Katie Gornall
BBC Sport

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Up to a third of Premier League clubs are set to miss their own deadline to meet basic access standards for disabled fans, campaigners say.

Last year the league promised to improve stadium facilities for disabled fans, stating that clubs would comply with official guidance by August 2017.

That followed a 2014 BBC investigation that found 17 of the 20 clubs failed to provide enough wheelchair spaces.

Joyce Cook, chair of Level Playing Field, called the delay "unacceptable".

"We think up to a third of clubs are not going to meet this pledge," Cook added.

"This is a promise that they made themselves, they set their own deadline."

Read more here. 

Watch Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino's reaction to his side's 2-1 defeat by Monaco at Wembley in their opening group game of the Champions League.  

Daniel Wilkinson, 26, died after collapsing on the pitch during a non-league game on Monday.

The Shaw Lane defender collapsed during a cup game at Brighouse Town's St Giles Road stadium.

Wilkinson, a former Hull City youngster, was treated on the pitch before being taken to Halifax's Calderdale Royal Hospital.

The Tigers will hold a minute's silence before their match against Arsenal this weekend in memory of him.

Ghost goal, Gerrard slip and Suarez bite - these are just some of the incidents from the 41 meetings between Chelsea and Liverpool since 2005 in all competitions. Enjoy some of highlights of this fierce rivalry.

We are asking what music gets you going for a big match, a run, a gym sesh or even just an hour game of five-a-side What does your team play in the dressing room? What is on your generic mp3 player/phone?

Mister Bibby: Has to be 'Wake up' by Rage Against the Machine. Nothing else gets me pumped/out of bed better! 

Ollie Mitchell: Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire. Every time. #bbcsportsday, external

Keep your suggestions coming to #bbcsportsday.

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British cyclist Chris Froome has released a statement after his medical records were leaked by a group of hackers calling itself "Fancy Bears".

The records released mostly detail "Therapeutic Use Exemptions" (TUEs) allowing banned substances to be taken for athletes' verified medical needs.

Froome said: "I've openly discussed my TUEs with the media and have no issues with the leak, which only confirms my statements. In nine years as a professional I've twice required a TUE for exacerbated asthma, the last time was in 2014."  

A British Cycling spokesperson added: "We're proud of our strong anti-doping culture at British Cycling. We condemn the publication of any individual's medical information without their permission."  

Listen as former Leicester City and Chelsea goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer explains why Manchester City's Claudio Bravo is essentially an outfield player with an added skill-set.

Leicester City full-back Christian Fuchs may have helped the Foxes to a winning start in the Champions League last night, but can he prove to Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora that he has what it takes to become an NFL kicker?

Marca

Holders Real Madrid staged a dramatic late comeback, including a 94th-minute winner, to beat Sporting Lisbon 2-1 in their Champions League opener.

Sporting took the lead through a low shot from Bruno Cesar but Cristiano Ronaldo equalised in the 89th minute with a superb long-range free-kick.

Read the full match report here. 

"So, so, so, Madrid wins" says Spanish paper Marca...

We aren't sure either tbh. 

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Riyad Mahrez scored twice to help Leicester beat Brugge in Belgium, with manager Claudio Ranieri saying afterwards that perhaps the Champions League music "woke him up."

We'd like to think the classic theme tune would inspire us all and now we want to know what music pumps you up?

Whether it's in the car on the way to the big game, in the dressing room before kick-off, or for that post-match celebration, get in touch.

Tweet #bbcsportsday to get in touch, text 81111.

Bolivia are the biggest climbers in the latest rankings, moving up 35 places to 75th followed by Malawi (99th, up 28), the Faroe Islands (111th, up 24) and the Dominican Republic (114th, up 24).

But the fifth biggest mover is Fifa's newest member, Kosovo, who are up 22 places to 168th.

They played their first competitive match a few weeks ago, drawing 1-1 with Finland.

Gibraltar, who joined Fifa at the same time, are 205th and bottom of the rankings.

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Argentina and Belgium remain first and second in the latest rankings with Brazil the biggest climber in the top 10, moving up five places to joint fourth.

Top 10: 

1. Argentina

2. Belgium

3. Germany

4. Colombia

4. Brazil

6. Chile

7. Portugal

8. France

9. Uruguay

10. Wales

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Wales have moved up one place to 10th in the latest Fifa rankings and are the top home nation.

They are even ahead of Spain and Italy, 11th and 13th respectively.

Chris Coleman's side have enjoyed a successful summer, reaching the semi-finals of Euro 2016 and starting their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 4-0 win against Moldova.

Sam Allardyce's England are up one place to 12th while Northern Ireland have dropped two places to 30th and Scotland areup seven to 44th.

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The former Watford, Aston Villa and England manager, Graham Taylor, celebrates his 72nd birthday today.

Eidur Gudjohnsen Iceland's former Bolton, Chelsea and Barcelona forward, now with India's Pune City, celebrates his 38th birthday.

Aston Villa full-back Aly Cissokho turns 29 today.

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A record-breaking crowd of 85,011 - the highest ever home attendance for an English club - watched Tottenham in the Champions League at Wembley.

Unfortunately Spurs failed to send their fans home with the result they wanted as they lost 2-1 to Monaco.

Mauricio Pochettino's side - playing in Europe's elite tournament for the first time since 2010-11 - are staging group games at Wembley as the capacity of their own White Hart Lane ground has been reduced as they build their new stadium.

Bernardo Silva and Thomas Lemar scored for the French side with Toby Alderweireld pulling one back for Spurs.

Holders Real Madrid scored twice in the final five minutes to come from behind to beat Sporting Lisbon 2-1 in their Champions League opener.  

Sporting took the lead through Bruno Cesar but Cristiano Ronaldo equalised in the 89th minute with a superb long-range free-kick before Alvaro Morata won it with a stoppage-time header.

It was Cristiano Ronaldo's 350th game for Real Madrid, in that time he has scored a quite staggering 366 goals.

Ridiculous.

You can listen to Claudio Ranieri's thoughts on Leicester's victory (wearing a gold fox pin) here...

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has been full of praise for new loan signing Jack Wilshere and striker Callum Wilson.

Wilshere joined from Arsenal on deadline day, while Wilson scored his first goal for almost a year on Saturday, following a six-month lay-off with a medial knee ligament injury.

That goal gave the Cherries their first Premier League win of the season as they beat West Brom.

"I've been really pleased with Jack Wilshere - he was a contributing factor to us winning the game. He has outstanding quality," Howe said.

He added: "I think naturally when you're a centre-forward, you need that goal to get you going. Callum Wilson looks full of confidence."

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has been speaking to the press this morning.  They are travelling north to face Premier League leaders Manchester City this weekend. 

"I see Manchester City as potential champions this season. They have a manager who, in my opinion, is right at the very top. They've started so well so we're going to have to be at the very top of our game to get something," he said.

Howe was asked about Sergio Aguero's absence following his domestic three-match ban. 

"Their performance against Manchester United last week didn't suggest they're crying out for Sergio Aguero. They've got quality everywhere," he said.

We will be hearing from six Premier League managers today (all times approximate):

• 12:30 BST Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka
• 13:00 BST Chelsea manager Antonio Conte
• 13:30 BST Burnley manager Sean Dyche
• 14:00 BST Everton manager Ronald Koeman
• 14:15 BST Swansea manager Francesco Guidolin

But first up is Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe ahead of his side's trip to unbeaten Manchester City.

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