Chelsea haved arrived for their friendly against Fiorentina at Stamford Bridge tonight.

Olympic silver medallist Sharron Davies was pool side in Kazan as Britain won three golds today.

Former Olympic bronze medallist Steve Parry is happy with Britain's performance in Kazan so far.

Lloris on a strong bench alongside Harry Kane and Christian Eriksen.

The Times' Scottish football correspondent Michael Grant is also in Baku...

BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin is in Azerbaijan for the Champions League third qualifying round second leg game...

Watch the swimming live on BBC Two now.

And Britain will be hoping to add to Adam Peaty's gold tonight with two more medal races tonight.

16:58 BST Stephen Milne men’s 800m freestyle final.

17:37 BST Britain,  mixed 4x100m medley final.

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Olympic heavyweight gold medallist Anthony Joshua has been speaking to BBC Three Counties Radio about his home town team, Watford.

He says he will "most definitely" get to a Premier League game this season and sent them this message ahead of Saturday's opener at Everton...

"Do what they done to get there - that's the most important thing. Make the fans happy and everyone that's come to support you. Don't change what's worked..."

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BBC Sport's Nick Hope is in Kazan...

Britain's Dan Wallace has reached the semi-finals of the 200m individual medley...

World number one Rory McIlroy has posted a video on Instagram training in the gym with the caption: "Working hard every day to come back stronger #dontmindthegrind, external."

McIlroy has not said yet if he will defend his US PGA title next week.

The 26-year-old  has not played since sustaining a total rupture of his anterior ligament on 4 July while playing football with friends.

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Louis van Gaal listen out. Ipswich midfielder gives his considered verdict on the sale of Angel Di Maria to Paris St-Germain..

As mentioned briefly earlier in the day, Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew believes the club is capable of challenging for Europe this season.

  “I want to set the agenda that we will try and get into Europe,” Pardew told BBC Sport.  

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“It will be difficult, all the teams have improved and it will be the team that gets the balance right and keeps the momentum going throughout the year that finishes in that secondary group highest. We have a very difficult start and we need to overcome that to have a chance.”

In exactly a year, you can expect to see this iconic statue on your screens as the Rio Olympics begins on 5 August 2016.

Forget the signings, how pre-season has gone and where he thinks Leicester will finish in the league.

Claudio Ranieri has revealed that one of his favourite films is Ghost.

Here's a story worthy of printing.

The away end at York City is to be named the Prostate Cancer UK Stand for the 2015/16 campaign.

The stand will be opened during the Capital One Cup first round clash with Bradford on Tuesday, 11 August.

“We always attract a great away support with people wanting to visit the city of York and this is a fantastic way of getting a message out to a very wide audience," said the club's general manager John McGhee.

Prostate cancer affects more than 40,000 men each year.

Bad news for England under-21 defender Luke Garbutt.

The Everton defender who is on-loan at Fulham, was injured in a friendly against Crystal Palace on 1 August.

Rory: Being on a Lads holiday and watching Spurs get battered by Bolton with the great Ivan Campo scoring. Alcohol healed the pain.

Dan Fookes:  Opening day memories - Sheff Wed 3 Spurs 4, Klinsmann's debut and THAT goal celebration.

Rich: A certain bookmaker paying out on bets Stoke would be relegated after they lost 3-1 to Bolton in 2008.