Welling striker Sahr Kabba has the unenviable title of the first player to be charged by the FA under a new rule against feigning injury. 

His part in the incident with Ritchie Sutton saw the Tranmere defender sent-off. The red card has since been rescinded and Kabba now faces a three-match ban.

Image source, PA

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Does Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat select captain Lee Cattermole? And where does he play new signing Fabio Borini?

There will be live commentary from Headingley as England bid to win a second successive match and take the series to a decider. Radio 5 live sports extra is the place to be at 10:15 BST.

El Classico and Borussia Dortmund are amongst the favourites so far but if you were travelling abroad for a game where would you go and why? Maybe PSG so you could see the sights of Paris while you were there, or New York City so you double up with a spot of shopping? Tell us using #footballtourist 

Graham McGarry
BBC Radio Stoke

Stoke City can cope this weekend with the suspensions of two players, according to defender Erik Pieters.

Image source, Getty Images

Charlie Adam and Ibrahim Afllay will miss the game at Arsenal after they were both sent off against West Brom.

"We are a squad and we have a strong squad this season," Pieters told BBC Radio Stoke. "We have more than 20 players we will miss them but it’s not all about Afflay and Adam."

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has told the Times (subscription required), external teenage French striker Anthony Martial was signed for the next manager at Old Trafford, and suggested that would be Ryan Giggs.

"I have not bought Martial for me - I have bought him for the next manager of Manchester United," the Dutchman said, adding of Giggs: "I feel I am introducing the next manager of Manchester United." 

Van Gaal said of the Martial fee: "It was a ridiculous amount of money, but it's the crazy world we are in." 

Image source, AFP

Image source, Getty Images

Phil: Best atmosphere I've ever experienced was at the Bombonera for Boca v River Plate. Riquelme scored stunning FK.

Dominic Hanley: Superclasico between River Plate and Boca Juniors. Just one of many I would like to attend.

Image source, Getty Images

Sherwood on new signing Joleon Lescott...

"He's walked in here like he's played here all his life. We're getting a player who was player of the year at West Brom last year. Joleon can be a massive influence in the dressing room. We've signed a lot of young, new players so he'll be vital."

A few more snippets now from manager Tim Sherwood...

On Claudio Ranieri:  "Claudio has been in the game for a long time and has worked in many countries. He works well with the players he has. He recognised it wasn't broken at Leicester so there was no need to fix it.

On rivalries:  "I'd be lying if I said derbies aren't different. We have a massive Capital One Cup match with Birmingham City. We can't change the side, we have to be at our strongest. These are big games."  

Rob Nothman
BBC Sport

One final line from Arsenal is that Jack Wilshere's recovery from injury has been "slower than expected", according to Arsene Wenger. The Arsenal manager expects to receive more information from his medical team later on Thursday, but the midfielder is definitely not in the squad for Saturday's game.

Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood with thoughts about the international future of Jack Grealish, 20, who has to decide whether to represent England or the Republic of Ireland. 

Image source, PA

"I've spoken to Roy Hodgson, Martin O'Neill and Jack Grealish and his father about Jack's international future. It's not my choice. It's up to them. 

"In his heart of hearts he has to make the decision. I had a similar situation with Nabil Bentaleb [at Tottenham] when he had to choose Algeria or France."

England's Chris Woakes has been ruled out of the final two ODI's against Australia with a thigh injury. 

The fourth match takes place on Friday at Headingley. 

Image source, Getty Images

BBC Radio 5 Live

Ahead of the 2015 Rugby World Cup, former England coach Sir Clive Woodward gives a unique insight into the dramatic final victory against Australia in 2003.

Image source, Getty Images

Woodward watches the final back and records his thoughts and emotions as the drama unfolded. He explains the reasons why certain decisions were made and the planning and execution of the winning drop goal by Jonny Wilkinson.

Using Ian Robertson's legendary commentary as a soundtrack, Woodward takes us on his journey from kick-off to the moment when Martin Johnson lifted the William Webb Ellis trophy.

Rob Nothman
BBC Sport

Arsene Wenger remained consistent during persistent questioning about why he did not buy a striker in the transfer market.

Image source, Getty Images

He admitted Arsenal did want to sign a forward but couldn't find one who would improve the squad. "It's about finding an efficient solution," he said. "They don't just drop down from heaven."

And asked about the impact of Olivier Giroud, Wenger responded: "I have confidence in the ability and quality of our strikers."

With the news that 800,00 fans travelled to Britain to watch football last season, we want to know which games outside the UK you would go to and why...

Robert Middleton:  River Plate vs Boca Juniors. The atmosphere would be worth the trip even without the football

lmao:  I'd love to go back to Barcelona to watch Catalunya play at Nou Camp. 10 times the atmosphere of any other game

James Earl:  Going to the Basque derby at the end of September, Real Sociedad v Athletic Bilbao

Mark Regan
BBC WM Sport

Idrissa Gueye, Jack Grealish and Adama Traore are all doubts for Aston Villa ahead of their game at Leicester this Sunday. Gueye picked up a knock while on international duty and is the biggest worry for Tim Sherwood. 

Image source, Getty Images

The Villa boss also felt the break came at just the wrong time as he was encouraged by the performance in the 2-2 draw with Sunderland and would have preferred to keep the momentum going.   

Aaron Lennon did not look too happy when he arrived at Everton, on loan, last season but six months later the smile was beaming.

He's been speaking to the media ahead of the visit of Chelsea...

Everton midfielder Tom Cleverley will be out for up to eight weeks after suffering ankle ligament damage, Toffees boss Roberto Martinez confirms.

Image source, AFP

Former tennis player James Blake was 'slammed to the ground' by five plain-clothed police officers and held for 15 minutes after they believed he was a suspect in a theft case.

He was in fact waiting for a car to take him to the US Open. 

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Reuters

Former Chelsea and Tottenham coach Andre Villas-Boas, currently serving a six-match ban for attacking a match official, says he will quit as Zenit St. Petersburg boss at the end of the season and claims he was blocked from leaving in the summer.