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Ronald Koeman is in position, his news conference is coming up next.

This is now officially a gold rush.

Anne Dickins wins the women's KL3 200m final - Britain's third para-canoeing gold today and ParalympicGB's 100th medal in Rio.

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BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

"I still can't believe it's real," Jeanette Chippington tells me on BBC Radio 5 Live - 20 years after winning her last Paralympic gold as a swimmer.

"The German girl (Edina Muller, who was second) screamed when she crossed the line like she'd won and I was thinking 'I'm sure I was ahead' so it was only when the scoreboard said I'd won that I knew I'd got the gold."

"I don't think until I'm the podium that I'll really believe it's mine though, but it's been such an amazing journey to here and having lost to Edina at the world championships earlier this year I wasn't going to let her have this one!"

She's 46, but could she go ahead in four years time at Tokyo 2020? "Never say never!" she says with a smile.

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And another medal.

Nick Beighton wins bronze in the Para-canoeing men’s KL2 final.

That is ParalympicsGB's 99th medal at Rio and their fourth of the day in the para-canoeing.

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More precious metal than Scrooge McDuck's bank vault for ParalympicsGB so far this morning.

As well as gold medals for Emma Wiggs and Jeanette Chippington, Stoke's Ian Marsden has won bronze in the 200m KL1. 

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Conte was asked if he was worried about Diego Costa having picked up three yellow cards already this season. 

"Yes, two more yellow cards is a ban but I am not worried about it. Diego is growing in these situations - in the last game he showed great attitude," he said.

"He is passionate but I want him to put his passion into the football in the right way.

"It is difficult to tell your player to be patient because I think he knows he is close to a ban.

"He is an important player but in our squad there are other players should he get a ban such as Michy Batshuayi."

That's all from the Chelsea manager today, folks. 

Kyle Edmund will than take on Guido Pella in Friday's second singles match.

Andy and Jamie Murray will team up to face Federico Delbonis and Leonardo Mayer in Saturday's doubles match.

GB captain Leon Smith opted to leave doubles specialist Dom Inglot out of his final four to give himself another singles option for Sunday's final matches in Dan Evans.

Britain are attempting to retain the Davis Cup for the first time since 1936, having won the tournament for the first time in 79 years in 2015.

Andy Murray will face Juan Martín del Potro in the opening match of Britain's Davis Cup semi-final against Argentina.

The pair met in the Olympic final in Rio with Murray winning in four dramatic sets.

The tie gets under way on Friday in Glasgow.

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Conte also had words on John Terry, Jurgen Klopp and Diego Costa... Here are some of the top lines.

"John Terry strained the ligament of his ankle but his doctor told me after ten days he would be able to come back. He trained with the team today and is working hard to return stronger," he said.

On being asked about Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp, Conte was very complimentary of his rival. 

"I have great difficulty describing other managers but Jurgen is one of the best managers in the world. I don't know him too much, I have only faced him once before in a pre-season match but he is a fantastic manager and I will be glad to see him tomorrow," he added.

More on Costa to follow... 

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Wow. 

Great Britain's Emma Wiggs paddles well clear of the KL2 field to take the 200m K1 title by a country mile.

That is the inaugural Paralympic title to go with her four world crowns. 

Wiggs appeared as part of ParalympicsGB's sitting volleyball team in 2012.

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More from Antonio Conte on David Luiz's return for Chelsea. 

"David Luiz will play for the first time, again. We all know he is a good player and we have been working on his confidence since his return. We are working to put him in the best position for the team. He has been working on defensive situations when we are in possession of the ball". 

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Great Britain have their 44th Paralympic gold of the Rio Games.

Jeanette Chippington clinches the K1 200m KL1 title in the canoeing.

The 46-year-old's first Paralympics medal came 28 years and another sport ago - a silver in the pool competing in the 100m backstroke L4 at Seoul in 1988.

Antonio Conte has confirmed David Luiz will make his second debut for Chelsea on Friday against Liverpool.

Luiz, who was bought on deadline day for £34m from Paris St-Germain, replaces injured captain John Terry.

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AFC Oldsmiths: Gone are the days of Kasabian, Queens of the Stone Age and Kanye... Wild Boys, Duran Duran is top of the list I'm afraid  

Dan Gardner: The recent successes of Broadstone FC are inspired by the sounds of Taylor swift and Justin Bieber

Dave: Nothing gets me more pumped than Brock Lesnars theme music, UFC and WWE beast. Have a 10 hour loop of it for gym sessions. 

Please tell me you don't do 10-hour gym sessions?

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Coming up, Chelsea manager Antonio Conte will speak to the press, we believe some time around 13:00 BST. 

They face Liverpool tomorrow in the new showbiz Friday night Premier League fixture.

We will bring you any team news and Conte gems. Stay tuned to Sportsday. 

Italian Open organisers were forced to postpone tee-off times after heavy rain and lightning battered the Parco Reale di Monza course through the night on Friday. 

Padraig Harrington, Martin Kaymer, Lee Westwood and Thomas Bjorn are among the players competing at the European tour event at the Golf Club di Milano this week. 

Reminds me of Manchester on Tuesday night.

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Scotland striker Jordan Rhodes is a doubt for the game at Goodison Park, with Aitor Karanka explaining the player had been injured in training.

"We will have to check with the doctor on his fitness for the game," added Karanka.

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Middlesbrough face high flying Everton on Saturday. Under new manager Ronald Koeman the Toffees are undefeated and third in the table.

"We know Everton are a really good team with a good, experienced manager," Boro boss Aitor Karanka said.

"They are unbeaten and have 10 points so it's a game that we have to be at 100% if we want to compete.

"For a young manager like me I always have to learn. Ronald Koeman is a good example for me to learn from."  

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Middlesbrough are ninth in the table after losing their first Premier League game of the season against Crystal Palace on Saturday.

They face Everton in the late kick-off this Saturday.

Manager Aitor Karanka said: "If we don't play with our intensity it's going to be really difficult to win games. We win as a team and lost as a team.

"We've had one clear week to work on the pitch to fix our mistakes for the following game. I'm more comfortable working in this way."

He added: "We are going to lose more games than we did last season because it's the Premier League but the main thing is to have our ideas clear."