Guess who is back together....

Stuart Pollitt
Reporter, BBC North West Tonight

First look inside new stand at Liverpool. Nicely done, plenty of history inside, great view of pitch and city.  

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The first British athlete in action on day two of the Paralympics is rower Rachel Morris, who goes in the heats of the AS single sculls at 12:50 BST.

Morris won Paralympic hand-cycling gold in the time trial in 2008 and got a bronze in the road race four years ago in London. She switched sports two years ago.

The 37-year-old double amputee was a silver medallist at last year's World Rowing Championships.

4-4-2? Or maybe a lone striker? 

Ahead of the Glasgow derby this weekend, why not have a bit of fun in choosing your combined starting XI with our team selector tool.  

Craig Fraser: Last season's Dundee "Doon Derby". Sweet revenge for the ribbing Dundee fans have suffered in the last few years.

Dundee's 2-1 victory at Dens - thanks to a stoppage-time, double nutmeg winner - confirmed Dundee United's relegation after decades of being the city's pre-eminent club...   

And they've got Sam Burgess to do it...

Regarded as one of the game's greats, Burgess has returned to league following a stint in rugby union in which he represented England at last year's World Cup.

Paul Bingley: Arsenal vs Tottenham, 11/4/77. I was 9. "Supermac" scored but I missed it. I was watching 'events' on the Clock End.

Kristian Anderson: Watching Hearts thrash Hibs 5-1 in the Scottish Cup final was a particularly good derby day.

Vaughan Richards: Derby putting five past Forest will always be my best memory.

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England all-rounder Ben Stokes has signed a one-year contract extension with Durham.

You can never have too many balloons....

Ryan McNulty: Alim Ozturk's 91st-minute 40-yard rocket for Hearts at Easter Road against Hibs.

Neil Dixon: Eric Cantona's double and Roy Keane's goal for Man Utd to come back from two down to beat City. Incredible.

Pandina: Arsenal 5-2 Spurs in 2012 with Adebayor getting sent off in the first half.

Elizabeth Hudson
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

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Jason Smyth will be aiming to cement his place as the fastest Paralympian in the world in the T13 100m final (15:04 BST).

The 29-year-old has a personal best in Paralympic sport of 10.46 seconds, set at London 2012 and managed 10.76secs in Thursday’s heats.

The Liverpool fan was diagnosed with the genetic eye condition Stargardt’s Disease as an eight-year-old which has left him with less than 10% of normal vision.

Roberto Martinez received a £10m pay-off from Everton, the Liverpool Echo, external report.

The new Belgium boss had a clause in his Everton contract when he was sacked, which demanded that he be paid the remaining three years of his deal.

That added up to almost £12m, but after an independent hearing in London both parties agreed on a figure between £10m and £11m.

More gossip here.

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Elizabeth Hudson
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

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It’s going to be a busy day for British long jumper Stef Reid.

Not only has the 31-year-old got her own T44 final to deal with (14:45 BST), but her husband Brent Lakatos could be in line for his first Paralympic gold medal.

Lakatos represents Canada and goes in the T53 100m heats in the morning (14:00), hoping to make it through to Friday evening’s final.

He won three silvers in London and is the fastest in the world this year.

Meet the goalkeeper who returns to the bench in the National League 10 days after facing the European champions.

David Luiz is back at Chelsea alongside Brazil team-mate with Oscar, who celebrates his 25th birthday today.

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

We will be hearing from manager Antonio Conte at approximately 13:00 BST.

Elizabeth Hudson
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

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The cyclists and swimmers delivered medals for Great Britain on the opening day of action in Rio so the athletics team will be hoping to join the party on Friday.

There are some big names in action in the evening session, including Jonnie Peacock, Sophie Hahn and Georgie Hermitage, but we have an early session to get through first and there are three Britons in finals.

Long jumper Stef Reid missed last year’s Worlds in Doha with a back problem but will hope to improve on the silver she won four years ago in the T44 final at 14:45 BST, while Abbie Hunnisett and Gemma Prescott are in the F32 club throw which starts at 14:03.

Mickey Bushell and Mo Jomni go in the T53 100m heats (14:00), Jordan Howe starts his T35 100m campaign (14:51), while Libby Clegg will bid to reach the T11 100m final (15:50).

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Those are the words of Ailis Corey - just one of the 57,000 people who have signed up for Sunday's Great North Run.

Having battled and beaten blood cancer twice Ailis is set to take on her first half marathon and is just one of the inspiring stories you can read about here.

We'll have a special live text commentary on Sunday's race from 08:30-14:00 BST so if you're taking part or know someone who is, please post your pictures and stories to #GetInspired

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