And here's Pep Guardiola's line-up for the match. Can we read anything into some absentees? Are those missing part of the new 'fat fighters' club that Guardiola has had to set up?

Willy Caballero, Pablo Maffeo, Tosin Adarabioyo, Aleksandar Kolarov, Angelino, Fernando, Fernandinho, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Brandon Barker, Kelechi Iheanacho, Jesus Navas.

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Here's Dortmund's team news ahead of their International Champions Cup match against Manchester City this afternoon. 

Roman Bürki, Matthias Ginter, Sokratis, Marc Bartra, Marcel Schmelzer, Sebastian Rode, Nuri Sahin, Emre Mor, Mortiz Leitner, Ousmane Dembélé, Adrian Ramos.  

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Paul Clement has been blocked from becoming new England manager Sam Allardyce's assistant by his current employers Bayern Munich, according to the Guardian, external.

Allardyce had hoped to appoint the Bayern Munich assistant manager on a part-time basis to fill the role previously held by Gary Neville.

However the German champions have told Clement that they do not want him to take up the job share.

Tom Heath: I'd ban people pluralising players & teams like your Arsenals, Liverpools, Chelseas etc THERE IS ONLY ONE OF THEM

Lewis Dutton: Any mention that 'this could be England's year'. It's not working out well so far

Max Rowe-Brown: I can't stand 'medal' and 'podium' being used as verbs! I would have won gold if it weren't for those medalling kids...

In 2008 Liverpool signed striker Robbie Keane from Tottenham. The Republic of Ireland international agreed a four-year contract but returned to White Hart Lane in January 2009 after a disappointing time on Merseyside.

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We're nearly at the time when the first players out this morning are close to returning to the clubhouse. Spain's Beatriz Recari, Australia's Minjee Lee, and South Korea's Sei Young Kim are on their final hole after starting at 06:30 BST. 

Kim is towards the top of the leaderboard on four under, Recari one shot behind is tied for sixth, and Lee is one under and down in fifteenth place. 

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Badminton has become the latest sport to clear Russian players to take part in the Olympic Games.

Governing bodies must rule on whether Russian athletes can compete in Rio following the country's doping scandal.

So far 108 of the 387-strong Russian team have been banned from the Games, which get under way on 5 August.

Chris Seal: I'd ban anyone from saying they gave 110% or more after a match. The most you could possibly give is 100%.

Paul Marshall: I'd ban talking of players as a "Number 10" in football, it's a number not a position.

Sephy: Commentators and pundits who claim players are "entitled to go down in the box". Same people then complain about cheating.

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We told you earlier about Cesc Fabregas' red card in Chelsea's pre-season win over Liverpool but Reds manager Jurgen Klopp has further concerns following the friendly.

Midfielder Marko Grujic was taken to hospital with suspected concussion after a collision with Bertrand Traore towards the end of the first half. 

"The biggest problem for me in this moment is that Marko Grujic is in hospital, because he can't remember anything. That's not too cool," Klopp said. 

"Hopefully it's not too serious. Injuries after games like this in pre-season is the biggest problem obviously."

New Zealand's, and, of course, world number one Lydia Ko is due on course at 11:59 BST, with the second-ranked Brooke Henderson of Canada currently one under par after 12 holes. 

Former world number one, Inbee Park, is absent from the tournament with a thumb injury.

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Sunderland, who are yet to make a signing this summer, have received a boost regarding the future of Jan Kirchoff.

The Sunderland Echo say, external the midfielder, who starred in the club's escape from relegation last season, wants to extend his stay on Wearside.

The German is in the final year of an 18 month contract he signed in January when moving from Bayern Munich.

"I can imagine staying here at Sunderland, I feel good here and I would like to stay," he said.

Which phrases or actions do you hate in sport? Let us know.

Andy & Katie Sykes: I'd stop all football commentators using 'false 9'. Its a ridiculous phrase!

Andy Parkes: Ban pundits and commentators from using the phase "at this level" during international games. So annyoying.

Adrian Connolly: The word "obviously" from players' interviews. Someone needs to work on expanding those guys' vocabulary. Obviously.

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Super League's longest-serving match official Richard Silverwood has called time on his refereeing career.

He was suspended by the Rugby Football League in June, the third suspension of his career, pending an investigation and has not taken charge of a game since Magic Weekend in May.

Silverwood said: "I have had an outstanding career as a referee. I have no regrets but I am now looking to the next chapter of my career."

England's Florentyna Parker leads the way for the Brits at the moment after making a decent start. She parred the first two holes before notching up a birdie on the third. 

Scots Kylie Walker and Catriona Matthew are even par - although in fairness Walker is only two holes in, while Matthew (two bogeys, two birdies) is currently at hole 13. 

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No change at the top as Ariya Jutanugarn still leads the way and is five under after 10 holes. The world number six hit four birdies on her opening nine and grabbed another on her first hole on the way back in. 

The highest ranked player on course at the moment is Brooke Henderson, world number two, but she is down the field at the moment, and only one under after 11.

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You have seen the story about certain phrases not being allowed to be mentioned by non-official Olympic partners and that is the inspiration behind our first debate of the day.

What would you ban from sport and why?

Is there a phrase that you hate, or an action? What really annoys you about sport?

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The Olympics are close, but don't speak about them. Well, unless you are an official partner or sponsor.

An Olympic Charter bye-law states only approved sponsors may reference "Olympic-related terms" from 27 July until midnight on 24 August.

That includes words such as "victory", "performance", "effort" and "2016".

Nor are companies such as kit suppliers allowed to retweet athletes, or pass on messages of good luck for the Games. Athletes found to be in breach of rules could face sanctions, including having their medals taken away - although a reprimand would be the more likely punishment.

Read more on that story here.

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We all know the story.

Non-league to Premier League champion and record breaker.

Well our friends at BBC Radio Leicester have been speaking to the director of Jamie Vardy - The Movie about the upcoming movie and here it is for you to enjoy.

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Former New Zealand captain Todd Blackadder has been named Bath's new director of rugby as he leaves Super Rugby outfit Crusaders.

Blackadder replaces former head coach Mike Ford, who was sacked in May after a ninth-placed league finish last term.

"Bath are an ambitious club, with very talented players, and a clear vision of where they want to be," he said.  

Jokes regarding a certain TV show are of course welcome.

In 2003, Nasser Hussain stood down as England's Test cricket captain. He made the decision after drawing the opening test match against South Africa. 

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