Piers Newbery
BBC Sport in Glasgow

Britain's Kyle Edmund will be fit - if selected - for the Davis Cup semi-final in Glasgow, after a scan revealed no significant damage to his right ankle following a fall in practice. Edmund is competing with James Ward and Dan Evans for the second singles spot.

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Andy Murray made a characteristically effective return of Lleyton Hewitt's earlier suggestion that all the pressure of the tie was on the Scot's shoulders.

"I wouldn't say it's all on me," said Murray. "It's obviously Lleyton's last chance to win the Davis Cup - he'll be feeling the pressure as well."

Watch Dan Walker as he is joined by Trevor Sinclair to look ahead to Wednesday's Champions League fixtures, with Chelsea and Arsenal in action.

Chelsea host Maccabi Tel-Aviv with coach and former Blues midfielder Slavisa Jokanovic returning to Stamford Bridge in the first competitive fixture between the two sides.

Arsenal travel to Dinamo Zagreb having won seven and lost only two of their last 11 away fixtures in the Champions League.

Jockey Oisin Murphy's been sepaking about the decision to abandon racing at Yarmouth today, after he was unseated after crossing the line by the unplaced Passover. Following that mishap, a delegation of jockeys and officials inspected the track and the decision was taken to abandon the remainder of the card.

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Murphy said: "I wasn't questioned (by the stewards), but I think on safety grounds it's the right decision.

"The ground was quite quick and with the rain they've had on top of it, it made it quite slippy and unfortunately my horse came down, hopefully he's OK. I don't think the clerk of the course is responsible, it's down to the weather."  

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BBC Coventry & Warwickshire's Clive Eakin at Edgbaston:

"Having been recalled to the test squad Nottinghamshire James Taylor has been enhancing his case for a starting place in England’s matches against Pakistan by scoring an unbeaten century.

"He’s taken advantage of some good fortune, having been dropped three times, to lift his team out of trouble and reach 114 not out. 

"Notts lost just one wicket between lunch and tea, that of Samit Patel for nine, bowled round his legs by Keith Barker, who has four wickets."  

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is set to ring the changes for tonight's Champions League group opener, after their worst start to a season for 29 years.

According to the Express, external captain John Terry will miss the game, along with striker Diego Costa, defender Branislav Ivanovic and midfielder Nemanja Matic.

New £8m Ghanaian full-back Baba Rahman set to be handed his debut.

BBC Newcastle's Martin Emmerson at Chester-le-Street:

"Worcestershire declared after picking up a fourth batting point and are trying to move the game along following the loss of a day.

"Durham put 83 on the board for their first wicket, which is their third best start this season, but they were 88-3 just five overs later as Jack Burnham (21), Mark Stoneman (52) and Paul Collingwood (2) all fell.

"Scott Borthwick will resume after tea on 51, having reached his 10th half-century of the campaign."

Support continues to flood in for Manchester United and England left-back Luke Shaw after he suffered a double fracture to his right leg last night.

David Gill claims Manchester City will never be as big as United in Asia and other markets across the globe.

The former Manchester United chief executive told the Manchester Evening News: "I'm not being arrogant here but (Manchester City) will never be as big as Manchester United in Asia and certain markets.

"Look at Liverpool, the club haven't won the league for so many years, but they are very popular in Asia.

"The big teams with history and heritage, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Juventus and Real Madrid, have that." 

The England and Wales cricket board have announced that next year's County Championship will remain at 16 games after speculation it might be reduced to 14 to free up space in the schedule.

They've added that there will be further discussion as to possible alterations instead from 2017 onwards.

BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb at Wantage Road:

"The bowlers continue to hold the upper hand on day three at Northampton with Dewi Penrhyn Jones and acting captain Graham Wagg claiming two wickets each for Glamorgan.

"Alex Wakely has top-scored so far with 40, but with bad light intervening again, Wakely and Wagg will need to reach agreement on a final-day chase to give much hope of a positive result."

The remainder of this afternoon’s race meeting at Yarmouth has been abandoned after concerns over slippery conditions. 

It was called off after four races with the Norfolk track deemed to be unsafe, following rain on the previously dry surface.

The track only reopened last month after a £300,000 project which included relaying the track at the seaside course.

You can follow the latest racing results from elsewhere on the BBC Sport website.

Liverpool striker Christian Benteke is one of a number of big names manager Brendan Rodgers is resting for their Europa League opener in Bordeaux. The £32.5million summer signing has been left behind on Merseyside along with James Milner and Nathaniel Clyne, plus centre-backs Martin Skrtel and Dejan Lovren and midfielder Lucas Leiva.

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Mamadou Sakho is set for his first appearance of the season alongside Kolo Toure in defence, with Belgium striker Divock Origi is in line for the first start of his Liverpool career while midfielder Adam Lallana has returned to fitness and is also in contention.

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The panel assessing Ched Evans' latest attempt to have his rape conviction overturned say further investigation is needed before they can announce a decision.

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A Criminal Cases Review Commission spokeswoman said: "The Committee decided that further investigation was needed before it meets again to make a final decision on whether or not to refer Mr Evans' conviction back to the Court of Appeal."

No date has been fixed for the next meeting.

AP McCoy sends his best to Shaw...