Man City v Liverpool (23 August): The first meeting of the top two of 2013-14. Last season, City came from behind to win this fixture on Boxing Day, while Liverpool won the return 3-2.

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Conference Premier champions Luton Town will make their Football League return at relegated Carlisle when the new League Two season starts on 9 August.

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Fellow newly promoted side Cambridge United, back after a nine-year absence, are at home to Plymouth Argyle.

Shrewsbury Town start at AFC Wimbledon while fellow relegated sides Tranmere and Stevenage host York and Hartlepool respectively.

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Play-off winners Fleetwood will begin their first ever season in League One by hosting Crewe Alexandra on 9 August.

Former Championship sides Yeovil and Doncaster face each other on the opening day at Huish Park.

Fellow relegated side Barnsley host Crawley, while League Two champions Scunthorpe are at Swindon.

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Fulham's return to the Championship begins with the visit of Ipswich on 9 August.

The Cottagers were relegated from the Premier League last season, along with Cardiff, who travel to Blackburn on the opening day, and Norwich, who travel to newly promoted Wolves.

Beaten play-off finalists Derby are at home to Rotherham, while Brentford host Charlton.

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Celtic's stadium is being used for the Commonwealth Games so their Premiership opener is postponed, but Rangers face Hearts in the Championship on 9 August.

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The postponement at Celtic Park means the club do not play a top-flight game until they visit Scottish Cup winners St Johnstone on 13 August.

The pick of the Scottish top flight fixtures that are taking place is Aberdeen's encounter with Dundee United at Pittodrie.

View the full Scottish Premiership fixture list. You can also see all of the matches in the Scottish Championship, the Scottish League One and the Scottish League Two.

Premier League opening day fixtures in full (16 August): Arsenal v Crystal Palace, Burnley v Chelsea, Leicester City v Everton, Liverpool v Southampton, Manchester United v Swansea City, Newcastle United v Manchester City, Queens Park Rangers v Hull City, Stoke City v Aston Villa, West Bromwich Albion v Sunderland, West Ham United v Tottenham Hotspur

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Premier League champions Manchester City will start their 2014-15 Premier League campaign at Newcastle.

Also among the fixtures on the weekend of 16 August is a visit from Chelsea for newly promoted Burnley.

Louis van Gaal's Manchester United host Swansea and Ronald Koeman's Southampton visit Liverpool.

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Remember, the English and Scottish fixtures for the 2014-15 season will be announced at 09:00 BST. All the information will be revealed shortly.

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Frank Lampard defends Wayne Rooney after the criticism he has received recently and believes too much focus on individual performances is not good for the England team as a whole.

England striker Rooney was criticised for not having as big an impact in the 2-1 defeat to Italy as some may have hoped, but Lampard tells BBC Radio 5 live's World Cup Breakfast: "I think he is determined in every tournament he plays and every game for Manchester United. A lot of furore has been built up around him.

"I see the same Wayne - he wants to play well and give everything to the team, show his ability in training and in games. We didn't win the other night but the minute we start focusing on individual performances again and again it becomes detrimental."

England's official Twitter page, external posts a picture of Raheem Sterling on the beach in Rio.

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It's quite similar to the view we often have here in Salford. Apart from the mountain. The beach. The sea. And the sun.

The roads of Fortaleza were packed on Tuesday as Brazil fans rushed to get home to watch their game against Mexico, and even three-time World Cup winner Pele was not immune to rush-hour woes.

The Brazil great missed the first half as he tried to navigate the heavy traffic but, with the game ending goalless, at least he did not miss much.

"For the first time I had to listen to the first half of a Brazil game inside a car - we were stuck in traffic," Pele tells Globo TV.

The antics of Brazil full-back Marcelo also failed to impress Match of the Day pundits Clarence Seedorf, Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry.

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Marcelo fell to the ground trying to win a penalty instead of having a shot on goal when he only had the goalkeeper to beat.

Seedorf says Marcelo's decision to dive showed he was lacking self-belief and was "looking for something easy". Watch the verdict of the Match of the Day pundits on the BBC Sport website.

Brazil may have had the best chances against Mexico on Tuesday, but not everyone was impressed with the hosts' performance during the goalless draw.

BBC Sport's Ben Smith writes: "This was nothing like watching Brazil. The Selecao have rarely looked so ordinary, so human. They trudged from the field at Estadio Castelao to a soundtrack of whistles, shoulders slumped, faces crumpled with frustration. This was not in the script."

Read more of Ben's story on the BBC Sport website.

An early call on Twitter to our question of best and worst goalkeeping performances at World Cups.

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Diegwu:, external My best should be Vincent Enyeama's 2010 heroics for Nigeria and my worst is David Seaman's 2002 performance.

Seaman was beaten by Ronaldinho's 40-yard free-kick as England lost 2-1 to Brazil in the 2002 quarter-finals.

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England's crucial match against Uruguay tomorrow dominates a lot of British newspapers' sports pages today, but there is also plenty of speculation about which stars of the tournament so far are catching the eye of Premier League clubs. Here are three snippets from today's gossip column:

Liverpool and Arsenal are both on the tail of Mexican shot stopper Guillermo Ochoa, who kept Brazil at bay last night. Daily Express, external

England's crucial World Cup match with Uruguay is worth a staggering £400m to the UK economy. Daily Star, external

Luis Suarez's fitness is a national obsession for Uruguay and dominated their TV, radio and newspapers. Daily Mirror, external

Raheem Sterling insists he is happy to switch positions to accommodate Wayne Rooney if it helps keep England's World Cup ambitions alive.

Sterling, 19, played behind Daniel Sturridge in the 2-1 defeat by Italy and earned praised for his performance. Rooney started on the left, setting up England's goal, but is set to return to a central role against Uruguay.

"I would be happy to play anywhere the manager puts me," said Sterling.

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England midfielder Adam Lallana says he and his international team-mates are confident they can get the result they need against Uruguay to stay in the World Cup.

Roy Hodgson's side lost 2-1 to Italy in their opening game, but received plenty of praise for their performance.

Lallana tells BBC Radio 5 live: "We are all fully focused on Uruguay and what we have to do. It is a big game, a big pressure game, but I am sure the lads will thrive off it. Training has gone well and there is an air of confidence around us. We were disappointed with the result the other night and we know what the job is, which is quite simple really - to win."

But it is not all about the World Cup today, oh no.

It is a big day for domestic football as next season's fixtures are announced at 09:00 BST. Leicester, Burnley and QPR fans can start planning their trips to Old Trafford, Anfield and Stamford Bridge, while the drop down to the Championship will become an unfortunate reality today for fans of Cardiff, Fulham and Norwich.

We will have all the news and reaction throughout the morning.

For anyone who missed yesterday's World Cup action, there is no need to panic.

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You can watch all the best action in a 10-minute highlight package on the BBC Sport website.

If that isn't enough for you, then you can also download yesterday's BBC Radio 5 live's daily podcast, including thoughts on Ochoa's stunning performance v Brazil.

Harsh words from Phil Neville, but the performances of Russia's goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev and Mexico super stopper Guillermo Ochoa are the inspiration for our first talking point of the day.

We want your memories of the best and worst goalkeeping displays from this or previous World Cups and we will publish the best/most hilarious moments on this page throughout the morning.

So get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcworldcup, leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or text us on 81111 (UK only).