Jose Mourinho has said “everyone is available” for tomorrow’s Manchester derby.

There had been doubts over the fitness of defender Luke Shaw and midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Andrei Kanchelskis finished United’s top scorer in the 1994/1995 season with 14 goals, and three of those came in this classic at Old Trafford.

Although, United lost out on the title to Blackburn on the last day of the season.

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All set for Pep Guardiola's first pre-Manchester derby news conference. A great sense of anticipation in a packed room full of multinational press and broadcast media. Will he attack Mourinho, retaliate to Ibrahimovic? More likely to play it safe but either way it should be fascinating.

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They were once friends at Barcelona and turned into hated rivals in Spain.

Jose v Pep, Pep v Jose.

And they are speaking at the same time.

Mourinho will be holding court about his first Manchester derby soon.

More from Antonio Conte on David Luiz: "Every player until the end of their career can improve.He is 29, a great age for him. He can become one of best defenders in the world."

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Watford head coach Walter Mazzarri is waiting on his first Premier League win since joining the Hornets in the summer. He’s hoping that might come away to West Ham on Saturday. 

“We are all waiting of course. We need it. But it’s difficult to predict when it will come. I’m looking at how the team perform. We’re happy. I think we should have at least one more point.”

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Chelsea re-signed Brazil defender David Luiz from Paris St-Germain for a fee of around £34m on transfer deadline day.

Antonio Conte says he signed Luiz as a centre-back.

"We needed a centre-back. In this squad we have Gary Cahill and John Terry and sometimes we can adapt Branislav Ivanovic but we need a centre-back, for this reason we got him. Sometimes he plays as a midfielder but that is not the idea for us."

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Watford head coach Walter Mazzarri wants his players to be just like him on the pitch. The Hornets are away to West Ham on Saturday and may give first starts to the likes of Daryl Janmaat, Roberto Pereyra, Adrian Mariappa and Kenedy. 

Mazzarri is a fan of big characters in his team: “I want the players to have my energy, my personality, my hunger of winning. In football today you need to have that energy; to be hungry for three points. So all the players who go on the pitch I want them to be ready for that and now in this group we have many players who have that personality.”

A good start for ParalympicsGB as day two begins in Rio.

Rachel Morris, a gold medallist in cycling at the 2008 Paralympics, is through to the final of the AS single sculls.

She won her heat at Lagoa in five minutes 32.15 seconds, over six seconds clear of second-placed Brazilian Claudio Santos.

Is Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg a Tottenham fan?

The actor has posted this picture on his Instagram.

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Lee Johnson: Gary McAllister's fantastic free kick winner for Liverpool v Everton in the wonderful 2001 season.

Stephen Vincent: When Spurs' Rafael Van der Vaart nutmegged Jack Wilshere at the Lane twice in a few seconds.

It was Neil Lennon’s first derby as Celtic boss and a Marc-Antoine Fortune winner gave the home side all three points.

Huddersfield are top of the Championship and it all started with a pre-season spent in the wilderness of Sweden....

In 2007, Asafa Powell broke the world record for the 100 metres by three hundredths of a second after running 9.74 seconds at the Rieti Grand Prix in Italy. The mark has since been lowered to 9.58 seconds by Usain Bolt.

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Fifa's ethics committee has opened a formal investigation into former president Sepp Blatter over his conduct, including accepting gifts and bribery.

It is also investigating former secretary generals Jerome Valcke and Markus Kattner.

In 1990, at 19 years and one month old, Pete Sampras became the youngest winner of the US Open. He beat Andre Agassi 6-4 6-3 6-2 in the final.

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Tottenham say they have sold over 80,000 tickets for their opening Champions League match against Monaco at Wembley Stadium.

They are on track to set a new club record for home attendance, surpassing the 75,038 in 1938 against Sunderland.

Spurs are having a new £400m stadium built next to their existing White Hart Lane ground.