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Wales manager Chris Coleman has confirmed Gareth Bale will start for Wales in their Euro 2016 qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina tomorrow night.

Wales need a just a point from their last two qualifying games to confirm their place in next year's Euro 2016 tournament in France.

Bale suffered a calf injury last month on club duty with Real Madrid.

England take on Estonia in Euro 2016 qualification at Wembley tonight.

Roy Hodgson's side may already be safely qualified, but there will be plenty of players desperate to deliver a great performance, not least Tottenham's Harry Kane, who despite an unconvincing start to the club season is set to get a start in place of the injured Wayne Rooney.

You'll be able to follow it all in our dedicated Euro 2016 live text.

League Two side Dagenham & Redbridge have signed Queens Park Rangers midfielder Frankie Sutherland on a one-month loan deal.

The 21-year-old, who is yet to make his first-team debut for Rangers, will be with the Daggers until 5 November.

England are already safely qualified for Euro 2016, but will they stick with the team that got them there? Or can some new names force their way into the team ahead of the tournament in France?

Radio 5 live have put together a Fringe XI made up of players not in the current squad - do you reckon any of these players can force their way in?

Uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Scottish Football Association over "insufficient organisation" and "field invasions by supporters" during their Euro 2016 qualifying draw against Poland at Hampden Park last night.

Zimbabwe have beaten Ireland by two wickets in the first one-day international in Harare.

Gary Wilson made an unbeaten 70 and Ed Joyce 53 as Ireland made 219-8.

Craig Ervine and Sikandar Raza both hit fifties in reply as Zimbabwe squeezed home with six balls to spare.

Scotland legend Kenny Dalglish believes manager Gordon Strachan should stay in charge - despite presiding over a failed qualification campaign for Euro 2016.

"I think you're off your head if you think you're going to get anybody better," he told BBC Scotland. 

"It's always the manager that gets it, but why change the manager if you can't get a better one? It was a difficult group to get out of, so the disappointment should be overruled by common sense."

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Northampton Town have extended the loan deals of defenders Darnell Furlong and Shaun Brisley until 14 November.

Australia full-back Israel Folau has backed England's Sam Burgess to shine in rugby union.

Burgess switched from rugby league to the 15-man code less than a year ago and was criticised by some for his role in England's crucial World Cup defeat by Wales - after which he was dropped from the starting XV.

But Folau, himself a convert from league, said: "I think Sam's a brilliant player and his progress, from my point of view, has been going good. He is a great athlete who can do really well in the union game and I hope he does."

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Thanks Glyn, this is going to be in our heads all evening now...

More on England's preparations for the first Test against Pakistan. 

Bowler Steven Finn took 4-16 in the final warm-up match against Pakistan A and head coach Trevor Bayliss says it will be hard to choose between him and Mark Wood for the third seamer's spot in the Test XI.

"They both bowled very well," Bayliss said. "Finn finished with wickets in this match but Wood bowled extremely well in the first [warm-up] and on another day could have taken a bag-full. That will be a tough call."

More on the news that Rotherham United have appointed Neil Redfearn as their new manager.

Redfearn, who has been out of work since leaving Leeds in the summer, has penned a two-and-a-half year deal with the Championship club and replaces Steve Evans, who surprisingly left last week. 

The 50-year-old beat off competition from more than 50 applicants, with his first game in charge at Brentford next weekend. 

Can anyone do better than this effort from Kenny's son, Paul?

NBA star Thabo Sefolosha has been found not guilty of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and obstruction in a court case in New York.

Atlanta Hawks guard Sefolosha was charged after an incident outside a New York nightclub in April in which he broke his leg in a struggle with police after fellow NBA player Chris Copeland was stabbed in the abdomen.

The Sun's North East football reporter thinks so...