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Back to the football and Manchester City snatched a big win in the Champions League last night in dramatic circumstances...

Kevin de Bruyne's 91st-minute winner gave City victory over Group D rivals Sevilla.

The Spanish side had taken a deserved lead when Vitolo's cross was turned in by the impressive Yevhen Konoplyanka.

City quickly equalised when Wilfried Bony's close-range shot was deflected home off Adil Rami after good work by Yaya Toure.

We have a wicket in the cricket! Mohammad Hafeez has gone, caught by Jonny Bairstow off Moeen Ali. Maybe there is something in this for England? Pakistan had been going well before that. Judging by this tweet from Michael Vaughan, Geoffrey Boycott is in good form...

Plenty of Premier League news conferences previewing this weekend's games coming up today. We'll bring you the highlights from each and every one here.

Everton 09:00

West Ham 09:30

Watford 13:00

Bournemouth 13:00

Crystal Palace 13:15

Leicester City 14:00

Newcastle 14:00

Swansea 14:00

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And the Mirror? Well, they're still basking in the Jurgen Klopp love-in. I suspect, though, that this story only made it on to their back page so they could make that pun.

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However, De Bruyne and City lose the inches battle to United in the Sun, who go on Anthony Martial's miss-and-hit performance in Moscow - where he handled to give the home side a penalty before scoring United's equaliser.

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Ditto the Guardian, who also use a bit of back-page space to bring you some cricket - namelyAlistair Cook backing Jos Buttler to start making runs for England.

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The Times agree. It is all about City's important win over the Spanish side.

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Today's back pages separate the papers into two camps: City or United. The Express, as you can see, are firmly in favour of City's last-gasp triumph over Sevilla - courtesy of mega-money signing Kevin de Bruyne.

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Morning all and welcome to another Sportsday. The live sport is already up and running this morning (in a far warmer place than Salford Quays). The second Test between Pakistan and England got under way at about 7am in Dubai. Pakistan are batting on an absolute road, so if you want to stay across that be aware that wickets are likely to be at a premium.

Here are today's back pages...