The sporting week ahead (01/08/10)
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Today
It's Borussia Mönchengladbach v Liverpool, evoking memories of a glorious European Cup triumph for the Reds in Rome in 1977, with an unlikely scorer in a 3-1 win ("It's Tommy Smith!" shrieked the BBC's Barry Davies). Elsewhere, the relay boys hope to give Team GB a golden finish to the European athletics.
Tomorrow
A EuroBasket qualifier in Hungary for Britain's brave basketball boys.
Tuesday
Just rubbish football.
Wednesday
Surely the greatest friendly of all time as Everton pit their wits against... Everton! David Moyes's boys play "Chile's sixth most successful team", founded in 1909 when a group of Anglo-Chilean teenagers formed a football club and named it after the English team who had just made a pioneering visit to South America. There you go, three years I've been attempting to do this job and you've finally learnt something.
Thursday
Dullsville, unless Europa League qualifiers are your bag.
Friday
Proper football. It might seem like five minutes since the end of last season – and apparently there was a World Cup on – but the Championship is back, with canary-yellow shirts all the rage at Norwich v Watford.
Saturday
Opening day for the relegated clubs as Hull entertain Swansea, Portsmouth are sent to Coventry and Burnley welcome Nottingham Forest. A potential rugby league humdinger as St Helens play Leeds in the Challenge Cup semi, while it's day two of the Second Test between England and Pakistan at Edgbaston.
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