Euro 2017 women's draw starts at 16:30 GMT
England and Euro debutants Scotland both in the draw
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Women's Euro 2017 draw
So how are the Fab Fours formed? Uefa have created four pots, based on their rankings after the qualifying stage.
The Netherlands are not in any pot but will be automatically placed in position one of Group A.
Pot 1: Germany, France, England
Pot 2: Norway, Sweden, Spain, Switzerland
Pot 3: Italy, Iceland, Scotland, Denmark
Pot 4: Austria, Belgium, Russia, Portugal
Women's Euro 2017 draw
No idea how all this works? It's simple.
The 16 teams, which also include the hosts and reigning European champions Germany, are split into four pots.
England, ranked fifth in the world, are in Uefa goldfish bowl numero uno, with debutants Scotland in pot three. Basically, they have got a one-in-four chance of playing each other...
Women's Euro 2017 draw
Image source, UefaGazza's volley (and dentist chair celebration). Gary Mac's penalty miss. Gordon Durie's sweat-soaked headband. All great memories from England facing Scotland in the Euro 96 finals.
Imagine if the two nations met again next summer in a major tournament? We're about to find out if they will...
The draw for the Women's Euro 2017 finals is about to get rolling - and the names of both England and Scotland are printed on little scraps of paper inside a couple of glass bowls.
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Image source, EmpicsBlackpool chairman Karl Oyston says the club should not have started legal action against some fans.
Oyston and his father, club owner Owen Oyston, dropped their libel case against life-long supporter Jeremy Smith at Liverpool High Court last week.
However, they have been successful in suing other fans over online comments.
"With hindsight, we probably should not have taken some of the action we've taken," he told BBC Radio Lancashire.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester will make an improved bid for Burnley defender Michael Keane, according to the Sun., external
The Premier League champions will offer £20m for the player they targeted during the summer transfer window.
Leicester have struggled defensively this season conceding 18 goals in 11 games while Keane has impressed, earning his first call-ups to the England squad.
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England v Scotland: Harry Kane wary of losing to rivals
Harry Kane says he knows that Scotland will "make it heard" if they beat England in Friday's World Cup Qualifier at Wembley.
Watch more from the England striker in the video above.
Oxford United have been told to pay a minimum of £200,000 to Plymouth for defender Curtis Nelson, who moved to the U's in the summer.
A tribunal was needed because the clubs could not agree on a fee for the 23-year-old, who was out of contract. The fee could rise to £280,000.
Nelson, who was Argyle's captain, has only played five times since his summer move - with injuries hampering him.
Oxford chairman Darryl Eales said: "The figure is significantly higher than our initial expectation. This is a huge amount of money for a club such as ourselves and well above the amount budgeted."
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Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal striker Olivier Giroud has hinted his future may lie away from the Gunners.
The Frenchman, 30, says he has been "disappointed" at times this season after waiting until November for his first start following injury at Euro 2016.
His contract runs out in 2018 and these quotes suggest he may be looking elsewhere after then.
He told L’Equipe: “I see my future at Arsenal until the date my contract ends.
“I feel good here and I want to play at the highest level for as long as possible.
“I still feel I’ve got the gas to do it. After, for sure I’d prefer to be playing, but it will be for me to find my place.
“I won’t lie, there have been times I’ve been disappointed and not happy with my situation. But the coach knows that. He’s the one who makes the choices."
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Half an hour to go until the draw for Women's Euro 2017.
Holders Germany, England and Scotland are all among those waiting to find out who they'll face.
Follow the draw with us from 16:30 GMT.
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Image source, Getty ImagesParis St-Germain have awarded 21-year-old defender Presnel Kimpembe a new three-year contract and the Frenchman has done pretty well out of it.
As reported in the Daily Mail,, external Kimpembe's new wage could reach £174,000 a month, an increase of 2,350% - wow.
The youngster has played eight times for the PSG first team and earned his first call-up to the French national team squad earlier this month.
What do two footballers, one World Cup winner, a Croatian high-jumper and Alan Curbishley all have in common? It's a question we've often asked at Sportsday Towers.
The answer is, of course, that they're all celebrating their birthdays today. Here's that roll call in full...
Former England footballer and 1966 World Cup winner Martin Peters is 73, Brazilian striker Luis Fabiano turns 36, ex-Chelsea man and current Tampa Bay Rowdie, Joe Cole, is 35, retired Australia fast bowler Brett Lee marks the big 4-0, Croatian high-jumper Blanka Vlasic is 33 and Llewellyn Charles Curbishley (or "Alan" to you and me), is 59.
Happy birthday to you all.
Image source, Getty ImagesMartin Peters, far right, with Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst at the 1966 World Cup
but unlikely to go to jail
Image source, EPASergio Araujo has scored two goals in 10 La Liga games this season
Las Palmas striker Sergio Araujo was sentenced to nine months in prison, although he is unlikely to spend any time in jail.
The 24-year-old Argentina was found guilty of a driving offence. He has been banned from driving for two years for refusing to take a breathalyser after being stopped by police on 26 September.
In Spanish law, any sentence of under two years for a first-time offender with a non-violent crime does not usually require actually going to prison.
Barcelona's Lionel Messi benefited from that earlier this year.
Here's a glimpse inside England training as they prepare to face Scotland.
Gareth Southgate's choice of a new assistant manager is interesting, as is the head gear.
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Harry Kane spoke to the media earlier today ahead of England v Scotland on Friday night, here he is with BBC Radio 5 live's senior football reporter Ian Dennis.
Asked if he was fit to start, the Spurs striker said: "I think so. The test was to see how I got on on Sunday, I played 70 mins and felt good. So I'll be training hard this week to try and get in the team for Friday."
He added: "I'm expecting a great atmosphere. It's a good rivalry and coming on the back of Sunday it will be the same sort of feel - but a bigger occasion for the national side. There will be a lot of passion on the pitch and pride, hopefully we can come up with the win.
"We know how important it is."
Image source, .Olympic gold medallist Sam Quek, who plays hockey for Great Britain, and former England left-back Wayne Bridge are among the contenders for this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Read more about who is in it - most of whom I've never heard of - here.
We asked you if Alastair Cook should step down as England captain. Some 77% of you said no. The maths whizzes amongst you will already realise that means only 23% said he should step down.
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Essex have signed Pakistan left-arm bowler Mohammad Amir as an overseas player for the 2017 season.
Amir took 12 wickets in four Test matches in England this summer, his first Tests since returning from a ban for spot fixing during a match in 2010.
Inter Milan have named Stefano Pioli as their new coach.
The 51-year-old, sacked by Lazio in April, replaces Frank de Boer, who was axed on 1 November after 85 days in charge.
Pioli's first game will be the Serie A derby with AC Milan at the San Siro on 20 November.
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