That's it for today and this week!

But don't worry, all the action is only just beginning... A new live will start for build-up to Huddersfield v Burnley, which kicks off the EFL season at 20:00.

Here's a new EFL podcast to get you in the mood, too.

We'll also have extensive coverage of the Community Shield tomorrow and then on Sunday for England's date with Germany and the Euro 2022 final

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According to Talksport, external, Newcastle are ready to trigger Maxwel Cornet's release clause at Burnley.

The 25-year-old Ivorian scored nine goals in 26 Premier League games but couldn't stop the Clarets from being relegated.

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There have been suggestions Manchester City were keen to sign Sevilla's Jules Kounde, who has just joined Barcelona.

My understanding is that it wasn't the case.

Had City sold Nathan Ake they might well have been looking for a central defender and Kounde was bound to have been discussed.

But as it was, Ake remained where he was, so Kounde was never on the agenda.

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Fantasy Football has exploded in popularity over the past decade or so, with millions playing it every year.

It has become a hallmark of the season for many, with teams being drafted ahead of the Premier League's return in just a week's time.

Harry Poole documents it's rise.

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Arsenal have revealed their new third kit for the upcoming season.

The kit will feature a pink shirt with navy accents, navy shorts and pink socks and will be worn when the Gunners start their Premier League campaign at Selhurst Park against Crystal Palace on Friday 5 August.

What do you make of the new pink kit, Arsenal fans? Will you take it or leave it? Have your say here

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Javier Hernandez marked his competitive debut at Manchester United with an unconventional goal.

The Mexico striker latched onto Antonio Valencia’s cross but he was off-balance as he kicked the ball and it ricochet off his face and into the back of the Chelsea net.

Despite being the favourites after winning the league and FA Cup double that year, Chelsea lost 3-1 to league runners-up United.

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Pep Guardiola has been speaking to the media as his side get ready to face Liverpool in the Community Shield on Saturday.

Here is what he has had to say:

• Guardiola says he does not expect his new signings to take time to bed into the first team and has been really impressed by their pre-season, stating: "The way they settle, they listen, they behave... I think they are going to start quick."
• Aymeric Laporte will miss Saturday's game with Liverpool due to a knee injury picked up in the summer.
• On links with Brighton's Marc Cucurella his answer was predictable: "He is a Brighton player."
• Are his side ready to take on Liverpool? He answered: "Two weeks of pre-season is too short but I saw many good things in this period and with the guys we have we are going to move forward."

It looks like Real Madrid summer signing Aurelien Tchouameni has been watching Alessia Russo's spectacular backheel goal against Sweden.

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Manchester City target Marc Cucurella has handed in a transfer request at Brighton.

Brighton have already rejected one bid from City for Cucurella and are understood to be holding out for a £50m fee for the former Barcelona player, who joined them from Getafe last summer.

Cucurella is understood to feel Brighton’s asking price is unrealistic.

Asked about the defender ahead of tomorrow’s Community Shield encounter with Liverpool at the King Power Stadium tomorrow, Guardiola said: “He is a Brighton player. I cannot say anything.”

Pressed further on his desire to sign a left-sided defender, the City boss added: “If it is possible yes.”

Interesting from the head of football at SportBild...

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Aymeric Laporte's absence from Manchester City's team until September is a blow for manager Pep Guardiola.

It means Ruben Dias and John Stones will be the main centre-halves, with Nathan Ake - who Guardiola decided to keep following Oleksandr Zinchenko's exit for Arsenal - as back-up.

Stones has not been the most reliable fitness wise over the past couple of seasons and with five Premier League games to play before the end of the month, Guardiola will hope to have the England man available.

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Uefa, external have confirmed that Kateryna Monzul is set to referee Sunday's Euro 2022 final at Wembley.

She becomes the first Ukrainian to take charge of the showpiece, having officiated three games at the tournament already.

England are one win away from their first major trophy in women's football - and you can watch and follow all the action from the Euro 2022 final against Germany on the BBC.

Sunday's match, which kicks off at Wembley at 17:00 BST, will be live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

Build-up starts from 15:50 as the Lionesses bid for England's first trophy since the 1966 men's World Cup final.

Presenter Gabby Logan will be joined at Wembley by former England and Arsenal players Alex Scott and Ian Wright, and current Gunners boss Jonas Eidevall.

Full story.

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Peter Ellis: 86 Charity Shield - injury ravaged Everton almost pulled off a 1 nil against the team who “stole” our double.

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Finally, from Guardiola. On whether change in the squad is a good thing: "Sometimes, but if the three players, many important academy players we sold, if they stayed we'd be incredibly happy. We know each other, we continue to do what we have done.

"The intention in the market dictates your decisions, the wishes for the club or players. Sometimes the player wants something... for both sides, the other side, when this happens we make a replacement and they are here. Normally a project for six, seven years, you are not seven years with the same people. When I arrived just Kevin [De Bruyne] is still here. Important is the stability of the club. The guys who have left, not just Oleks, Raheem, Gabriel, all the players have made incredible contribution to get us to finals."

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Guardiola on whether Erling Haaland and Kalvin Phillips will need time to settle: "Hopefully not, as soon they settle the better. In my feeling they won't take time. Stefan [Ortega] surprises us a lot in all aspects on the ball and build-up, Kalvin [Phillips] knows the Premier League perfectly. The way they settle in the few games we play, I think they will settle."

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Guardiola on Raheem Sterling, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus' exits: "If you analyse what happened in the last years without these important players would be difficult to imagine. The influence on and off the pitch.

"Today in world football this situation happens. We wish them the best. The right people, I feel they settle quickly, they are accepted and down to earth, humble people. We try for Man City, we try to be competitive. Tomorrow we try for the first title, it's an honour to be here, it's a big success to be there. We know the opponent quite well, it will dictate how well our moment is after three weeks of pre-season, it's too short. I saw many good things in this period how we played, the guys we have we move forward."

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Guardiola on the Euro 2022 final: "I think they deserve all the credit, football around the world, how they rise and do incredibly good. They deserve what they are getting.

"Four years ago there was not media or following like this. It happens because they do incredible things with the way, the style. I saw in England and Germany the good football, I hope they can do a good final, it's a big success for both nations. It's an incredible scenario at Wembley, a full crowd, hopefully they can enjoy it. Congratulations, it's so nice for England to arrive in a final."

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Guardiola on Marc Cucurella and whether City will sign a left-back: "He is a Brighton player.

"If it's possible, yes [we will sign one], if it's not we stay. Joao [Cancelo] can play there Nathan [Ake]. I never complain about the squad I have since the first season. What the club can do is the benefit for the club not me. I support the club,"