> Heskey out for six weeks

Emile Heskey is facing up to six weeks on the sidelines after scans showed he has a fractured metatarsal which could keep him out of England's vital Euro 2008 qualifiers against Estonia and Russia. The 29-year-old striker limped off just nine minutes into Wigan's 1-1 Premier League draw with Fulham on Saturday.
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan said: "He has cracked a metatarsal in his foot. We had it confirmed last night. It's not a serious one, but it is still six weeks and I think he will definitely miss the first England game.
"It is bad luck, we are all aware of that. We were shocked yesterday. He just jumped up in the air and came down on his ankle.
"To do that is such bad luck, bad for Wigan, bad for England."
The news will come as a blow to national boss Steve McClaren, who was richly rewarded for his decision to recall Heskey to the international set-up with Wayne Rooney unavailable for last week's clashes with Israel and Russia and Peter Crouch suspended for the first game.
The former Leicester and Liverpool frontman instantly revived his partnership with Michael Owen as the Newcastle man claimed three goals in the two games.
Indeed, his contribution was so impressive that it sparked a debate over whether or not McClaren should prefer him to Rooney the next time the squad is assembled.
Heskey becomes the latest England international to be struck down by a metatarsal injury after the likes of Owen, Rooney, David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Gary Neville and Joey Barton.