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New rules to stop "intolerable behaviour" by players and managers have been introduced in English football.

In a statement, the Premier League, English Football League and Football Association said poor conduct has reached "unacceptable levels".

Starting this season, red cards will be issued to players who confront match officials and use offensive language.

Behaviour within the technical areas will also be more rigorously enforced.

Catch up with the full story here.

So, you've done The Robot and The Overhead Bean already, right?

Now it's time for BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Chris Hawkins to show you day three's Make Your Move challenge - the Behind-Your-Back Bean Move....

If you've missed the previous day's challenges, fear not.

You can catch up with them here.

We are asking for your stories and pictures of you following your club abroad.

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Great commitment, Boris.

It's that time of day again! 

Get your quill and thinking cap at the ready...

Just to clarify, we're looking specifically for the second part of a team's name - Chicago Bulls would not be a correct answer, as there's no O in Bulls. 

Good luck!

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Aston Villa 'keeper Brad Guzan could be set to leave the club on a free transfer, ahead of a switch to Middlesbrough, according to the Telegraph., external

Guzan, 31, has one year remaining on his contract, but Villa could allow the America international to leave on a free as they seek to cut their wage bill.

Middlesbrough announced the signing of Spanish World Cup-winning goalkeeper Victor Valdes earlier this month.

It is a big day in the season for Brendan Rodgers and Celtic.

The Bhoys suffered a shock 1-0 loss in the first leg of their Champions League second qualifying round tie against Gibraltar part-timers Lincoln Red Imps and play the second leg tonight.

The Gibraltar side's captain Roy Chipolina has been talking to BBC Scotland and says his team need to play "the game of our lives" if they are to knock Celtic out of the competition.

"We have no pressure and it is 11 v 11. They need to win," said Chipolina.

Watch the full interview here.

Burnley announced two new signings yesterday, but I'm willing to bet that a lot of fans will be more enthused by the news that club captain and England international goalkeeper Tom Heaton has chosen to extend his stay at Turf Moor.

Heaton, 30, joined Burnley from Bristol City in 2013, and was part of England's Euro 2016 squad, although he didn't get on the pitch.

We have been talking about Manchester United being interested in Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba.

The Corriere dello Sport have taken things one step further and say he will be joining United, for the tiny fee of 125m euros (£104.9m).

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Oxford boss Michael Appleton is expecting to bring two or three more new players in before the start of the season.

He said: "I think it will happen. We just have to be patient as these things take time."  

Read more here.

We are asking for your pictures and experiences of following your club on tour.

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Jurgen Klopp is reportedly interested in Newcastle's Holland international midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum, but whether or not he'll get his man very much depends on which paper you're reading. 

Dutch paper De Telegraaf are reporting, external that Everton and Tottenham will both bid for 25-year-old, sparking a bidding war.

However, the Shields Gazette say, external that Wijnaldum, who Newcastle signed for £14.5m from PSV Eindhoven last summer, has pulled out of the squad to face Doncaster in a pre-season friendly, and could complete a £25m switch to Anfield by the end of the week.

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One part of the Manchester United travelling contingent did not have a particularly great start to their tour.

Former captain Bryan Robson and treble winners Denis Irwin and Dwight Yorke set off a day earlier than manager Jose Mourinho and his first team squad.

Unfortunately, they had to get off their plane in Manchester for two hours for a security check, then got delayed even longer one they disembarked.

It meant they failed to make an intended connection in Dubai, so they had to wait seven hours for another one.

Finally, they arrived at their hotel after a 26-hour journey, only Yorke didn't have his luggage, which had been misplaced somewhere en-route.

Hull boss Steve Bruce has spoken to the Football Association about the vacant England manager's position.

But is he the right man for the job? It is your time to have a say with our vote.

Click on the vote tab at the top of the page to vote and results will be announced shortly after 12:00 BST.

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In 1986, Britain's Frank Bruno challenged Tim Witherspoon for the world heavyweight title. 

He was knocked out in the 11th round.

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No sooner had Manchester United arrived at their hotel than the first of many sponsorship events was underway.

This one was attended by skipper Wayne Rooney, midfielder Ander Herrera and new signing Henrikh Mkhitaryan. Rooney was full of praise for new manager Jose Mourinho

"It is going to be a big season for us," said the United and England captain.

"The appointment of Jose Mourinho is a fantastic appointment and we are all, as players, excited by it.

"He has been successful before and we hope and believe he will have that same success at Manchester United."

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Manchester United are currently on a pre-season tour of China - and we want to see your pictures of the most unusual places to which you've followed your team.

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England midfielder Jade Moore has told BBC Sport that she is looking forward to facing a new challenge after joining Notts County.

"I just want to be happy, play football and be happy off the pitch as well on it," she said.

Read the full interview here.

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It would be the biggest surprise since... Amir Khan's last fight when he stepped up two weight divisions to fight Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez. 

But the 29-year-old former world champion has said in an interview that he would be willing to switch to the Ultimate Fighting Championship to take on Ireland's featherweight champion Conor McGregor.

"As a fighter, that's a fight I would take," Flo Combat report, external Khan as saying.

"McGregor is a massive name in MMA, and I'm a big name in boxing, so globally, I think it would be a massive fight. 

"If that fight comes up to me, I'm not one to back away from it." 

Transfer news coming from Portuguese newspaper A Bola. Their front page concerns two Benfica players, who could be coming to a Premier League club.

The paper reports that Talisca, a 22-year-old Brazilian attacking midfielder, and Eduardo Salvio, 26, an Argentina international winger, could both be moving in a joint deal worth £50m (£41.9m).

Where are they going? The paper doesn't say, but does add that club president Luis Felipe Vieira is negotiating a deal in London.

Benfica are in England at the moment as they play Sheffield Wednesday in a friendly tonight.

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