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07:35 - Daily Mail

A model tennis player! Serena Williams releases her own Barbie doll outfitted in her iconic 2005 Australian Open-winning outfit

The barbie, which will cost $45 (£34), depicts Williams in the outfit she wore throughout her run to the Australian Open title in Melbourne.

07:35 - Daily Mail

Defiant Enzo Maresca insists he would have taken Man City job had club already had guilty verdict - and vows to speak 'when we win the appeal'

Maresca presented defiantly after the guilty verdict handed down by an independent commission last week, confidently claiming that he will talk openly once City win an appeal.

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07:35 - Daily Mail

The £13,128 ticket: Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is sport's most expensive standard seat EVER as fans complain they are half a million places back in online queues

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua tickets have been priced from £88.50 to a staggering £13,128, as fans prepare to snap up seats for the long-awaited heavyweight showdown.

07:35 - Daily Express

Wimbledon chief warns influencers 'military security will sort you out' after US Open fury

The US Open saw several incidents involving influencers disrupting matches and Wimbledon's chief has spoken out in advance of next year's Championships

07:35 - Daily Express

Ian Holloway destroys Man City in explosive six-minute rant - 'Absolutely disgraceful'

Ian Holloway has launched a scathing attack on Manchester City, accusing the club of 'ruining' football and being a 'disgrace'.

07:10 - Sky Sports

'A media masterclass' - How did Maresca handle questions on Man City verdict?

Sky Sports' Kaveh Solhekol analyses how Enzo Maresca handled questions about Man City's guilty verdict related to serious breaches of Premier League financial rules by an independent commission. City have lodged an appeal against the verdict.

07:10 - Sky Sports

Maresca on Man City guilty verdict: 'We're going to win appeal'

Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca says the club's owners are "convinced" they will win their appeal against an independent commission that found them guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of Premier League financial rules.

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07:10 - Sky Sports

Iraola's big dilemmas in bid for statement win vs Man City

Andoni Iraola will be hoping to kick-start his Liverpool reign when Manchester City visit Anfield on Sunday, but first the Basque must find answers to these key questions...

07:10 - Sky Sports

Best bits from Maresca's first Man City press conference since guilty verdict

The best bits from Enzo Maresca's first Manchester City press conference following the club being found guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of Premier League financial rules. City deny all charges and have lodged an appeal.

07:10 - Sky Sports

Doyle: Castle can defend his unbeaten record in Dewhurst

Our ambassador previews a quintet of contests on the Rowley Mile on Saturday, including the Group One Dewhurst Stakes, plus two competitive events over at York.

06:51 - BBC

Mourinho calls criticism of Mbappe 'ridiculous'

Jose Mourinho defends Kylian Mbappe who has been scrutinised during the international break.

06:51 - BBC

Man City titles 'absolutely not' tainted - Maresca

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca says the club's titles are "absolutely not" tainted after they were found guilty of the majority of the 115 charges brought against them by the Premier League.

06:51 - Evening Standard

Chelsea begin early talks over Cobham upgrade as statement issued

Blues put wheels in motion to upgrade and modernise Surrey training centre

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06:51 - Evening Standard

Alvaro Arbeloa confirms Antonee Robinson injury scare in three-man Fulham update

Fulham boss also delivers updates on Kenny Tete and club captain Tom Cairney

06:51 - Daily Mail

Sandpapergate remains cricket's great unsolved mystery with the blame game still rumbling on as Australia return to South Africa eight years after scandal - so, did the REAL culprits get away with it?

LAWRENCE BOOTH: As Australia and South Africa wage war in Friday's first Test at Durban, no one will be tampering with the ball. And yet you can be sure everyone is thinking about ball-tampering.

06:10 - Sky Sports

Russell tops sole Singapore practice

George Russell was fastest from Charles Leclerc in the only Singapore practice session ahead of Sprint Qualifying later on Friday.

06:10 - Sky Sports

World Mental Health Day: Sky Sports partners with Mental Health Foundation

Sky Sports has partnered with the Mental Health Foundation to provide practical resources and two short films for World Mental Health Day on October 10, with Sky Sports' Paul Merson featuring in the campaign.

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06:10 - BBC

ECB help would make women's Test a 'certainty' - West Indies

West Indies are still hopeful of hosting England in a women's Test next year, but the fixture would be a "certainty" if the ECB were to help fund it, says chief executive Chris Dehring.

06:10 - BBC

Irving leads Buccaneers to shock win over Cowboys

Bucky Irving scores two touchdowns as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get their first win of the season with a 24-16 victory at the Dallas Cowboys.

06:10 - BBC

EFL preview: Savage salvation and a happy homecoming?

Here are the five things across the EFL that you should be keeping your eyes on this weekend.

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