmosphere and playing for each other in a sport that is innately individual. Golf can be quite selfish, but the openness that everyone has at the Ryder Cup as we share, do whatever we can for each other to try and make sure that we win.
"We watched the video in the team room last night that showed how far the European Tour has come from the days when we used to get drummed in every Ryder Cup, through to the days of Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Olazabal, when Europe realised that they could compete, and to the present day when we have won seven out of the last nine."
Image source, Getty ImagesLondon 2012 gold medal winner Anna Watkins on Twitter:, external "Delighted for Katherine who's decided to go back rowing. Go girl. I'm sadly v unlikely to join her but for happy reason- baby two due in Feb!"
Katherine Grainger, who won Olympic gold alongside Watkins at London, is back in training with an eye on competing at Rio 2016. Watkins had her first baby in September 2013.
The final round of County Championship matches start shortly, and there are two matters still to be decided.
In Division One, Lancashire and Middlesex will be looking to avoid relegation when they meet at Old Trafford.
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will have live ball-by-ball commentary from 10:25 BST.
In Division Two, Hampshire and Essex are chasing the remaining promotion place.
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Today marks 40 years since the introduction of the dearly departed Ceefax, the world's first teletext service.
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Tom Fordyce
BBC Sport at Gleneagles
"Rickie Fowler's haircut continues to dominate the early Ryder Cup exchanges. Asked if he is aware that the American tyro had shaved 'USA' above his ear, Europe's most experienced player Lee Westwood replied: 'I've seen it. I've touched it. I gave it a stroke yesterday on the range.'
"Will Westwood follow suit? 'I know I've got a big head, but I don't know if it's big enough to fit 'Europe' on it.'"
Image source, EPAEurope's Henrik Stenson: "I will try not to injure my team-mates this week with any pranks, but if it gets a little sad in the team room I can hopefully cheer it up a bit. It is a fun week and a memory for life. Some of my greatest golf memories are from the previous two Ryder Cups I have played in.
"You are always a little bit more sitting back when you are playing in your first because you do not know how it will play out, but I was certainly not quiet when I had that green wig on on the Sunday night in 2006.
Image source, Getty Images"Now I am one of the more experienced members of the team with my age. I guess that Lee Westwood might need to be the new general and Ian Poulter is always very energetic as is Sergio Garcia. Hopefully I can step up and add to that."
Former Manchester United defender and assistant coach Phil Neville has said his old club need to spend about £100m before they have a squad to compete for the title.
What do you make of his comments?
Thematthellyer: , externalThat Manchester United lost to a side valued at a 1/3 of their summer spending suggests throwing more money at the problem won't fix it.
Jonathan Guckian: , externalBit rich of Neville to critique Manchester United spending when he was part of the setup which brought the club to its knees.
Bibhash Dash:, external Forget spending. Back four need to play more. Leicester was only second time they'd played together. firmly believe we'll do better
Image source, The TimesThe Times, external back page leads on Ryder Cup build-up.
It speculates European captain Paul McGinley may choose to separate Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell.
That could well be on the cards, as McGinley has kept the Northern Irishmen apart in today's practice groups.
Rob Hodgetts
BBC Sport at Gleneagles
Image source, BBC Sport"A glorious morning at Gleneagles.
"Team Europe and USA photocalls have taken place already.
"Player news conferences to follow, then the first practice sessions.
"From 09:30, the USA side will begin on the first in three groups of four - Matt Kuchar, Webb Simpson, Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson; Jim Furyk, Zach Johnson, Patrick Reed, Hunter Mahan, Jimmy Walker, Phil Mickelson, Rickie Fowler, Keegan Bradley.
"From 11:00, the Europeans will also begin on the front nine in four groups of three - Rory McIlroy, Martin Kaymer, Sergio Garcia; Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, Stephen Gallacher; Thomas Bjorn, Lee Westwood, Jamie Donaldson; Henrik Stenson, Victor Dubuisson, Graeme McDowell."
Lee Westwood on Team Europe's preparations for the Ryder Cup: "I feel we have a strong team and I'm looking forward to the week and showing how well we can play as a team.
"Everyone is pumped and ready to go. Even the rookies are ready for it. I don't think they'll feel any nerves.
"Once they get the practice rounds under their belts, it will feel like any other tournament."
Image source, Getty ImagesLee Westwood has been talking to the media ahead of his Ryder Cup practice round at Gleneagles.
He said: "It's nice to be here, I don't feel I have to justify my captain's pick.
"Paul [McGinley] has obviously picked me for a reason and I feel I can slot in to the team."
Lawrence Barretto
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesOlympic champion Katherine Grainger returns to training as she weighs up a bid to compete at the Rio 2016 Games.
The British rower, who will be 40 when the next Olympics take place, took two years off from the sport after winning gold with Anna Watkins at London 2012.
Grainger, 38, told BBC Sport: "There are going to be big challenges ahead in coming back after two years away.
"But if I don't try, I'll always wonder 'what if?' and for me, that will be so much harder to live with."