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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola admits they will immediately forget about winning the Community Shield after beating Manchester United 7-6 on penalties at Wembley, as their attention turns to the Premier League. The former England striker Darren Bent believes Marcus Rashford is over-analysing his game, but his manager Erik ten Hag backs him to return to form in the new season. Meanwhile, the former England striker Dean Ashton believes Dominic Solanke is a 'brilliant' signing for Spurs, as he officially signs a six-year deal in North London. In the Championship, Leeds manager Daniel Farke praises his side's mentality & character after coming from behind to draw 3-3 at home to Portsmouth on the opening day of the season, while Millwall boss Neil Harris slams his side's defending in their defeat at home to Watford. Finally, the new Plymouth manager Wayne Rooney speaks exclusively to talkSPORT ahead of their first game against Sheffield Wednesday later this afternoon.

Natalie Sawyer rounds up all the action from Day 15 at the Olympics. Could Jakob Ingebrigtsen bounce back from his 1500m disappointment to take gold in the 5000m? GB's men and women took part in their 4x400m finals, and there was a first ever British medal in the artistic swimming.

talkSPORT preview the Manchester Derby in the Community Shield. Pep Guardiola speaks about the vacant England job. talkSPORT previews a huge day of EFL action.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson narrowly misses out on gold in the heptathlon. Team GB picks up silver and bronze in the mens and womens 4x100m relay. Toby Roberts wins gold in the bouldering. talkSPORT reacts to Noah Lyle’s behaviour

talkSPORT is your home of football as we bring you all the build up to the EFL returning tonight. Jim White sits down with new Leicester boss Steve Cooper. Marc Albrighton gives his insight into training under Enzo Maresca. Neil Warnock gives his view on the potential England boss. Gabby Agbonlahor reveals what is in Alan Brazil's man bag…

Natalie Sawyer rounds up all the action from an eventful Day 13 at The Olympics. After winning the 100 metres earlier in the week, Noah Lyles was going for the sprint double in the 200 metres final. Kitesurfer Ellie Aldridge was hoping to win GB's first sailing gold of the games, and Katarina Johnson-Thompson began her heptathlon.

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Matthew Hudson-Smith is pipped to a gold medal in the dying seconds in the men's 400m despite running a personal best. Team GB win silver in the men's team pursuit final. George Mills ends up in a bust up with France’s Hugo Hay on the finishing line after falling in the 1500m. Hear from Team GB’s only boxing medallist Lewis Richardson. talkSPORT previews day 13

Plus, talkSPORT asks the big question... Were the Spice Girls bigger than The Beatles?!