Australia: T. Wright, Kellaway, Ikitau, Paisami, Koroibete, Lolesio, White, Bell, Faessler, Tupou, Frost, Williams, Valetini, McReight, Wilson.

Replacements: Paenga-Amosa, Slipper, Alaalatoa, Salakaia-Loto, Gleeson, McDermott, Lynagh, Pietsch.

New Zealand: Jordan, Reece, Ioane, J. Barrett, Clarke, McKenzie, Ratima, de Groot, Taylor, Lomax, S. Barrett, Vaa’i, Sititi, Cane, Savea.

Replacements: Aumua, Williams, Tosi, Darry, Jacobson, Perenara, Liernert-Brown, Plummer.

England defender Lucy Bronze talks to BBC Sport’s Liam MacDevitt about her return to the Women’s Super League and settling in at Chelsea following her departure from Barcelona in the summer.

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Steven Gerrard, currently in charge of Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq, is a potential candidate to return to Ibrox and become the next Rangers manager with Philippe Clement just one defeat away from losing his job after a tumultuous start to the season. (Football Insider), external

Hearts “could be challenging for the Premiership title in the coming years” if a proposed link up with Brighton chairman Tony Bloom goes ahead, says former Scotland striker Kris Boyd. (Scottish Sun), external

Ante Palaversa, who joined Aberdeen from Troyes, has targeted a return to Manchester City despite the 24-year-old playmaker having failed to break through with the Premier League side previously. (Daily Record), external

Spanish forward Musa Drammeh, who joined Heart of Midlothian from Sevilla, has held talks with head coach Steven Naismith over his lack of game time. (Football Scotland), external

Scotland right-back Nathan Patterson is set to make his long-awaited return from injury for Everton’s Under-21 side this weekend. (Daily Record), external

Rangers midfielder Tom Lawrence is gearing up for further discussions with Wales manager Craig Bellamy as the 31-year-old seeks to end his three-year international hiatus. (The Herald), external

Celtic midfielder Reo Hatate admits to being frustrated after he failed to feature for Japan in their World Cup double header against China and Bahrain but insists the 5000-mile trip was not a waste of time. (Sportiva, external in Japanese)

With a 30% sell-on clause, Celtic stand to make £15m as Chelsea and PSG consider offers of £50m for Bayer Leverkusen wing-back Jeremie Frimpong. (TBR Football), external

Dundee were given just under 1000 tickets for today’s League Cup visit to Ibrox, which is not yet at capacity following delayed renovation work, and those were put on sale via a “first come, first served” basis. (Football Scotland), external

The Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois start time and TV schedule for the Joshua vs. Dubois fight card at Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday night.

This post will help explain the Joshua vs. Dubois fight card and at which time the headliners are expected to make their ring walks.

The event features a 6-bout card headlined by the Joshua vs. Dubois heavyweight championship bout on DAZN and PPV.com pay-per-view. The Joshua vs. Dubois ring walks are expected to take place at approximately 5 p.m. ET.

Joshua seeks to become champion again for the first time since 2021, when he lost the first of back-to-back fights to Oleksandr Usyk. The British star rebounded with four straight wins, including a spectacular knockout of former UFC champion Francis Ngannou in his most recent bout.

Dubois enters Saturday’s main event as the reigning IBF titleholder He was recently promoted to undisputed status after Usyk vacated his share of the belt.

The Joshua vs. Dubois undercard is expected to begin at 11 a.m. ET.

See the full lineup below.

Fight Card (PPV.com at 11 a.m. ET)

Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois — IBF heavyweight title fight

Tyler Denny vs. Hamza Sheeraz — EBU European middleweight title fight

Anthony Cacace vs. Josh Warrington — IBF and IBO super featherweight title fight

Ishmael Davis vs. Josh Kelly — 12-round middleweight fight

Joshua Buatsi vs. Willy Hutchinson — WBO interim light heavyweight title fight

Mark Chamberlain vs. Josh Padley — 10-round lightweight fight

Miedema felt joining City was a straightforward decision and added: “For me football has always been really important but I have only made my football decisions based on two things – my happiness off the pitch and on it.

“When I spoke to [City manager] Gareth [Taylor] I knew the football was going to be fine. I’m still living in the UK, London is two hours away so it’s the perfect step. I’ve really settled in on the pitch and starting to get to know the girls off the pitch.

“Putting one and one together made this a very easy decision in the end.”

City came second in the WSL last season, missing out on the title on goal difference to Chelsea, with Arsenal finishing third, five points behind.

Taylor felt Miedema’s signing and her versatility made his squad stronger.

“We’re pleased,” Taylor told 5 Live. “Viv, we’re working on her in a number of positions and we know what she can bring. She has been known as a number nine or someone who plays behind a striker.

“So when you have these options at the top end of pitch like Mary fowler, Aoba Fujino, Chloe Kelly, Lauren Hemp, Bunny Shaw and players like Viv, Jessie Park, Laura Coombs, Jill Roord, Laura Blindkilde Brown, we’ve got talented players that can bring different options so we’ve strengthened a little bit in that area.”

Postecoglou inherited a team built by four managers in four years as the club struggled for stability following Pochettino’s sacking in 2019.

Harry Kane’s contract was running down and the striker was expected to leave, eventually joining Bayern Munich in a deal worth up to £100m.

No alternative was signed and his deputy Richarlison suffered an injury hit season.

Despite the signing of Dominic Solanke for £65m this summer, Spurs have been significantly outspent by rivals such as Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City on transfers over a 10-year period, according to a recent CIES Football Observatory report.

BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Chris Sutton – who admired Postecoglou’s work at his former club Celtic – said: “Postecoglou has been in for just over a season – so to think he took them from eighth to fifth is an improvement, while selling Harry Kane.

“We are [only] four games in and some of the nonsense I have heard after the game has been ridiculous.”

Postecoglou is focused on what he believes is right – whether it is popular with sections of the supporters or not.

His direct and open communication is refreshing but his single-minded belief frustrates some supporters, who wonder if he lacks the ability to change when his ideas are not working.

Yet, there has to be some appreciation that Postecoglou is a manager making decisions that are designed to be of long-term benefit, including making eight changes in the Carabao Cup to give minutes to the wider squad and young players despite risking defeat at Coventry.