BBC Scotland's David McDaid:  "Great Britain's paracanoeists have won a gold and a silver on day three of the Canoe Sprint World Championships in Milan.

"Jeannette Chippington claimed the gold in the KL1 200m, while Robert Oliver took silver in the KL1.

"That gives Team GB another two spots at next summer's Paralympics in Rio - taking their representation so far to four places.

"It also means GB's disability athletes have won seven medals in Italy - two golds and five silvers."

Will Joel Campbell be leaving Arsenal before the transfer deadline? 

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger hopes the 23-year-old Cost Rica international stays despite spending the second half of last season on loan in Spain at Villarreal.

“At the moment he is here and personally I would like to keep him,” Wenger tells the club's website., external

“I will have to sit down with Joel because I rate him highly as a player and personally if he stays here I am very happy.”

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The Premier League has written to clubs this week to clarify the new interpretation of the offside law, external following Liverpool striker Christian Benteke's goal against Bournemouth on Monday night. 

Philippe Coutinho appeared to be offside as he stretched for the ball from Jordan Henderson's cross, which was then turned in by Benteke.

The Premier League said it does "not generally comment on decisions made by match officials" but the expected outcome of Monday's incident should have been an offside decision against Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho, according to reports. 

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Midfielder Gary Gardner signs a new contract at Aston Villa...

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BBC Radio Solent sports editor

"Southampton director of football Les Reed reiterates comment from Ronald Koeman that no players will leave during this window (following links between Mane and Man Utd).

"Reed told BBC Radio Solent: 'We're not going to sell anybody now. We now need to focus on the matches, the season's started.

'People should be confident that there aren't going to be any players exiting from the current first team squad.'"

Looks like Brentford striker Andre Gray is edging ever nearer a move to Championship rivals Burnley...

Short and sweet from both Dick Advocaat at Sunderland and Steve McClaren at Newcastle.

The main news from Advocaat was that John O'Shea will play against Swansea on Saturday and that he expects better from his team following two losses in their opening two Premier League games.

McClaren is hopeful that French winger Florian Thauvin can play a part against Manchester United and said he will wait until the last minute to see if Moussa Sissoko will be fit enough to walk out at Old Trafford.

Steve McClaren on the health of Moussa Sissoko following an injury last week...

Manager Steve McClaren on the possibility of new signing Florian Thauvin starting on the wing against Manchester United: 

British 400m hurdler Jack Green is out of the World Athletics Championships due to a "severe onset of sciatica".

Green, who was also in the 4x400m relay team, said: “I’m disappointed but experience tells me that I have to look forward to what is next and turn every experience in to a positive one. 

"I didn’t want to let anyone down but I have to accept that for now, this just isn’t my time.”

That’s a wrap from a relaxed Ronald Koeman. He dismissed speculation of a move for Victor Wanyama to Tottenham, saying “there is no bid and he’s not for sale”, and confirmed the squad has escaped injury-free from Thursday's Europa League match.

The man himself, on the other hand...

Ronald Koeman addresses links to Tottenham for Victor Wanyama and the return of Ryan Bertrand and Jordy Clasie...

Ronald Koeman on the trip to Watford on Sunday:

More from Tottenham on their recent signing, Cameroonian striker Clinton Njie...

Sunderland, Newcastle and Southampton are due to hold their pre-match news conferences. We will bring you the latest when we have it.