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Are England about to become a great one-day side, or is it another false dawn? And does it spell the end for Kevin Pietersen?
Larry Renggon: The problem with the England team is that there get easily carried by an upcoming star.
Jack Rutter: We had a good day, lets not get ahead of ourselves...
Mark Sutherland: One match, will the media ever learn?
Roxy Ahamed: How much more new dawn are England gonna see?
Image source, Getty ImagesThe chairman of Blackpool, Karl Oyston will be banned from all football activity for six weeks, reports BBC Lancashire.
The FA have decided his punishment for sending abusive text messages to a supporter will come into effect in four weeks time.
Oyston admitted five charges of breaking FA rules.
Blackpool finished bottom of the Championship last season and have just appointed former West Ham number two Neil McDonald as manager.
Not sure how many will shed a tear at this news but it has emerged today that Sepp Blatter's 17-year reign as boss of crisis-hit Fifa could come to an end on 16 December.
The BBC has learned that is the likely date for an emergency meeting in Zurich to decide his successor.
Image source, Getty ImagesRepresentatives from all 209 member associations will be invited to the Swiss city to vote in a new presidential election.
Blatter, 79, quit as president of world football's governing body just four days after being re-elected last month.
Are England about to become a great one-day side, or is it another false dawn? And does it spell the end for Kevin Pietersen?
Adam: Getting carried away. Wait until they actually do something. Our national teams always disappoint us.
James Western: Does KP have to be talked about again BBC. Yes England looked very good yesterday but is it a one-off or have they got it
The Republic of Ireland management team, including manager Martin O'Neill and his assistant Roy Keane, have been involved in a car crash in Dublin.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt happened on the M50 motorway between the Blanchardstown and Finglas junctions.
In a tweet, the Football Association of Ireland said: "The ROI mgmt team were involved in collision on M50 earlier. Vehicle was rear ended in traffic."
It said they had returned to their hotel and were seen by the team doctor.
Image source, Getty ImagesDaily Mail, external: Manchester United could move for Paris St-Germain right-back Gregory van der Wiel, 27, after missing out on Barcelona's Brazil international Dani Alves, who has decided to stay at the Nou Camp.
Image source, Getty ImagesCelebrating today are former Real Madrid, Paris St Germain and Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti, who will likely raise an eyebrow and lazily blow out his 56 candles.
Also filling their face with cake will be former England captain David Platt (49), Scotland coach and former Rangers manager Stuart McCall (51), 2010 Tour de France winner Andy Schleck (30) and Estonian tennis player Kaia Kanepi (30).
Are England about to become a great one-day side, or is it another false dawn?
Ben Wire: Great result with several new(ish) faces. Let youth have its fling.
Outgoing Newcastle boss John Carver says it was "a privilege to serve this great football club".
He added: "The fans and the region deserve a successful team and both myself and my support staff worked very hard with the squad that was available to us.
"I would like to thank all of the staff at the club for their dedication. I wish the club every success for the future and steeled with the experience of the last six months, I am eager and ready for the next challenge."
Former England and Derby manager Steve McClaren is the favourite to become Pardew's permanent successor when he returns from holiday later this week.
In the last couple of minutes, Newcastle United have released a statement confirming caretaker manager John Carver and coach Steve Stone have left the club.
BBC Sport learned on Tuesday that the pair had been sacked after the club narrowly avoided relegation from the Premier League.
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle's managing director Lee Charnley said: "After discussions with John it was mutually agreed that in the best interests of the club moving forward, and to enable the new head coach to build his own coaching team, we would go our separate ways.
"John loves Newcastle United and no one could have worked with more passion and enthusiasm than he did.
"He has always put the club first and the recent discussions we had only re-affirmed this."
If you missed England's opening World Cup game, good news - we have highlights for you.
Image source, BBC SportClick here to see how the match panned out.
Well blow me, turns out watching England's women in a World Cup match is much the same as watching England's men.
Mark Sampson's side slipped to defeat in their opener against France, though in fairness they were up against strong opponents - France third in Fifa's world rankings.
Image source, Getty ImagesEugenie Le Sommer's strike proved the difference, beating goalkeeper Karen Bardsley at her near post from 20 yards for her 45th international goal.
A bad start for England then, but with group games to come against Mexico and Colombia - who are both ranked below them - there is plenty of time to put things right.
Match report here.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn 2007, Lewis Hamilton won his first grand prix, the then McLaren driver finishing ahead of Nick Heidfeld and Alexander Wurz in Canada.
A spot of breaking rugby league news for you.
Second row forward Benjamin Garcia will join his Catalans Dragons team-mate Elliott Whtehead in Australia next season after signing a two-year deal with Penrith Panthers.
Garcia, 22, who joined the Catalans from Brisbane Broncos' reserves two years ago, has caught the eye this year after making his mark with 12 Super League appearances.
Which leads us nicely to our first talking point of the day.
Is England's new-look one-day team, full of exciting young talents and big-hitting batsmen, capable of achieving something special - or should we not get too carried away about one performance against New Zealand, no matter how stunning it was?
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd does it put the Kevin Pietersen debate to bed? KP wouldn't exactly fit into a side of emerging young talents would he?
Let us know your opinions at #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.
England broke eight records en route to victory. The list in full:
Biggest winning margin (210 runs) in ODIs; Highest ODI total (and 10th highest of all time); Highest ODI total in England.
Image source, Getty ImagesHighest ODI score by a number six batsman for England; Most sixes scored in an ODI innings by England (14); Highest seventh-wicket partnership in ODI history.
Buttler's 100 is the second-fastest in England ODI history; he already holds the record for the fastest, scored off 61 balls.
Root's 100 is the fourth-fastest for England.
So to the cricket and the news that England can, it turns out, be a pretty good one-day side when they put their minds to it.
Eoin Morgan's side hammered their highest ever score - 408 - in a 210-run thrashing of World Cup finalists New Zealand.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was sensational stuff and captain Eoin Morgan was understandably rather chuffed.
"It was outstanding, as close to the perfect performance in an ODI game that you'll find," said the skipper. "For a long time we've talked of an aggressive brand of cricket and today we produced it."
Read the full report here.
Image source, The SunSomething a little different in the Sun, who say Manchester United want Atletico Madrid's Mario Mandzukic, despite the fact that the striker only joined the Spanish club from Bayern Munich for £18.5m 12 months ago.
Image source, The GuardianThe start of the Slaven Bilic era at West Ham leads the way in the Guardian, with obligatory photo of Jos Buttler (along with a nice headline - good work) and the latest on Mo Farah's coach Alberto Salazar, who denies doping claims.
Image source, IndependentJohn Carver's Newcastle exit and Steve McClaren's impending arrival dominates in the Independent, along with a spot of cricket too - which means a pic of who else but record-breaker Jos Buttler.