I hate the hysteria around this type of thing, as we all know that a bit of character is what we love to see from our sports people.

The plan to put ths pressure on the Aussies has not worked for much more than a couple of sessions but is unlikely to change. Maybe luck will side with them but that is me clutching at straws.

England's bowlers were looking a bit tired by the end of the day and won't be looking forward to tomorrow morning or doing it all again too quickly. England need to come out on top of tomorrow's play.

Postive from Pope who does seem to respond well to pressure on his place, especially early in tours/series. The pace of the innings suggesting that he's in a good place with his batting, even if it was against the Lions.

The British sporting media love any chance to turn on our teams, presenting them with one to kick it off is very brave. Every word matters.

With the strength of feeling that was generated by Trent Alexander-Arnold's return last week, Slot will be wary of provoking a similar response directed at him if he handles this situation poorly. It's not unreasonable to think that this will define his time, or lack of it, at Liverpool

A few Liverpool players must recognise their opportunity to try make the team work for them in Salah's absence.

Congratulations David Rodriquez, congratulations Atletico Ottawa and congratulations Canadian football for playing the game in these conditions