From the Back Pages, October 8: Brendan Rodgers will be on FA shortlist for next England manager - if Roy Hodgson leaves

Brendan Rodgers will be on a list of ‘home-grown’ managers the Football Association will consider should they decide against renewing Roy Hodgson’s contract. (The Telegraph)

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Carlo Ancelotti has indicated that the Liverpool manager vacancy is a one-horse race. The Italian was immediately installed as the favourite to replace Brendan Rodgers alongside Jurgen Klopp when Liverpool announced on Sunday that they were seeking a new manager. (The Independent)

Sepp Blatter faces a humiliating 90-day suspension from office as Fifa’s anti-corruption investigations continue. (The Times)

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Carlo Ancelotti expects Chelsea to keep faith in manager Jose Mourinho and has ruled out returning to work this season. (Daily Mail)

DINAMO ZAGREB midfielder Arijan Ademi has failed a doping test following the Champions League win over Arsenal last month. (The Express)

It has been apparent for a while that South Africa were going to top their pool, despite the mind-blowing uncertainty thrown up by their opening-round defeat to Japan. Sure enough they duly confirmed as much, completing their pool fixtures with the kind of unseemly rout of a lesser team the World Cup can’t hope to rid itself of quite yet. (The Guardian)

Two coaches in the dock, a training ground bust-up leaked to embarrass a third and a Twitter spat between James Haskell and a national hero - England’s World Cup campaign can’t end quickly enough. (The Mirror)

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