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This is one way of getting around a stadium ban.

Poole Town manager Tom Killick decided to watch his side's match against Cambridge City from the skylight of a nearby house after being hit with a six-match ban.

The Evo-Stik Southern boss, used the house of Poole's groundsman, who lives just yards away from the club's home ground.

He told the Bournemouth Echo:, external "I can pretty much see the whole pitch apart from the goalmouth at the end I watch it from. It is quite a good vantage point but being detached from the players makes life difficult."

Cheerio.

That looks to be almost that from Turin but fear not, if any big news comes from tonight's news conference, it will be covered in our live text commentary of the England Under-21s v Germany here.

That is almost all from me, but, before I say goodbye, enjoy one of the stories of the day...

More from England boss Roy Hodgson: "There were so many great moments when I was in Italy - my favourite moment was when I was offered the job as manager of Inter Milan."

When asked if he would like to play league football in Italy, Wayne Rooney said: "I love playing in the Premier League. I used to watch Batistuta for Fiorentina but don't think I'd play in Italy."

More from England striker Wayne Rooney in Turin: "We have to move on from World Cup, our aim is to reach Euros. Tomorrow will be a good test and we are looking forward to it."

England manager Roy Hodgson: All friendly matches during qualification allow you to see where players are. It's an opportunity for players to impress both managers

England striker Wayne Rooney: "It's exciting that Harry Kane has done well in the Premier League and hopefully he can bring his form into the England team."

Phil McNulty
BBC chief football writer in Turin

"Harry Kane will make his first full England start against Italy here in Turin tomorrow. Bar set high - needs a goal in less than 79 seconds."

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England manager Roy Hodgson: "It is nice to see Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane together. This is a chance for some of the squad players to show they are good enough to play."

This could take a while as every question directed at Roy Hodgson and Wayne Rooney is translated into Italian.

At last, here we go. Roy Hodgson and Wayne Rooney are here.

The England manager confirms Harry Kane will make his full debut and Wayne Rooney captains the team.

The England under-21s name their starting line up for this evening's friendly with Germany.

England: Bond, Jenkinson, Garbutt, Forster-Caskey, Stones, Gibson, Lingard, Ward-Prowse (c), Ings, Hughes, Redmond.

You can follow radio and live text commentary of the match online.

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England on Twitter:, external The senior team check out the surroundings at @juventusfc stadium #ITAVENG.

Now we just need them to get on with their media duties. Still we wait for the the start of the news conference with Roy Hodgson.

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Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho on Instagram:, external Manchester=rain, cold and wind.

He has got a point.

Italy name their team for Tuesday's friendly against England:

Buffon, Ranocchia, Bonucci, Chiellini, Florenzi, Parolo, Valdifiori, Soriano, Darmian, Pelle, Eder.

Still no sign of England boss Roy Hodgson or striker Wayne Rooney ahead of their news conference in Turin. This is getting later and later as the media wait for their views on tomorrow's friendly against Italy.

Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp expects Harry Kane's rise to continue after the Spurs striker scored 79 seconds into his England debut.

Kane is preparing for the friendly against Italy on Tuesday after coming off the substitutes' bunch to net in last Friday's 4-0 Euro 2016 qualifying defeat of Lithuania at Wembley. It was his 30th goal of the season.

"I'm sure he will keep being successful because he loves football. He lives for football," said Redknapp.

"So many of them come in, get contracts and think they have made it then, but Harry's not like that. He's well grounded, has a good family behind him."

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The Press Association's Simon Peach, external tweets a picture of Juventus's Stadium in Turin, where England face Italy in a friendly on Tuesday. Pretty impressive stuff.

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England's players have been taking a stroll around the Juventus Stadium in Turin ahead of Tuesday's friendly against Italy.

Wayne Rooney and Roy Hodgson are expected to be talking to the media imminently.

Fourth seed Caroline Wozniacki is knocked out of the Miami Open in straight sets. Wozniacki lost 6-3 7-6 to the 16th seed Venus Williams in the 4th round. Defending champion Serena Williams takes on Svetlana Kuznetsova in her last 16 match shortly.