"Heroic Hart" is the Telegraph's main headline and it sums up the majority of
sports page leads in the morning newspapers as Joe Hart's performance against
Borussia Dortmund is praised by all.

In other news - the Daily Mirror leads with an England exclusive. 

Manager Roy Hodgson is said to have told fans on a London tube that he doubts
Rio Ferdinand will play for his country again.

It quotes him saying "it's over for him and England."

In the Daily Telegraph, Henry Winter explores the defensive options Roy
Hodgson is left with following the retirement of John Terry. 

He feels Ryan Shawcross, Steven Taylor, Steven Caulker and Michael Dawson are
all seen as potential replacements.

There's more on Kevin Pietersen's reintroduction to the England set-up in the
Daily Mail. 

Paul Newman says the batsman remains on trial for his four-month contract, and
will be expected to travel over 32-thousand miles in three weeks to fulfil his
duties to England and those for the Delhi Daredevils in the T20 Champions
League.

Jonny Wilkinson features heavily in all the papers, and the Independent runs
with this headline 'Wilkinson is still hungry for the Lions'. 

The fly-half insists that his retirement from England duty is by no means a
retirement from the Lions.

And finally, the Telegraph quote Rafael Nadal's uncle and coach Toni, who says
the world number four could return for November's World Tour Finals in London. 

Nadal will start training again in two weeks and could also feature in Spain's
Davis Cup final against the Czech Republic.

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