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Today's Daily Mirror, external back page leads on former Fulham manager Felix Magath hitting back at those who criticised his unorthodox coaching methods.

Most notably the rumoured curing an injury with cheese story.

Also, Liverpool manager Brendan Rogers warns critics to stop making Steven Gerrard the scapegoat for their poor start to the season.

Team USA have also tweeted their practice pairings, external for today, starting from 09:30 BST:

Kuchar, Spieth, Simpson, Watson with vice-captain Floyd

Furyk, Johnson, Mahan, Reed with vice-captain Stricker

Bradley, Fowler, Mickelson, Walker with vice-captain North

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Team Europe have tweeted their practice pairings, external for today as they continue their Ryder Cup build-up at Gleneagles:

McIlroy / Kaymer / Garcia

Poulter / Rose / Gallacher

Bjorn / Westwood / Donaldson

Stenson / Dubuisson / McDowell

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The back page of today's Daily Star, external leads with the Ross Barkley transfer rumour story.

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Manchester City will prepare a fresh bid for Everton and England midfielder Ross Barkley in the next transfer window.

But, Manchester United look set to pull out of their pursuit of former star Cristiano Ronaldo to avoid upsetting their current crop of stars.

Read those and more of the latest transfer rumours in today's Gossip Column.

Andy Murray said: "It was a very emotional day for Scottish people and the whole country and the whole of the UK - it was a big day.

"The way it was worded is not really in my character. I don't normally do stuff like that.

"So I was a bit disappointed."

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Andy Murray says he doesn't regret giving an opinion on the Scottish referendum.

The British number one has spoken publicly for the first time about comments he made on the eve of the vote.

In a BBC interview in China, he said the UK was going to be stronger as a result of the referendum and he looked forward to competing for Great Britain for the rest of his career.

More of what he had to say shortly.

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Manchester United are £100m off winning the title, according to former defender Phil Neville.

United lost 5-3 to Leicester on Saturday, but Neville says he "wasn't surprised with the result".

"I know United have spent £150m," Neville told BBC Radio 5 live.

"I think there's another two transfer windows of similar amounts of money needed - maybe £100m - before they can even think about winning the title."

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Good morning and welcome along to another Sportsday.

We'll have all the latest, breaking sports news throughout the day.

The build-up to the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles continues plus we'll look ahead to football's League Cup third-round ties this evening.