Three hours until kick off so here is some team news:

West Brom defender James Chester is unlikely to play because of a hamstring injury, but could return in time for Sunday's match with Israel in Cardiff.

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However, Hal Robson-Kanu will be fit, and James Collins, Ben Davies and David Edwards are back rafter missing June's 1-0 win over Belgium through injury.

Midfielders Joe Allen, Emyr Huws and Jonathan Williams as well as defender Adam Matthews are out injured, with David Vaughan also unavailable for family reasons.

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Have a sneak peek at the Rio 2016 Olympics mountain bike course, courtesy of course designer Nick Floores' helmet camera.  

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Listen to BBC Radio 5 live's coverage of Jo Konta v Wimbledon finalist Garbine Muguruza. (online only)

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Sri Lanka coach Marvan Atapattu has resigned after less than a year in full charge. 

No reasons have been given by Sri Lanka Cricket, but it comes after a Test series loss to India.

Yeovil Town midfielder Stacey Pearson has retired from playing to focus her attention on reaching the Women's World Cup as a referee.

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Pearson, 28, has been officiating men's and women's games while playing for the WSL 2 side.

"If I want to go higher in refereeing then I need to put more effort into it and get more experience," she told BBC Sport.

A US judge has overturned a four-game suspension against National Football League (NFL) quarterback Tom Brady, calling the league's disciplinary process "fundamentally unfair".

The NFL imposed the punishment following the 'deflategate' scandal.

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NFL officials found that Brady had colluded with New England Patriots team members to deflate footballs below the allowable limit during a playoff game.

Brady can now play on 10 September against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

BBC Solent's Kevan James at Chester-le-Street:

"Play did not get underway until 13:10 BST but the rain stayed away through the afternoon, so Hampshire, who need another 116, could wrap up victory with a day to spare.

"Jimmy Adams looked out of form before he was bowled by Chris Rushworth, and Graham Onions may consider himself unlucky not to have picked up a wicket as yet.

"The pitch is still offering help to the seam bowlers, but Michael Carberry (28 not out) is steering Hampshire towards their target." 

BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms at New Road:

"A wonderful career-best innings of 226 from Luke Wright, including 28 fours and seven sixes, has put Sussex in a strong position.

"Having taken 23 balls to get off the mark, Wright flayed the Worcestershire attack to all parts, together with Ben Brown (103) and Chris Nash (90) before Sussex declared on 510-5.

"However, bad light has now set in and Sussex will be hoping their efforts to win this match are not thwarted by the weather."

Rob Taylor took three wickets in successive overs to leave Leicestershire looking good for a first-innings lead against Gloucestershire at Grace Road.

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He ended a stand of 120 between Chris Dent (73) and Peter Handscomb (53) by dismissing both and also picked up the wicket of Hamish Marshall.

Benny Howell was caught behind off Clint McKay before the tea interval, which the visitors reached still 208 in arrears.

Skipper Steven Croft made an unbeaten 67 to give Lancashire hope of avoiding the follow-on against Kent at Canterbury.

Having begun their innings needing to score 350 to earn four bonus points that would make certain of promotion, their focus has now switched to trying to avoid defeat.

Jordan Clark (44) helped add 91 for the sixth wicket but was caught at slip, and Tom Bailey followed when he was bowled by spinner James Tredwell.  

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West Brom defender Gareth McAuley is joined by Baggies colleague Chris Brunt and Kyle Lafferty of Norwich City as the Northern Ireland squad fly out to the Faroe Islands for their Euro 2016 qualifier.

Australia have made a solid start in the first ODI against England in Southampton and are 118-1 after 24 overs.

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World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst says England captain Wayne Rooney is "terrific" but not on current record goalscorer Sir Bobby Charlton's level.

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Rooney, 29, is on 48 goals, one short of Charlton and can overtake him in the forthcoming Euro 2016 qualifiers against San Marino and Switzerland.

"Rooney's a true great," said Hurst, who scored a hat-trick in the 1966 World Cup final win over Germany.

"But there is a little way to go, when you make comparisons as players."

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