Club football is back on the menu this weekend following the conclusion of the final international break before the World Cup. But who are the players who have a point to prove?

Bryson DeChambeau has advanced to the final 64 of the World's Longest Drive Championship in Nevada, after an impressive display saw him produce a 374-yard drive.

Granit Xhaka was one of the last players to head back towards the tunnel at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium, lingering a little longer than most in front of the travelling fans and holding up his hands in gratitude as they belted out his name.

Barcelona endured a testing summer which saw them have to pull several financial levers as they tried to balance their books, while continuing to strengthen Xavi's first team squad.

DONNY VAN DE BEEK has failed to hold down a regular first-team spot at United over the last two years.

Graham Potter is preparing to manage Chelsea in the Premier League for the first time - another notable milestone in his unusual pathway to the top of the game.

The first Manchester derby this season will unfold in front of the Sky cameras this Sunday - but how do the teams shape up going into the showdown?

The mind-boggling projections speak volumes: Erling Haaland would finish the Premier League season on 60 goals if he maintains his current strike-rate and game time - and would extend that to 64 if he played every minute.

The matches in November will continue preparations for next year’s tournament in Australia and New Zealand.

Walmsley would have been one of the first names in coach Shaun Wane’s 24-man squad but for injury.

Norrie won 6-2 6-2 to set up a quarter-final against American Jenson Brooksby.

Angel City smashed their season ticket sales target of 5,000, with 16,000 committing for the full first campaign.