Former Spain midfielder Victor Sanchez has lost his job as a manager for the second time this summer.

The 40-year-old was sacked by Deportivo La Coruna at the end of May.

He became manager of Greek champions Olympiakos on 23 June but 47 days later he's left the club, external after their Champions League elimination.

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Liverpool will play their EFL Cup second-round match away from home, regardless of the draw.

The Reds are expanding the Main Stand at Anfield and do not play a home game until 10 September against Leicester.

They have two away games - at Arsenal and Tottenham - and have reversed the fixtures with Burnley before then.

An EFL spokesman said: "The board has considered a request from the club and felt that that due to the unique circumstances they face at this particular time, it was appropriate to agree to the reversal. 

“Compensation will be paid by Liverpool to the opposing club should they be drawn at home, to be determined by the EFL board.”

We want to know which Premier League club have had the best transfer window...

Andrew Myles: It's gotta be Manchester United

Jeet Kotedia: Arsenal. Signing Takuma Asano and Rob Holding is what every club dreams of

Mike Kayley: Of course Middlesbrough have done the best business

Say what you want about Manchester City but they like an expensive defender, as do PSG.

Here's the five most expensive defenders ever:

2014 - David Luiz £50m (Chelsea to Paris St-Germain)

2016 - John Stones £47.5m (Everton to Manchester City)

2012 - Thiago Silva £36m (AC Milan to Paris St-Germain)

2014 - Eliaquim Mangala £32m (Porto to Manchester City)

2015 - Nicolas Otamendi £32m (Valencia to Manchester City)

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Swansea City have accepted a bid for captain Ashley Williams from Premier League rivals Everton.

The fee is believed to be £12m for the Wales skipper, 31, who has spent eight years with the Swans.

Fellow centre-half John Stones moved from Everton to Manchester City for £47.5m earlier on Tuesday.

Ex-Wales defender Danny Gabbidon, a consultant for Williams' agent, tweeted: "Believe fee has been agreed. Medical booked and player en route."

Read the story here.

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Here is a list of the most expensive player in each position. Notably two of them have happened today.

Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Buffon (£32.6m, Parma - Juventus 2001)

Right-back: Dani Alves (£27.5m, Sevilla - Barcelona 2008) 

Centre-back: David Luiz (£50m, Chelsea - Paris St-Germain 2014)

Centre-back: John Stones (£47.5m, Everton - Manchester City 2016)

Left-back: Luke Shaw (£27m, Southampton - Manchester United 2014)

Right midfield: Angel di Maria (£59.7m, Real Madrid - Manchester United 2014)

Centre midfield: Paul Pogba (£89m. Juventus - Manchester United 2016)

Left midfield: James Rodriguez (£63m, Monaco - Real Madrid 2014)

Right forward: Cristiano Ronaldo (£80m, Manchester United - Real Madrid 2009)

Centre forward: Gonzalo Higuain (£76.5m, Napoli - Juventus 2016)

Left forward: Gareth Bale (£85.3m, Tottenham - Real Madrid 2013)

Total cost: £638.1m

New Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has given an "exclusive" interview to the club's TV station.

This is a genuine excerpt.

We’ve missed you here on MUTV – we enjoyed having you here the first time. How did your experiences of being on MUTV regularly set you up?

"I started on MUTV. My first interview was here at United. So now I come back and feel like I’m doing my old interview – I’m just taller, bigger, older. And I’m just enjoying it."

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BBC Sport

Arsenal centre-back Gabriel has been ruled out for six to eight weeks with an ankle sprain.

The Brazil defender suffered the injury in the closing minutes of Sunday's win against Manchester City in Arsenal's final pre-season game.

It is not quite as bad as the player initially feared, but with Per Mertesacker already out for five months and Laurent Koscielny only returning to training yesterday, manager Arsene Wenger is short of defensive experience for his side's opening game against Liverpool on Sunday.

With new signing Rob Holding and fellow youngsters Callum Chambers and Krystian Bielik the only other centre-back options explored in pre-season, Arsenal are stepping up their pursuit of Valencia and Germany defender Shkodran Mustafi.

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We want to know which Premier League club have had the best transfer window...

Aman: Easily Man Utd. The best players in Ligue 1, Serie A & Bundesliga along with a talented young defender for less than £150m.

Muhammad Owais Khan: I'd say City. They got the best of young talents in Stones, Sane and Jesus with a gem in Gundogan at that price. But Pogba...

Lim Junior: Obviously Man Utd. Thats some serious recruitment in Zlatan, Mkhitarian, Pogba, Bailly and Mourinho himself.

Swansea have agreed a club-record fee with Atletico Madrid to sign 23-year-old striker Borja Baston, Press Association Sport understands.

They have some money in the back after selling Andre Ayew to West Ham for £20.5m yesterday.

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BBC Sport

There is undoubtedly an element of embarrassment at how John Stones' move to Manchester City leaked out, via the squad they submitted to Uefa for next week’s Champions League play-off encounter with Steaua Bucharest.

That will quickly be forgotten if Stones delivers the kind of measured performances Pep Guardiola wants.

City’s new boss wants the ball to be passed quickly out of defence to speed up the process of creating chances for strikers.

Stones can do that. For City – and England’s – sake, it is hoped working with Guardiola will bring a focus that appeared lacking for the 22-year-old at Everton last season.

Several media outlets claim that Everton are set to spend £12m of their John Stones windfall on Swansea captain Ashley Williams, 31.

More on that when we get it.

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The grime artist hasn't brought out his first album yet, but Stormzy has taken time out to record a video with Paul Pogba.

If you think the delay in the Paul Pogba deal was bad, spare a thought for Plymouth and Nauris Bulvitis.

The League Two side signed the 29-year-old Latvian defender from Spartaks Jurmala in June, but he is still waiting for international clearance.

He missed Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Luton and is a doubt for tonight's EFL Cup game with Reading.

Read more here.

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We want to know which Premier League club you think has done the best business this summer.

Is it Manchester United with Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Eric Bailly and Paul Pogba?

City with - among others - John Stones, Nolito, Ilkay Gundogan and Leroy Sane?

Chelsea's Michy Batshuayi and N'Golo Kante? Leicester with Ahmed Musa, Bartosz Kapustka and more?

Or maybe you like the look of Crystal Palace newbies Andros Townsend, Steve Mandanda and James Tomkins? 

Let us know using #bbcsportsday on Twitter or by commenting on the MOTD Facebook page.

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A Question of Sport Teaser

Which six players (before Paul Pogba) have been bought for world-record fees since 2000?

Answers later.

After Paul Pogba's mother told him he would rejoin Manchester United...

Antony Hawkes: My dad always told me train and train hard then when you're done start again.

Bacatutu: Stop playing soccer, it does not give you food.

Terry Claydo: "It's only a bit of pig skin kicked by 22 blokes, calm down"! My Dad on football! 

BBC Sport have been looking at whether John Stones is worth £47.5m.

Is he guilty of 'overplaying' at the back?

Why was Guardiola desperate to sign him?

Is Stones really worth nearly £50m?

Will move help cement England spot?

Why didn't Chelsea or Man Utd try to sign him?

How will Everton cope without him?

All these questions are answered here.

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Everton released a short statement, without mentions of 'best of luck in the future' or 'thanks for all his hard work at the club'.

It reads: "John Stones has joined Manchester City for a record transfer fee.

"Stones joined Everton from Barnsley on transfer deadline day in January 2013 for £3m.

"His Blues debut came in a League Cup win over Stevenage seven months later and, in total, he made 95 appearances for the club, scoring one Premier League goal." 

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