Summary

  • Europa League third qualifying rd...

  • West Ham v S Soligorsk/Domzale; Hibs/Brondby v Hertha; Hearts/Birkirkara v Krasnodar; Aberdeen/Ventspils v Maribor/Levski

  • Connah's Quay/Vojvodina v St Pat's Ath/D Minsk; Cliftonville/AEK Larnaca v Spartak Moscow

  • Champions League third qualifying rd...

  • Celtic/Lincoln v Astana/Z Vilnius; The New Saints/A Nicosia v Rosenborg/IFK Norrkoping; Crusaders/FC Copenhagen v Astra Giurgiu

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  1. football

    Champions & Europa League drawspublished at 08:24 British Summer Time 15 July 2016

    Football

    Those clubs - as well as West Ham - will find out who the could potential face next when the third qualifying round draw is made at 12:00 BST.

    The options have already been narrowed, with the seeding pots announced, external in the last couple of hours.

    Before then, though, Celtic and The New Saints of Wales will find out their potential Champions League opponents. That draw takes place at 11:00.

  2. football

    One win, one draw, and three defeats...published at 08:18 British Summer Time 15 July 2016

    Europa League

    AberdeenImage source, SNS

    There were mixed fortunes for the British clubs in Europa League action on Thursday, with only Aberdeen emerging victorious. The Scottish Premiership runners up brushed aside Ventspils of Latvia 3-0, while domestic rivals Hearts were held to a goalless draw in Malta by Birkirkara. 

    Scottish Championship outfit Hibs were beaten 1-0 in Edinburgh by Danish side Brondby, while Northern Ireland's Cliftonville lost a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 to AEK Larnaca of Cyprus. Connah's Quay of Wales were also beaten, 1-0 away from home by Serbian side Vojvodina. 

  3. football

    'Conte will make three major signings'published at 08:13 British Summer Time 15 July 2016

    Football Daily podcast

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Antonio ConteImage source, PA

    Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Dominic Fifield, the London Football Correspondent for the Guardian, to discuss Antonio Conte's first news conference as the new Chelsea manager.

    Listen here

  4. Postpublished at 07:31 British Summer Time 15 July 2016

    The Daily Express

    And the Daily Express call it the 'Tour de Farce' after race leader Chris Froome had to run up Mont Ventoux following a crash on the 12th stage.

    Daily ExpressImage source, Daily Express
  5. Postpublished at 07:30 British Summer Time 15 July 2016

    Daily Mirror

    The Daily Mirror lead of Phil Mickelson's sensational opening round at the Open Championship, where he missed out on a record score at a major by a matter of millimetres.

    Daily MirrorImage source, Daily Mirror
  6. Postpublished at 07:28 British Summer Time 15 July 2016

    The Sun

    Plenty of live sport took place on Thursday including cricket, golf and cycling, but The Sun reflect on new Chelsea manager Antonio Conte's first news conference in which he said "I am not afraid if the club sack me."

    Think he's forgotten the club's recent history...

    The SunImage source, The Sun
  7. Up and downpublished at 08:00

    Chris FroomeImage source, AP
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    Some went up...

    Misbah Ul-HaqImage source, Getty Images
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    While others went down

    How will Friday go?