DeGale retains IBF title against Medina

Britain's James DeGale retains his IBF super-middleweight title with a unanimous points win against Rogelio Medina.

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Real Betis 0-2 Barcelona

Barcelona beat 10-man Real Betis 2-0 to end the day back on top of La Liga with two games to go in the Spanish title race.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1O0hRh9

Everton fans hold anti-Martinez protest

A group of Everton fans staged a lengthy protest against manager Roberto Martinez following their 2-1 win over Bournemouth.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QHVnkM

I'm almost helpless, says Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton says he feels "almost helpless at some points" due to ongoing engine problems.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1O45vV6

Arsenal 1-0 Norwich City

Danny Welbeck's strike earns Arsenal victory against Norwich amid fan protests against Arsene Wenger's tenure.

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Salford City promoted to National League

Salford City - the side co-owned by former Manchester United stars - are promoted to the sixth tier of English football for the first time.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VZ496v

West Bromwich Albion 0-3 West Ham United

Mark Noble scores twice as West Ham ease past West Brom to reclaim fifth place in the Premier League table.

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Van Poppel wins Tour de Yorkshire stage

Dutch rider Danny van Poppel from Team Sky claims victory in the second stage of the Tour de Yorkshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1O3CgBL

Ding beats McManus to reach final

Ding Junhui becomes the first Asian to reach the World Championship final with a 17-11 victory over Alan McManus.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26EldSx

Why Sochi can't wait for the Russian GP

Tattoo festivals, Putin power lifting and poorly salmon... what goes on in Sochi as they wait for F1?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21fjizN

Stoke City 1-1 Sunderland

Jermain Defoe's stoppage-time penalty rescues a dramatic point for Sunderland, but the Black Cats still drop into the bottom three.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1N62FnD

Newcastle United 1-0 Crystal Palace

Newcastle move out of the relegation zone as Andros Townsend's strike helps them to victory over Crystal Palace.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SOPQxi

Salford 44-26 Hull KR

Junior Sa'u scores a hat-trick as Salford Red Devils bounce back from a six-point deduction by beating Hull KR.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UlAUJg

Galileo Gold in shock 2000 Guineas win

Frankie Dettori rides Galileo Gold to victory in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket, with favourite Air Force Blue out of the places.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1pSnYxG

Selby & Fu record Crucible longest frame

Mark Selby is tied 12-12 with Marco Fu in their semi-final after the longest World Championship frame at the Crucible.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SR0jIs

Blackpool 0-4 Wigan Athletic

Wigan are promoted from League One as they plunge struggling Blackpool ever closer to a second consecutive relegation.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21lrzCj

Hamilton down grid as Rosberg takes pole

Lewis Hamilton suffered major blow in his 2016 title as an engine problem left him well down the grid at the Russian Grand Prix.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1O30SuB

Watson loses in Madrid Open qualifying

British number two Heather Watson fails to qualify for the Madrid Open as she loses to Croatia's Mirjana Lucic-Baroni.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NJ4IOI

Ups and downs, and the race for Europe

All you need to know about promotion, relegation and the race for Europe in England and Scotland's top football leagues.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/25pT3tM

Wild wins women's Tour de Yorkshire

Dutch rider Kirsten Wild catches Lizzie Armitstead's breakaway group to win the Tour de Yorkshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NIXNVJ

Hill's ashes scattered at Coventry City

The ashes of ex-Coventry City manager and chairman Jimmy Hill are being scattered at the club's stadium later.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1N9Xvad

Massaro beaten in World squash final

England's Laura Massaro misses out on a second world squash title as she loses to Egypt's Nour El Sherbini in the final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YXFahm

Hamilton heads Rosberg in practice

Lewis Hamilton pips Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the final practice session before qualifying at the Russian Grand Prix.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1O2EWj4

VIDEO: The Queen vs The President: 'Boom'

The Queen and Prince Harry have responded to Barack and Michelle Obama's Invictus Games challenge.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WXrxQL

Scottish Premiership match previews

Celtic can wrap up the title this weekend, while Kilmarnock look to make up ground on Hamilton at the bottom end of the table.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QFkGEb

What is at stake on Judgement Day?

Top four finishes and European qualification at stake in front of a record crowd at Welsh rugby's Pro12 Judgement Day.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VU1mvk

Wheelchair boxing? How does that work?

Get Inspired talks to the first wheelchair boxing organisation, which is aiming for the Paralympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1r4MqNe

Tour de Yorkshire marks Simpson death

BBC Sport relives the story of Tommy Simpson as the Tour de Yorkshire pays tribute to him 49 years after his death

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VXWohh

Formula 1 gossip

Moss says Vettel will pip Rosberg to title, Hamilton warns bosses over rules, Haryanto's text message funding, plus more.

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Saturday's Premier League previews

Match previews for Saturday's six Premier League fixtures, with relegation rivals Newcastle, Norwich and Sunderland all in action.

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Football director used 'Nazi' hashtags

A Leeds United director is criticised after using the hashtags 'ss' and 'gestapo' on social media while posting about a new haircut.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UmAYbH

Foxes turn Leicester landmarks blue

Landmarks, fans and even sausages are turning blue in Leicester as its football team get closer to winning an unexpected Premier League title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TATOcQ

Gilmour reaches European semi-finals

Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour is guaranteed a medal at the European Championships after reaching the semi-finals.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SDGRNf

Worcs 'delighted' at ECB pitch report

Worcestershire are cleared by the ECB following an investigation into the abandonment of their opening game at New Road.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23dvW1G

Birmingham City 2-2 Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough edge a point clear at the Championship summit at least temporarily, despite being held by Birmingham City.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23bg9R0

Glasgow Warriors 70-10 Zebre

Leone Nakarawa grabs a hat-trick as Glasgow Warriors run in 10 tries to demolish Zebre and move top of the Pro12.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QCxV8m

Leicester a breath of fresh air - Mata

Manchester United's Juan Mata says Leicester's Premier League title challenge is a "little bit of fresh air".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VXC3bE

Surprise defeat for Adcocks in Euros

Britons Chris and Gabby Adcock suffer a surprise mixed doubles quarter-final defeat at the European Championships in France.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SzqODk

Organisers defend size of pockets

Tournament organisers deny accusations that the pockets are bigger than normal at this year's World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WvPC0u

Vroum Vroum Mag wins at Punchestown

Vroum Vroum Mag proves an able replacement for Annie Power as she wins the Punchestown Champion Hurdle for Willie Mullins.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26BrL4d

Bellew to fight at Goodison Park

Britain's Tony Bellew will fight Ilunga Makubu at Everton's Goodison Park on 29 May for the vacant WBC cruiserweight title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tagm16

Vettel handed five-place grid penalty

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel is handed a five-place grid penalty for Sunday's Russian Grand Prix owing to a gearbox change.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26Bnluf

Groenewegen leads as Wiggins withdraws

Dylan Groenewegen claims the leader's blue jersey after stage one of the Tour de Yorkshire, as Sir Bradley Wiggins pulls out.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26BqaLF

FA Cup final to kick-off at 17:30 BST

The FA Cup final between Manchester United and Crystal Palace on 21 May, which will be shown live on BBC One, will kick-off at 17:30 BST.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26BjAF7

Cost-cutting F1 rules approved for 2017

Formula 1 bosses agree a set of rules until 2020 aimed at reducing the cost of engines and ensuring their performance converges.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24pvKyX

Hales has no regrets over rest

England opener Alex Hales says he has no regrets over resting from Nottinghamshire's first two matches of the season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TaaLb8

DeGale faces Medina in IBF defence

James DeGale faces Rogelio Medina in Washington DC on Saturday looking to defend his IBF super-middleweight title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/249AThM

British Cycling commissions review

British Cycling commissions a review to uncover whether there are "fundamental behavioural issues" within its World Class Programme.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YWk2rS

Real Betis v Barcelona

Barcelona must win all three remaining games to secure the La Liga title, says boss Luis Enrique.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1O0hRh9

Arsenal lost title at home, says Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says his side have played some home games "in a very difficult climate" this season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rEYg1G

Sport quiz of the week

It's BBC Sport and A Question of Sport's weekly quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world of sport in the past week?

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Redknapp to join Australian club

Ex-Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is to join Australian club Central Coast Mariners as a consultant.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rEMPXK

Hamilton quickest as Vettel breaks down

Lewis Hamilton is fastest by a large margin as Mercedes' closest rivals Ferrari hit trouble in second practice at the Russian GP.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VWHis5

Racehorse trainer on sex assault charge

Racehorse trainer David "Dandy" Nicholls is to appear in court charged with sexually assaulting a woman.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rEJZ4X

Pochettino to extend Spurs contract

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says he plans to sign a new deal that will keep him at the club until 2021.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NZO9sz

Silva out for two to three weeks

Manchester City midfielder David Silva is out for two to three weeks with a hamstring injury.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26AkS2Y

McManus fights back against Ding

Alan McManus wins the last four frames of the session to cut Ding Junhui's World Championship semi-final lead to 9-7.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/2499dcL

Massaro makes World Championship final

England's world number one Laura Massaro beats third seed Raneem El Welily to reach the final of the World Squash Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SyfbMV

Rhinos want 'true great' Sinfield back

Kevin Sinfield's return to Leeds Rhinos following his retirement as a player is being discussed by the Super League club.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1pO1uhB

Yates not suspended despite failed test

British cyclist Simon Yates is not being provisionally suspended despite failing an in-competition drugs test.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1N5JJW8

Williams out of Madrid Open with flu

World number one Serena Williams withdraws from the Madrid Open with illness, with Agnieszka Radwanska becoming top seed.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SxUWza

MLB player gets 80-game ban over drugs

Miami Marlins player Dee Gordon is banned for 80 games after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T9pzH9

Rosberg top as aeroscreen is tested

Nico Rosberg outpaces Lewis Hamilton to head first practice at the Russian GP, as Red Bull run the 'aeroscreen' cockpit protection.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WuwGzk

Platini begins appeal over six-year ban

Uefa president Michel Platini begins his Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal against a six-year ban from football.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/248w48h

'We'll throw everything at Villarreal'

Jurgen Klopp wants Liverpool to "throw the kitchen sink" at Villarreal after a 1-0 defeat in their Europa League semi-final first leg.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1STWSDW

Goff selected as first pick by Rams

Quarterback Jared Goff is selected as the first pick in the NFL Draft by the new Los Angeles Rams franchise.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NZ8HBy

Lawro's predictions v comedian Caton

BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on comedian and Brentford fan Nathan Caton in this week's Premier League predictions.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SvFa7V

Coach Radford signs new Hull contract

Lee Radford signs a new three-year deal to coach Hull FC until the end of the 2019 season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rDY96r

'I was expecting stroppy teenagers'

BBC Radio 1Xtra's Nick Bright on his inspiring sporting journey with a group of Northern Irish teenagers.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QEgsfX

Home Tour a dream come true - Armistead

Lizzie Armitstead says riding through her home town of Otley as world champion in Saturday's Tour de Yorkshire will be "wonderful".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ThcgEP

British cyclist fails drugs test

A British cyclist has failed an in-competition drugs test, the sport's governing body confirms.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23b16GR

Villarreal 1-0 Liverpool

Liverpool's hopes of reaching their first European final since 2007 suffer a blow as Villarreal score an injury-time winner.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Ssm02x

Warrington 40-10 Wigan

Warrington Wolves complete a Super League double over Wigan Warriors to move two points clear at the top of the table.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1pEyclt

Kennaugh sorry for 'get over it' tweet

Peter Kennaugh apologises after tweeting "stop being so self-centred" when Emma Pooley questioned support offered to women cyclists.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VV6G1w

British Cycling denies kit sale claims

British Cycling denies any kit provided by UK Sport has ever been sold on for profit, after it begins a new investigation.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WUYKfD

Liverpool to pay up to £8m for Ings

Liverpool are told by a tribunal they must pay Burnley up to £8m for striker Danny Ings.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1N3crqR

Thomas slips back in Tour of Romandie

Britain's Geraint Thomas slips from third to 14th overall after the second stage of the Tour de Romandie.

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'Torture' cricketer asks for end of ban

A Bangladeshi cricketer asks to be allowed to return to the sport after being charged with torturing his 11-year-old maid.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SN27lH

Ding takes commanding lead over McManus

Ding Junhui leads Alan McManus 6-2 after dominating the opening session of the World Championship semi-final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YVAtVb

Agbonlahor steps down as Villa captain

Gabriel Agbonlahor steps down as Aston Villa club captain and apologises for his "actions in recent weeks".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XX2ewB

I can't fall further behind - Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton says he must beat Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg at this weekend's Russian Grand Prix to kick-start his title defence.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UjleX2

Sakho given 30-day suspension by Uefa

Liverpool's Mamadou Sakho is given a 30-day suspension as Uefa open disciplinary proceedings following a failed drugs test.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rBM9lX

Massaro through to semis at Worlds

England's Laura Massaro beats Egyptian sixth seed Omneya Abdel Kawy to reach the squash World Championship semi-finals.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rkvzqd

Hatley appointed England scrum coach

Neal Hatley will leave Premiership club Bath to become England scrum coach at the end of the season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NWtOnR

Manager Lambert to leave Blackburn

Blackburn Rovers manager Paul Lambert is to leave the Championship club at the end of the season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WUisIu

Frampton v Santa Cruz fight on 30 July

Carl Frampton's world title bout with Leo Santa Cruz is to take place on 30 July in Brooklyn.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T6QzqL

Red Bull to test head protection design

Red Bull will try out the "aeroscreen", their version of cockpit head protection, in Friday practice at the Russian Grand Prix.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1N2uxcp

Kennaugh proud to show off GB jersey

Pete Kennaugh says he "jumped at the chance" to race in the Tour de Yorkshire so he can show off his champion's jersey.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rkiL33

Police face Hillsborough families action

Families of football fans who died in the Hillsborough disaster are pursuing High Court misconduct action against the South Yorkshire and West Midlands police forces, it emerges.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T6CFEM

Clattenburg to referee FA Cup final

Mark Clattenburg will referee the FA Cup final between Manchester United and Crystal Palace at Wembley on 21 May.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YVghD0

Blackwell quits after fear for brother

Former British middleweight Nick Blackwell's brother Dan retires from boxing after fearing for his sibling's life.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/238UWaf

I will fight more than ever - Martinez

Everton boss Roberto Martinez says he is ready to "fight more than ever" as dissent grows among some of the club's supporters.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rBuf2I

Hillsborough anger at 'be proud' message

Hillsborough families express anger after retired South Yorkshire police officers are told to be proud of their work, despite the inquests' conclusions.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Ws1mkL

McGregor to 'fight again' after UFC 200

Conor McGregor will not feature at UFC 200, but president Dana White is confident the Irishman will fight again.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1pJ2p2J

British Cycling in kit sales allegations

UK Sport asks British Cycling to investigate "as a matter of urgency" claims official Team GB kit is being sold online for profit.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SukZan

Williamson to captain NZ in all formats

New Zealand appoint 25-year-old batsman Kane Williamson as captain in all three formats of the game.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Wsfw5p

Match off as firework explodes by player

Gothenburg's home match with Malmo in Sweden's top-flight is abandoned when a firework explodes under the feet of a substitute.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24lHDWr

'Ranieri master of player psychology'

In her latest column, England and Chelsea Ladies forward Eniola Aluko talks about pressure, psychology and 'doing a Leicester'.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NBPLOp

Leicester success no one-off - Mandaric

Leicester City's success in the Premier League will be sustained, according to former owner Milan Mandaric.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26wcOAi

Who will win race to the Premier League?

BBC Sport assesses Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton - the three clubs chasing automatic promotion to the Premier League.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24lvl0b

Rowntree 'craved' coaching return

Graham Rowntree says he has been "craving" a return to coaching, after being named as the new forwards coach at Harlequins.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VD7vLX

Watford to discuss Flores future

Watford say they will discuss the future of their manager Quique Sanchez Flores at the end of the season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1N0GP5c

Fury 'to leave Britain' after rematch

Tyson Fury says he will move to the United States after his rematch with Wladimir Klitschko, because he "is not accepted in Britain".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NAZiVN

Liverpool Ladies 1-2 Chelsea Ladies

Chelsea Ladies return to the top of Women's Super League One with a narrow win at Liverpool Ladies.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qURvIb

Kindred must wait on Paralympic place

Sascha Kindred fails to make the Paralympic qualifying standard on the final day of the British Para-Swimming trials.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QBd19C

Wilson 'future world champion' - Selby

Kyren Wilson will win the world title at some point in the future, says his conqueror at The Crucible, Mark Selby.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21fdEh1

British Cycling 'not in crisis'

British Cycling chief Ian Drake tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan his organisation is not in crisis, despite Shane Sutton's exit.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VSSs19

Carlingford Lough wins fifth Grade One

Carlingford Lough causes a minor upset by winning the Gold Cup at Punchestown, with odds-on favourite Cue Card fourth.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VSKHrY

Moeen hits ton as Worcs draw at Glos

England's Moeen Ali scores 136 not out on day four as Worcestershire draw with Gloucestershire at Bristol.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24kg2VN

Hawkins fights back to cut Fu lead

Barry Hawkins recovers from 9-1 down to trail Marco Fu 10-6 in the World Championship quarter-finals.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tec1dM

Thomas third after Kittel wins stage

Britain's Geraint Thomas moves into third overall as Marcel Kittel wins the first stage of the Tour de Romandie.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SsyR4S

The world's most calamitous punter?

A football fan is labelled the "world's most calamitous punter" - after losing 5p on a bet on the Foxes to win the Premier League.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ri3ZtF

VIDEO: Scotland's Player of the Year nominees

Goals by Leigh Griffiths, Jonny Hayes, Kane Hemmings and Greg Stewart (UK only).

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NTBpUi

Klitschko beaten by a fat man - Fury

World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury says he could be "as fat as a pig" and still beat Wladimir Klitschko.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VSwjzU

Police chief suspended over Hillsborough

South Yorkshire Police's chief constable David Crompton is suspended over his response to Hillsborough, the BBC understands.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SsjjhA

Toronto to join English third tier

Canada-based Toronto Wolfpack will join English rugby league's third tier from next season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WpVGHM

What happens in Sochi as they wait for F1

Tattoo festivals, Putin power lifting and poorly salmon. What happens in Sochi when F1 isn't in town?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21fjizN

Sutton quits amid discrimination claims

British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton resigns amid claims of sexism and discrimination towards GB cyclists.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WSK7JG

Kingston to replace O'Shea at Quins

John Kingston will replace Conor O'Shea as Harlequins director of rugby, and Graham Rowntree joins the coaching staff.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NTkmBN

Simeone handed three-game La Liga ban

Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone receives a touchline ban for appearing to instruct a ball boy to disrupt an opposition attack.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YTDdCt

I'm not an intense character - Compton

England batsman Nick Compton says his intense approach to the game does not show he is "a different guy" off the field.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QAhbie

Essex clinch innings win over Northants

Jamie Porter's career-best match figures of 8-91 help Essex ease to an innings and 92-run victory over Northamptonshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24jMDuR

England's Marler banned for kick

England and Harlequins prop Joe Marler is banned for two weeks after being found guilty of kicking a player in the head.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/242MfnQ

Three meet GB Para-swimming mark for Rio

Amy Marren, Matt Wylie and Ryan Crouch achieve the Rio 2016 qualifying standard at the British Para-swimming trials in Glasgow.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TdDUTb

May praises Hillsborough families

Home Secretary Theresa May has praised the "extraordinary dignity and determination" of the Hillsborough families throughout their 27 year fight for truth.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NSTulo

Sinfield announces rugby retirement

Leeds Rhinos legend Kevin Sinfield is to retire from rugby at the end of the season - less than a year after switching to union.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26tDNg4

Selby sees off Wilson to reach semis

World number one Mark Selby beats qualifier Kyren Wilson 13-8 to reach the semi-finals at the World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MYONM4

Keys to sing at Champions League Final

Singer Alicia Keys is to become the first major star to perform at the opening ceremony of the Champions League Final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24juVrg

Atletico Madrid v Bayern Munich

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League semi-final between Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NPK4ae

Britain reveals kit for Rio Olympics

Great Britain unveils their kit for the 2016 Olympics and Paralympics as Rio de Janeiro marks 100 days to go until the Games.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SJFEpK

Sakho unlikely to play this season

Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho is unlikely to play for the club again this season following a failed drugs test.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YTkg2Q

I'm glad I lost to Fury - Klitshcko

Former world champion Wladimir Klitschko says "losing feels good" and that his defeat by Tyson Fury was "a push to get better".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SOOAgT

How does it feel to fight for 27 years?

For years the families of victims of the Hillsborough stadium disaster campaigned. For years they weren't believed.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qSLhbH

Jamie Murray aims for Olympic remedy

Jamie Murray is targeting Rio doubles success with brother Andy to make up for past Olympic disappointments.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SJAhqy

Nothing to fear in Madrid - Pellegrini

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini says he does not see Real Madrid as favourites after their 0-0 draw in the Champions League semi-final first leg.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SNJFwy

Hillsborough inquests: The 96 who died

Interactive facewall showing profiles, as new inquests conclude the 96 victims of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1oaq8Xp

Hillsborough families say 'justice done'

Families of the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster declare "justice has been done" after an inquests jury finds fans were unlawfully killed.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tvux3J

Sutton suspended over discrimination claims

British Cycling chief Shane Sutton is suspended amid an investigation into discrimination allegations, BBC Sport understands.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rgmH51

Team GB to reveal kit for Rio Olympics

Great Britain will reveal their kit for the 2016 Olympics and Paralympics on Wednesday as Rio marks 100 days until the Games.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24ixV7g

100 days to go: What you need to know

Who's going, who will be the stars of social media, and how many dead fish need pulling from the water? BBC Sport marks 100 days until the Rio Olympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24iyI84

100 days to go: Are you Rio ready?

Daley dives, Bolt bursts and Games giants, test your Olympic knowledge.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MXzdjD

Ding powers into Worlds semi-finals

Ding Junhui thrashes Mark Williams 13-3 inside two sessions to become the first man into the World Championship semi-finals.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T30HRc

Hull City 2-0 Brentford

Harlee Dean's own goal and Mohamed Diame's strike earn Hull victory over Brentford in the Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rd21uN

Hibernian 4-0 Dumbarton

James Keatings scores twice as Hibernian move level with second-top Falkirk with a fine win over Dumbarton.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VAsP4C

'Carney to blame for Castleford exit'

Head coach Daryl Powell indicates that Justin Carney's behaviour was behind the winger's acrimonious departure from Castleford.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Nxu164

British Cycling forms review into claims

British Cycling will form an independent review following allegations of sexism by GB cyclist Jess Varnish.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rfNrCA

Simmonds and Firth break world records

Britons Ellie Simmonds and Bethany Firth break their own world records as they secure more Rio qualification standards.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Ufnw9y

Glasgow back-row Eddie retires

Glasgow Warriors back-row James Eddie announces his retirement from rugby with immediate effect.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QyjD8L

God's Owns beats Vautour at Punchestown

God's Own follows up his recent success at Aintree with victory over favourite Vautour in the Champion Chase at Punchestown.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rxtcAU

Chopra hits century to thwart Yorkshire

Former Warwickshire skipper Varun Chopra makes a century as the rain-hit meeting with Yorkshire heads for a draw.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qQcFHj

Thomas fourth in Romandie prologue

Britain's Geraint Thomas finishes fourth in the opening prologue of the six-day Tour de Romandie.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XV0jIF

Alli charged after Yacob 'punch'

Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli has been charged with violent conduct by the Football Association.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XUTwi8

Best has 'desire' for Hampshire chance

Tino Best wants to emulate West Indies greats like Malcolm Marshall and Gordon Greenidge during his time at Hampshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MV4Jir

Ex-Manor chief Booth joins Toro Rosso

Former Manor Formula 1 team boss John Booth joins Toro Rosso as director of racing.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21ewRj5

Cyclist six-year ban for using motor

Belgian rider Femke van den Driessche is suspended for six years in the first case of mechanical doping in cycling.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tb8tZG

Petrov hoping to play again as a pro

Former Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov plans to play professionally again, four years after being diagnosed with leukaemia.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XUAxEw

'Hamilton will struggle to break Rosberg'

Lewis Hamilton faces his toughest comeback challenge yet, says Allan McNish, and the pressure is building on Sebastian Vettel after the Ferrari crash.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SpHw89

VIDEO: What happened at Hillsborough?

How a crush at a FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest developed, leading to the deaths of 96 football fans.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VzFmVY

Wimbledon singles champions to get £2m

The men's and women's singles champions at Wimbledon will get £2m each this year, with total prize money up to £28.1m.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YRHZjY

Warrington coach Smith extends contract

Warrington Wolves head coach Tony Smith signs a two-year contract extension to stay with the club until November 2018.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WR5uuY

Robson wins first WTA match since 2013

Britain's Laura Robson beats Ghita Benhadi in Morocco to claim her first WTA main draw match since 2013.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qP85cb

Hamer sets GB record in Rio trials

Tom Hamer sets a new British record as three more swimmers achieve Rio Paralympic qualifying standards at the British trials.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rwFxVT

First six athletes named for Olympics

The first six members of the athletics squad who will represent Team GB at the 2016 Olympics have been named by UK Athletics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sx1LgI

Hillsborough fans unlawfully killed

Ninety-six football fans who died as a result of a crush in the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed, the inquests conclude.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VPIWM4

Schwartzel is latest to skip Olympics

Former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel becomes the latest high-profile golfer to opt to miss the Rio Olympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26qMwzr

Sussex's Jordan set for IPL stint

Sussex could be without Chris Jordan for the whole of May after the paceman agrees to play in the Indian Premier League.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T1w12E

Salford to appeal points deduction

Salford Red Devils will appeal against their six-point deduction for breaching salary cap rules in 2014 and 2015.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NvWCc8

Pendleton & Cooke criticise GB Cycling

Olympic champions Victoria Pendleton and Nicole Cooke both criticise British Cycling after Jess Varnish's sexism claims.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24hcfZ4

Sirotkin signs as Renault test driver

Russian Sergey Sirotkin signs for Renault as a test driver and will take part in first practice at Sochi on Friday.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UefBJL

King set for Rio road place battle

Olympic champion Dani King faces a battle for one spot on Great Britain's road race cycling team at the Rio Olympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SLuJz1

Tottenham's Alli could face ban

Tottenham's Dele Alli could face a three-match ban after footage appears to show him punching West Brom's Claudio Yacob.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XU1SXz

Woods plays first holes since August

Tiger Woods plays his first stretch of holes since last August at the opening of Bluejack National, a course he helped design.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Nvsrli

Couch targets Olympic gold for GB

Tonia Couch believes she can end Britain's 56-year wait for a women's Olympic diving medal at Rio 2016.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WQPRnp

'Why De Bruyne holds key against Real'

Match of the Day pundit Danny Murphy says Kevin de Bruyne will be crucial for Manchester City in their Champions League semi-final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MUPWEq

Hillsborough jury to reveal conclusions

A jury will reveal its conclusions on how 96 football fans were fatally injured at the Hillsborough stadium in 1989.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NuEwHm

'Tottenham not giving up on the title'

Tottenham will not give up on the Premier League title despite dropping two points against West Brom, says Mauricio Pochettino.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UdfsGg

NFL's Manziel 'faces assault charge'

Troubled NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel is expected to be indicted over an alleged assault on his ex-girlfriend, his lawyer says.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Nu8mf7

Woods registers to play at US Open

Tiger Woods registers to play in the US Open, suggesting he is close to a return to competitive golf.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MU7oca

VIDEO: PFA Awards Highlights

Highlights from the prestigious annual awards ceremony, which celebrates the top-performing footballers of the season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SolFy2

Price 'cheated out of big fights'

David Price says he should be reinstated into the IBF's top 15 fighters after his last opponent Erkan Teper was banned.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SvzffA

VIDEO: Highlights: Dundee Utd 1-3 Hamilton

Dundee United are on the brink of relegation for the first time since 1994/95 after a 3-1 home defeat by Hamilton. (UK only)

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rt7YnR

Leicester's Vardy has ban extended

Leicester's Jamie Vardy receives an extra one-game ban for improper conduct and will miss Sunday's visit to Manchester United.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Udf8qZ

Leicester one win away from title

Leicester City will seal the most unlikely of Premier League titles if they beat Manchester United on Sunday at Old Trafford.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TtngS3

Hawkins ousts O'Sullivan in decider

Barry Hawkins beats five-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan 13-12 in a thrilling second-round match at the World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qNl1ze

Salford punished for salary cap breach

Rugby league side Salford Red Devils are deducted six points for breaching salary cap rules

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1So36tP

Teenager Robinson secures Rio standard

GB teenager Ellie Robinson achieves the Rio qualification standard with a new British record at the Para-swimming trials.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XSF764

Yorkshire pile up runs at Edgbaston

Gary Ballance top scores with 68 and Steve Patterson hits a career-best 62 as Yorkshire build against Warwickshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VOqZO3

Nadal sues over doping allegation

World number five Rafael Nadal files a lawsuit against ex-French sports minister Roselyne Bachelot, who accused him of doping.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T9syQ7

No FA charge for Bilic or Carroll

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic and striker Andy Carroll will not be charged over their comments about referee Jon Moss.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UcFvO3

Team GB swimmers set for Euro champs

The Team GB Olympic swimming squad will compete in May's European Championships as part of their Rio 2016 preparations.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VxPzlL

Brady 'deflate-gate' ban restored

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has his four game 'deflate-gate' ban restored by a US appeals court.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MT5fxt

Juventus win fifth consecutive title

Juventus are crowned Serie A champions for a fifth season in a row after Napoli's 1-0 defeat at Roma.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VxzE76

Rowsell Shand defends British Cycling

Olympic champion Joanna Rowsell Shand says she is "surprised" at Jess Varnish's claim of being subjected to sexist comments.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24fqeP5

Broady makes early exit in Prague

British number three Naomi Broady begins her clay-court season with a heavy defeat by Madison Brengle at the Prague Open.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Vxy1WU

Rio 2016: Olympic sport this week

Olympic sports news from the past week, plus the events coming up as the world's best athletes prepare for Rio.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NthTTD

Bendtner's Wolfsburg deal ends early

Nicklas Bendtner leaves Wolfsburg after reaching an agreement to end his contract with the German club a year early.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MSHyoU

Ding knocks Trump out of Worlds

China's Ding Junhui completes a 13-8 win over 2011 finalist Judd Trump to reach the World Championship quarter-finals.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rumxYf

England's Farrell and Marler cited

England internationals Owen Farrell and Joe Marler are among three players cited for foul play in weekend matches.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TsKszZ

Manchester City v Real Madrid

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Champions League game between Manchester City and Real Madrid.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XRIdr3

Roma v Napoli

Live coverage of Monday's Italian Serie A game between Roma and Napoli.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YQ2bma

Tupou signs extended Wakefield contract

Wakefield Wildcats centre Bill Tupou signs a two-year contract extension to remain at the Super League club until 2018.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26o6D1i

Five SA sports banned from bidding

South Africa's sports minister bans five of the country's sport federations from bidding for or hosting major international tournaments.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ru84vn

Hillsborough jury reaches decision

Jurors reach majority decision on whether the Hillsborough disaster victims were unlawfully killed, with a decision to be formally returned on Tuesday.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SHNlQl

Power cut scuppers Indians' Rio dreams

Two Indian sprinters have their national records rescinded following a power cut at an Olympic qualifying meeting.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Wly5rM

Majority direction for Hillsborough jury

Jurors are told they can return a majority decision on whether the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24eUpG4

Massaro battles through Worlds opener

England's Laura Massaro fights back to beat Mexican qualifier Samantha Teran at the Women's World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NsKHfd

Tottenham Hotspur v West Bromwich Albion

Preview followed by live coverage of Monday's Premier League game between Tottenham Hotspur and West Bromwich Albion.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XPUnAK

AUDIO: Kent batsman out for handling ball

Listen to commentary from BBC Radio Leicester and BBC Radio Kent as Kent batsman Sean Dickson is given out for handling the ball.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VTNcd5

'Feels like Champions League' - Mannone

Sunderland goalkeeper Vito Mannone says every game in their relegation battle "feels like the Champions League final".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XRtRHo

West Ham to host Juve at Olympic Stadium

West Ham's first game at their new Olympic Stadium home will be a pre-season friendly against Juventus on Sunday, 7 August.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SHvIA5

Fast bowler Best joins Hampshire

West Indies fast bowler Tino Best joins Hampshire on a short-term deal as injury cover for Fidel Edwards.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/230wR5v

Formula 1 gossip

Red Bull boss accuses engine manufacturers of stalling over regulations, Williams call for reverse grid system.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NKHFNY

Joshua to defend title against Breazeale

IBF heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua to defend his title against America's Dominic Breazeale on 25 June.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Nsnp96

Lee claims maiden European Tour title

South Korea's Soomin Lee claims his first European Tour title at the weather-delayed Shenzhen International in China.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21bIYgC

Japan unveils Tokyo 2020 Olympic logos

Japan's Olympic organisers unveil the official logos of the 2020 Tokyo Games, after the first choice was thrown out over plagiary claims.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26nA97h

Scot Matthew fades at Swinging Skirts

Catriona Matthew closes with a 78 to finish 10 shots behind Haru Nomura of Japan at the Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/230qqiK

McGregor to fight at UFC 200

Conor McGregor says he will fight at UFC 200, although there is yet to be any comment from the event's organisers.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26nwczx

Players poke fun at PFA printing errors

PFA's biggest night of the year raises laughs on social media as players are mixed up in the official awards programme.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/230iHBq

Hoffman wins fourth PGA Tour title

American Charley Hoffman wins the fourth PGA Tour title of his career as he birdies the last to win the Texas Open.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XQptIq

Mahrez wins PFA Player of the Year

Leicester City forward Riyad Mahrez wins the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21b5aYe

‘I voted Vardy but Mahrez deserves it’

Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam tells MOTD2 why Leicester deserve individual and team accolades this season

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22ZLkyy

Garth Crooks' team of the week

Who saved more than a penalty? Which team were humiliated? And who is losing the plot? It's Garth's team of the week.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1raLiYR

Make the dream a reality - Ranieri

Leicester City boss Claudio Ranieri says now is the moment to "make the dream a reality" by winning the Premier League title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1raKe7u

European round-up: what did you miss?

Dressing gowns, fountain celebrations, missing clothes and a struggling Scotsman, plus other stories you might have missed.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WPOTYr

Fiorentina 1-2 Juventus

Juventus are one game away from a fifth consecutive Serie A title thanks to a dramatic victory over Fiorentina.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1UbcZfv

'FA Cup final crucial for Van Gaal'

This season's FA Cup is as significant for Louis van Gaal's Man Utd future as it was for Sir Alex Ferguson in 1990, says Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24dLO6B

Daley claims World Series silver

Great Britain's Tom Daley claims silver in the men's 10m platform event at the Diving World Series in Kazan, Russia.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/21aU6KA

Twelve-year-old Scot set for Rio berth

Scotland's Abby Kane, 12, is in line for a place at the Rio Paralympics after achieving the qualifying time in the S13 100m backstroke.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VMpT5s

Sangakkara hits superb ton for Surrey

Kumar Sangakkara hits a superb 171 as Surrey's batsman dominate the opening day against Somerset at The Oval.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1raq4ui

Crystal Palace 2-1 Watford

Crystal Palace will meet Manchester United in the FA Cup final on 21 May after a hard-fought semi-final win over Watford.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22SW4yL

Jones takes gold at German Open

Olympic taekwondo champion Jade Jones wins gold at the German Open after Canada's Ivett Gonda withdraws from the final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1raptsC

Poels earns Team Sky biggest one-day win

Wout Poels wins the Liege-Bastogne-Liege to secure a first triumph for Team Sky's in one of cycling's one-day Classics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qJpXoO

Ballance and Leaning rescue Yorkshire

Half centuries from Gary Ballance and Jack Leaning rescue Yorkshire on a rain interrupted first day at Warwickshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NJ8DFW

Peasgood and Lewis win gold medals

Great Britain's George Peasgood and Andy Lewis win gold medals at the ITU World Paratriathlon Event in Penrith, Australia.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SD5X0S

Zidane praises 'spectacular' Bale

Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale was "phenomenal" in their 3-2 comeback win over Rayo Vallecano, says coach Zinedine Zidane.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VM8gTs

Stanford beats Stimpson in Cape Town

Non Stanford and Jodie Stimpson lead a British one-two finish in the World Series event in Cape Town.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ra7Xoe

Italy's Rossi wins Spanish Moto GP

Nine-time champion Valentino Rossi leads from the start to win the Spanish Moto GP at the Circuito de Jerez.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ra662B

Wakefield v Hull FC (Sun)

Team news as Wakefield Wildcats host Hull FC in Sunday's First Utility Super League match at Belle Vue (15:00 BST).

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SVsK4S

Inverness CT 3-1 Kilmarnock

Caley Thistle come from a goal down to beat Kilmarnock, who have keeper Jamie MacDonald sent off, in Inverness.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tr40EE

Slattery ties for lead in China

England's Lee Slattery is tied for the lead with five holes held over until Monday in a weather-affected Shenzhen International in China.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VLYrVk

Trump trailing Ding at Crucible

Second-favourite Judd Trump trails Ding Junhui 6-2 in the second round of the World Championship in Sheffield.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SrLKbW

Injured Don Cossack to miss Punchestown

Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Don Cossack will miss the Punchestown Festival in Ireland with a tendon injury.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tra7cl

Hazard hopes Spurs miss out on title

Chelsea's Eden Hazard says he and his team-mates want Leicester to win the Premier League title ahead of Tottenham.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VRyza0

Sumgong wins London Marathon after fall

Kenya's Jemima Sumgong recovers from a fall to win the women's elite race at the London Marathon.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SF4fPL

Hug beats GB's Weir in London Marathon

Marcel Hug of Switzerland wins the men's wheelchair race at the London Marathon, with Britain's David Weir in third.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22YKEJQ

Sunderland v Arsenal

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Premier League game between Sunderland and Arsenal.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Vpy3A8

Golovkin beats Wade with 22nd KO in a row

Gennady Golovkin beats Dominic Wade in the second round - his 22nd straight knockout - to defend his middleweight titles.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qIKmuo

Leicester Tigers v Racing 92

Leicester Tigers will look to reach their first European Cup final since 2009 when they meet French side Racing 92 on Sunday.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/219DIu5

Donald two shots off lead in Texas Open

England's Luke Donald trails leader Ricky Barnes by two shots after the third round of the Valero Texas Open.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TqdrUR

Van Gaal not thinking about the future

Louis van Gaal will leave it up to the Manchester United board to decide whether he should stay even if he wins the FA Cup.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Wjfs7L

Leicester City v Swansea City

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Premier League game between Leicester City and Swansea City.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T2W8qn

Paris St-Germain 2-1 Lille

Angel di Maria's goal helps 10-man Paris St-Germain beat Lille to win France's Coupe de la Ligue for the third year running.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SX4Hme

Couch claims World Series silver

Great Britain's Tonia Couch claims her first-ever silver medal in the Women's 10m Platform in the Diving World Series.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TpSmtV

Montpellier 22-12 Newport Gwent Dragons

Newport Gwent Dragons bow out of the European Challenge Cup with semi-final defeat to a strong Montpellier side.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qFWbRS

Pietersen forced out of IPL by calf tear

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen's IPL season is ended after only four matches because of a torn calf muscle.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24bliLj

Everton 1-2 Manchester United

Manchester United reach a first FA Cup final since 2007 as Anthony Martial's stoppage time goal beats Everton at Wembley.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SyeSjW

Ups and downs, and the race for Europe

All you need to know about promotion, relegation and the race for Europe in England and Scotland's top football leagues.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/25pT3tM

Powell claims bronze medal at Euros

Natalie Powell beats fellow Briton Gemma Gibbons to claim bronze in the -78kg at the European Championships in Russia.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T5AhhZ

Organisers defend 'horrific' tables

World Snooker will "monitor conditions closely" after criticism of the tables at the World Championship in Sheffield.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qI5d0R

GB miss out on promotion after loss

Great Britain's men miss out on winning a gold medal and promotion at the World Championships (Division 1B) in Zagreb.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VPvM18

Shall I compare thee to Stoke City away?

Which Premier League manager reminded you of Macbeth? And who would give his kingdom for an FA Cup final?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sjw0LG

Saracens 24-17 Wasps

Saracens booked their place in the European Champions Cup final as they held off a lively Wasps side in Reading.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/214vUcX

Liverpool 2-2 Newcastle United

Newcastle boost their hopes of escaping relegation from the Premier League by coming back from 2-0 down to draw at Liverpool.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1So2CAi

Bournemouth 1-4 Chelsea

Eden Hazard scores his first league goals of the season as Chelsea overcome Bournemouth in an entertaining game.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/24741CI

Moores sets world record in trials

Aaron Moores sets a world record in his 100m breaststroke heat on the opening day of the Paralympic trials in Glasgow.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YMXI3S

Manchester City 4-0 Stoke City

Manchester City move up to third in the Premier League table after an easy win over Stoke City at the Etihad Stadium.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/244QGuE

Derby County 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday

Derby striker Darren Bent comes off the bench to rescue a point against fellow promotion hopefuls Sheffield Wednesday.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1r3XISo

Carter knocked out by McManus

Two-time finalist Ali Carter suffers a surprise 13-11 defeat by Alan McManus in the second round of the World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VJrdpF

Sakho investigated for 'doping violation'

Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho is being investigated by Uefa for an alleged anti-doping violation.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NHgVxS

Female coach wins historic league title

Chan Yuen-ting makes history by becoming the first woman to lead a professional men's football team to a top-flight title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WMBfp0

Stoke's Afellay has 'serious' knee injury

Stoke City midfielder Ibrahim Afellay suffers what the club describes as a "serious" knee injury in training.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WiIZOV

Premier League & FA Cup team news

Previews for the weekend's six Premier League games, plus all the team news for the FA Cup semi-final matches.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SAvevy

UFC confirm McGregor v Diaz is off

Conor McGregor's UFC 200 fight with Nate Diaz is off because the Irishman refused to fulfil promotional commitments.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WixSFD

'I'm running for my autistic son'

Jon Barbuti, dad of autistic son Dylan, explains why he is running the London Marathon for the National Autistic Society.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SAvrvK

Marathon set for millionth finisher

About 38,000 runners will take to the streets of the capital on Sunday for the 36th staging of the London Marathon.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SCBVxg

Swimmer, 15, 'ineligible' for Rio

Erraid Davies, who became the youngest ever Commonwealth Games medal winner in 2014, has been told she is no longer disabled enough to compete in the 2016 Paralympics in Rio.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ShcjnE

Martinez 'has no plan B' at Everton

Everton boss Roberto Martinez has no plan B and must beat Manchester United in the FA Cup, says former Toffees striker Paul Rideout.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SArrvk

British Cycling seeks Varnish talks

British Cycling will contact Jess Varnish about claims by the sprinter that she was the subject of sexist comments by Shane Sutton.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VNzTKZ

O'Shea backs Marler over 'kick to head'

Conor O'Shea backs Harlequins' Joe Marler after he appeared to kick Grenoble's Arnaud Heguy in Friday's Challenge Cup tie.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22UD56U

Preston North End 0-1 Burnley

Burnley move back to the top of the Championship, and two wins away from promotion, with victory over Preston at Deepdale.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NDv4Mw

Frampton fight with Santa Cruz agreed

Carl Frampton will fight world featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz in New York this summer, say his management team.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1T42vd0

St Johnstone 3-0 Aberdeen

St Johnstone go fourth in the Premiership and all but end Aberdeen's title challenge with a comfortable win in Perth.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/244Pfwv

World Cup target 'virtually unrealistic'

England's aim of reaching the 2019 World Cup final is "a really difficult target", according to head coach Tracey Neville.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23Or60j

Okore 'refusing to play for Villa'

Aston Villa defender Jores Okore is refusing to play for the club, according to caretaker boss Eric Black.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ppv2BS

Midterm wins the Classic Trial at Sandown

Ryan Moore wins the Classic Trial at Sandown on odds-on favourite Midterm by one and a half lengths.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1U8L0x2

Integrity unit gets 48 alerts in 2016

The Tennis Integrity Unit says it received 48 alerts of unusual or suspicious betting activity in the first quarter of 2016.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22TFcI0

Origi 'could play again this season'

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Divock Origi could play again this season despite his 'serious injury' against Everton.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VMnNlq

Now or never for the title - Ranieri

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan it is "now or never" if the Foxes are to win the Premier League title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/247WgMR

Man Utd top latest agents' fees list

Manchester United spent more than £10m on agents' fees between October and 1 February, the most from any Premier League club.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VH4pa6

Murray will play in Davis Cup - if fit

Andy Murray says he will play in Great Britain's Davis Cup quarter-final against Serbia in July - if his body allows him.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NFpxoJ

Hammers sign teenage Valencia striker

West Ham sign 18-year-old Spanish striker Toni Martinez from Valencia on a three-year contract.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TmVlmE

GB thrash Romania to set up decider

Great Britain's men are one win away from returning to the second tier of world ice hockey after beating Romania 6-1.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VGVtBx

Fu holds off fightback by McGill

Marco Fu maintains his two-frame lead over Scotland's Anthony McGill, leading 9-7 at the World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VLJy4T

VIDEO: London Marathon

Tens of thousands of runners will be heading to London for the marathon this weekend. Here's a quick look at expected conditions.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22Ti7VT

Jenkins secures third GB triathlon spot

Wales' Helen Jenkins is nominated for Great Britain's triathlon team for the Rio Olympics as Jodie Stimpson misses out.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1U8tp8w

Sport quiz of the week

It's BBC Sport and A Question of Sport's weekly quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world of sport in the past week?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WJXpZ8

Infantino wants Qatar 2022 monitoring

Fifa president Gianni Infantino says a new independent committee will monitor working conditions at Qatar's World Cup venues.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SofCWM

Taylor leaves hospital after 'procedure'

Former England batsman James Taylor leaves hospital after a "preliminary procedure" on the heart condition which caused his retirement.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1r3OuWe

Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Spanish La Liga game between Rayo Vallecano and Real Madrid.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1r3MkWA

Lerner takes blame for Villa relegation

Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner says the club's relegation from the Premier League "lies at my feet and no-one else's".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sy8R78

Montpellier v Dragons (Sat)

Team news and match preview ahead of Newport Gwent Dragons' European Challenge Cup semi-final in Montpellier.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qFWbRS

Kenya president passes anti-doping law

Kenya's president signs into law an anti-doping bill that could allow the country to compete at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rgnGT2

The blind London Marathon runners

The London Marathon is fast approaching, but how do you run it if you are blind?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XLMoEV

'I can't talk play-offs with Redknapp'

George Thorne says he cannot talk to ex-QPR boss and now Derby advisor Harry Redknapp about the 2014 play-off final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SA3tTX

Wood to miss significant part of season

England pace bowler Mark Wood will miss a significant portion of the cricket season after undergoing ankle surgery.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Vp7z1D

'Teenage' basketball star could be 29

A college basketball player from South Sudan tipped to make the NBA could turn out to be 29 years old and not 17.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1r3uPFV

Martinez not worried about future

Manager Roberto Martinez says Everton must "face adversity in an exemplary way" following seven league games without a win.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/246KWkj

China's anti-doping lab suspended

China's National Anti-Doping Agency laboratory is suspended for up to four months by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XM0vtP

The housemates vying for Olympic gold

Non Stanford and Vicky Holland are friends, housemates, training partners and rivals for gold at Rio 2016, writes Tom Fordyce.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XM1w5h

Paralympian Jones goes the distance

College work, training and being mentored by a Paralympic great are all part of the life of wheelchair racer Jade Jones.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NEVpK8

Anfield to host Four Nations final

Anfield will host this year's Four Nations final, the first rugby league match for 19 years to be staged at the home of Liverpool FC.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VKEyxm

O'Loughlin prefers English coach

England captain Sean O'Loughlin is looking forward to working with Wayne Bennett, but would have preferred an Englishman in charge.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MMbLG6

Trapped players to leave 'slavery' clubs

New legislation means unpaid players trapped in the Romanian league's "slavery crisis" can begin legal action to leave their clubs.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SxGJ42

Who will reach the Champions Cup final?

Three out of the four semi-finalists in the European Champions Cup are from England - Jeremy Guscott assesses how they will fare.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SzEQ9T

Euros unlikely for Rashford - Hodgson

Roy Hodgson says a player with "more reason to be called up" would have to be left out to fit Marcus Rashford in England's Euro 2016 squad.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SyOcTs

Dead referee 'appointed' for match

The rival faction to the Nigerian Football Federation tries to appoint deceased Wale Akinsanya to referee a league match on Sunday.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SdLTTJ

Arsenal Ladies 0-2 Chelsea Ladies

Champions Chelsea maintain their 100% start to the WSL 1 season with a 2-0 win at fellow FA Cup finalists Arsenal.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WIhnDl

GB's Oates wins silver at Euros

Britain's Colin Oates takes under-66kg silver at the European Judo Championships in Russia.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QqfZxL

Vardy and Leicester accept FA charge

Leicester and striker Jamie Vardy accept charges from the Football Association following their draw against West Ham.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26h3e4k

Two dead as Rio cycleway collapses

Part of a coastal cycleway in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro collapses, killing at least two people.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sy6zI0

Leicester and Spurs dominate PFA team

Leicester and Tottenham provide eight players between them for the PFA Premier League Team of the Year.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NmxQLq

Fox-Pitt withdraws from Badminton

Defending champion and former world number one William Fox-Pitt withdraws from next month's Badminton Horse Trials.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SdUcz4

Trump battles back to beat Liang

Fifth seed Judd Trump recovers to beat Liang Wenbo 10-8 at the World Championship in Sheffield.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TliiGZ

Lawro's predictions v world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua

BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on world heavyweight champion boxer Anthony Joshua in this week's FA Cup and Premier League predictions.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QpTWHF

I have not retired - UFC's McGregor

Ultimate Fighting Championship star Conor McGregor says he wants to appear at UFC 200 but has fallen out with the sport's bosses.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MKuRMM

Manchester marathon course 380m short

Three years' worth of results for the Greater Manchester Marathon are declared invalid because the course was too short.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NDokhF

The hardest job in world rugby?

New South Africa head coach Allister Coetzee is embracing the challenges facing him, writes Chris Jones.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/244kO9x

Russia given date for Olympic fate

Russia's participation at the Rio Olympics' athletics programme will be decided by the IAAF at its next council meeting.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1plcqD2

Did you nick it? Let's check on umpire's app...

Paul Hawkins, the inventor of ball-tracking system Hawk-Eye, develops a device to detect edges for use in club cricket.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VmR7iu

Formula 1's plan to become great again

An agreement has been reached on new tyres to improve racing, as well as engine cost and supply for 2017, writes Andrew Benson.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sv6hif

Hummels losing sleep over future

Borussia Dortmund and Germany World Cup-winning defender Mats Hummels says he is losing sleep over his future.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SdoCkR

Edmund beaten by champion Garcia-Lopez

Britain's Kyle Edmund loses in straight sets to Spain's defending champion Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in Bucharest.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YII21z

Hampshire bowler Edwards breaks leg

Hampshire fast bowler Fidel Edwards suffers a broken leg after reportedly being injured playing football before Yorkshire match.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1roeufi

Do the sums: Suarez = Vardy Kane

Luis Suarez is on course for his best ever season - and has already scored as many as Harry Kane and Jamie Vardy put together.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XKgXea

VIDEO: Cool runnings for Marathon

It's going to be a nippy start to the Marathon for the runners on Sunday.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ror6mH

BBC agrees London Marathon deal to 2021

The BBC extends its exclusive rights to broadcast the London Marathon in the UK upto and including 2021.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Svv0CV

Joshua sets date for world title defence

IBF heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua announces he will make his first defence of his title at London's O2 on 25 June.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/2101BUL

Peaty & Guy in 26-strong GB Rio squad

World champions Adam Peaty and James Guy headline a 26-strong Team GB Olympic swimming squad for the Rio 2016 Games.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rnXXYT

Moyes to make decision in the summer

David Moyes, who has been linked with managers jobs with Celtic and Aston Villa, will take time to decide his next move.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rnLjZV

Ched Evans wins rape conviction appeal

Wales footballer Ched Evans wins appeal against conviction for rape, but will face new trial

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/243n29o

Liverpool's Origi avoids broken ankle

Liverpool confirm Divock Origi has not broken his ankle but will undergo scans following his injury in the win over Everton.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/2420kyo

Jones fighting fit ahead of comeback

Olympic taekwondo champion Jade Jones is fully recovered from injury and is confident she can claim her place at Rio 2016.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YIebGk

Can Martinez save himself in FA Cup?

After Everton's 4-0 thrashing in the Merseyside derby on Wednesday, is Roberto Martinez's future at Goodison Park all but sealed?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rnnYaQ

'I'll sprint down The Mall like Bolt'

Spinal injections, 5am alarm calls and a body in "shock" - Dame Kelly Holmes on her quest to finish the London Marathon.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SlTTi9

Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace

Manchester United move one point behind fourth-placed Arsenal with four games remaining after a comfortable win over Crystal Palace.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SsFBBJ

Deportivo de La Coruña 0-8 Barcelona

Luis Suarez scores four goals as Spanish leaders Barcelona end a three-match losing run by thrashing Deportivo La Coruna.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23KhRyj

Gibbons and Powell battle for Rio place

Great Britain judo rivals Gemma Gibbons and Natalie Powell hope to edge towards Olympic qualification at the European Championships.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1r0g0nr

GB enjoy best win in a decade at Worlds

Great Britain thrash Lithuania 8-0 to claim their third win at the ice hockey World Championship in Croatia.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rkUWbQ

'Leicester can cope without Vardy'

Christian Fuchs insists Leicester can cope without suspended top-scorer Jamie Vardy as they attempt to claim a first league title.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QnElrP

Cook hits ton as Essex draw with Sussex

England Test captain Alastair Cook hits an unbeaten century as Essex hold on for a draw against Sussex at Hove.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MIzuHd

Yorkshire secure draw with Hampshire

Hampshire gave Yorkshire a scare before securing a draw against the defending Division One champions at Headingley.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26fdwSl

Masters trophy renamed to honour Hunter

The Masters trophy is to be renamed the Paul Hunter Trophy from 2017, in honour of the three-time former champion.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YH4bgy

Robson records as Middlesex & Bears draw

Sam Robson breaks batting records at Lord's as Middlesex draw their opening Championship game with Warwickshire.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VEYemb

Aston Villa duo left after Lerner rift

The departure of David Bernstein and Lord King from the Aston Villa board was sparked by an unpleasant fall-out with the club's owner Randy Lerner.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23JUPaV

Six Englishmen on European award list

Six of England's Grand Slam-winning squad are among the nominations for the 2016 European player of the year award.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SZnFJe

Cavendish wins second stage in Croatia

Britain's Mark Cavendish wins the second stage of the Tour of Croatia ahead of Italy's Giacomo Nizzolo.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1VEHcF0

Leics clinch 10-wicket win at Glamorgan

Leicestershire ease to a 10-wicket win over Glamorgan after being set just 113 to win their Division Two game in Cardiff.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WFlyjm

Irfan banned for two and a half years

Hong Kong all-rounder Irfan Ahmed is banned from cricket for two and a half years after breaches of the ICC's corruption code.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/20X5lX0

Jones words have desired effect - Kruis

Lock George Kruis says Eddie Jones' warning that players could miss out on the Australia tour is keeping them focused.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26eNG0N

Swansea American takeover edges closer

Swansea City shares have increased tenfold so directors set for share sale windfall as their American takeover edge closer.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rjseIr

BBL & WBBL play-off finals live on BBC

The BBL and WBBL play-off finals are to be shown live on the BBC Red Button, and online via the BBC Sport website.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SZ15Az

Lancashire ease to win over Notts

Lancashire clinch an eight-wicket win over Nottinghamshire in their first match back in County Championship Division One.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SuVB6f

Team Sky withdraw Henao again

Team Sky withdraw Sergio Henao from riding after concerns about the Colombian's biological passport data resurface.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rjhY2O

Varnish dropped from GB cycling team

Sprinter Jessica Varnish is dropped from the Great Britain team after failing to qualify for the 2016 Olympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NAXNBH

France wants state of emergency extended

Extra powers for police and security services should be extended for a further two months to ensure security at the Euro 2016 football tournament, Prime Minister Manuel Valls says.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ViVKtP

Deila to leave Celtic in summer

Manager Ronny Deila is to leave Celtic at the end of the season, the reigning Scottish champions have announced.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/20Wz8yY

Bailey earns GB trampoline place at Rio

Nathan Bailey produces a fine qualification performance to secure Great Britain a male trampoline place at the 2016 Olympics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ViWVK1

Neuer signs new five-year Bayern deal

World Cup winner Manuel Neuer signs a new five-year contract with Bayern Munich.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MHxaAf

Australian Scott opts out of Olympics

Former Masters champion Adam Scott announces he will not compete at the 2016 Olympics, in order to focus on the PGA Tour.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rixYSw

'Benitez has given Newcastle hope'

Rafael Benitez has given Newcastle a Premier League lifeline but should have been appointed sooner, says Alan Shearer.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22M4lEp

'No matter what I will finish'

Meet six inspiring people from the 38,000 who will be running the 2016 London Marathon on Sunday, 24 April.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NAIGbq

'Ecclestone stopping women reaching F1'

Bernie Ecclestone's views on women in Formula 1 will hinder their chances of competing, racing driver Alice Powell says.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NAD7Kb

Russia to unveil anti-doping reforms

Russia is to announce a range of reforms to restore trust in its anti-doping agency and win back its Olympics place, BBC Sport learns.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23Jcxex

Tuesday's Championship reports

Read the match reports from a significant round of fixtures at the top and bottom of the Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MEcIQI

Burnley 1-1 Middlesbrough

Michael Keane's injury-time equaliser salvages Burnley a point against fellow promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qTCHJX

Bolton Wanderers 0-0 Charlton Athletic

Charlton Athletic are relegated from the Championship after a goalless draw away at bottom club Bolton Wanderers.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QiazEY

UFC's McGregor fuels retirement talk

Irishman Conor McGregor fuels speculation over his UFC future by tweeting he has "decided to retire young".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SRuXOO

Kenya passes new anti-doping law

Kenya passes an anti-doping law in line with World-Anti Doping Agency guidelines that could allow it to compete at Rio 2016.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rgnGT2

Croatian umpire banned for 10 years

A Croatian umpire who worked at the US Open despite being suspended as part of a betting investigation gets a 10-year ban.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1U5z7YR

Wagner and Anderson put Lancs in charge

Lancashire's Neil Wagner takes an 11-wicket match haul, backed by three James Anderson scalps, to set up a likely win against Notts.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/20Uxeiz

Trott double ton turns match for Bears

Jonathan Trott makes his highest score for Warwickshire to offer hope of a final-day victory over Middlesex at Lord's.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Thwdh6

VIDEO: Boxing highlights: European Olympic qualifiers

Watch highlights of the European Olympic Qualification event from Samsun, Turkey,

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Vh3896

Champion Swiss snowboarder killed at 21

Estelle Balet, a 21-year-old Swiss extreme snowboarder, dies in an avalanche in the Alps.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SiAzlX

Smyth maintains Rio Olympic dream

Irish Paralympic sprint star Jason Smyth says his ambition of also competing at the Olympics remains very much alive.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WDuEgt

Vince & Ervine tons boost Hampshire

James Vince and Sean Ervine hit centuries as Hampshire fight back on day three against champions Yorkshire at Headingley.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SqRYLn

'F1 wouldn't take women seriously'

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he is unsure if women "would physically be able to drive a Formula 1 car quickly".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NzsUgX

Oxley return for Hibs ends Logan's run

Mark Oxley will return in goal for Hibs against Rangers on Wednesday despite Conrad Logan's cup semi-final heroics.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QklDBr

Which team does each referee support?

After Kevin Friend was stopped from taking charge of Leicester's game against West Ham,, BBC Sport looks at which teams Premier League referees support.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YFgzxH

Chusovitina reaches seventh Olympics

Oksana Chusovitina is on course to become the first female gymnast to compete at seven Olympic Games after qualifying for Rio.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/20UmlgC

Lowes quits Bulls for personal reasons

James Lowes steps down from his role as coach of Championship side Bradford Bulls for personal reasons.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SsO8oh

Norwich and Sunderland charged by FA

Norwich City and Sunderland are charged by the FA for failing to control their players during Saturday's Premier League match.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26d3uRS

England Roses name Netball Europe squad

England Roses name a 12-strong squad for the Netball Europe competition in Newcastle next month.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MFSKVP

Ex-Zimbabwe captain joins amateur side

Former Zimbabwe Test captain Tatenda Taibu signs for Liverpool and District league side Hightown St Mary's.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/20TRmkO

Hawk-Eye secure deal for Euro 2016

Uefa selects British company Hawk-Eye as the goal-line technology supplier for all matches at Euro 2016 in France.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22KTFG8

Rugby star 'wept during arrest'

England rugby star Danny Cipriani cried as he was taken into a London police station for alleged drink-driving, a court hears.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sq2u5J

Glos sign all-rounder Van Buuren

South Africa-born all-rounder Graeme van Buuren signs for Gloucestershire on a two-year-deal for all formats.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23WhRrH

Selby through despite Milkins fightback

Mark Selby survives a determined Robert Milkins comeback to move into the second round of the World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SpZnKY

Dibben on track for Rio despite surgery

Jon Dibben has surgery on a fractured elbow but British Cycling says his Olympic ambitions "remain unaffected".

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SQpCYa

Hants to use loan market - Benkenstein

Hampshire coach Dale Benkenstein says they will use loan players to cover injured bowlers Reece Topley, Liam Dawson and Chris Wood.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1YENXo7

O'Sullivan warned for media no-show

Ronnie O'Sullivan is given a formal warning by World Snooker after failing to fulfil media obligations at the World Championship.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1TgJlmO

Agbonlahor suspended by Aston Villa

Aston Villa suspend Gabby Agbonlahor and will conduct an investigation following allegations concerning the striker's conduct.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1QjVXVz

Kids to pay 9.58 to watch 2017 Worlds

Children will pay just £9.58 for a ticket to the 2017 World Championships in London, including the men's 100m final.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SWOON1

England's Gunn in Edgbaston move

Warwickshire sign England all-rounder Jenny Gunn from Nottinghamshire for the 2016 domestic season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MFa39t

Boston Marathon survivors run 2016 race

Two amputee survivors of the Boston Marathon bombings run the 2016 race with prosthetic limbs.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1rbNf7F

Worst miss? Here's some more great ones

"The greatest Premier League miss of all time," shouted Robbie Savage. We're not sure - there have been some crackers over the years.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SpB7sy

Blackwell says he will not box again

Nick Blackwell says he will not fight again after sustaining serious head injuries against Chris Eubank Jr.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23HOAEl

Football club's website deleted

The website for Scottish League Cup winners Ross County is accidentally deleted, causing problems for the club selling tickets.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SWGLQ8

Racer Redmayne dies after crash

Manx motorbike racer Billy Redmayne dies following a crash at the Oliver's Mount Spring Cup meeting in Scarborough.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/23VtGhH

Van de Velde at peace with Carnoustie

Jean van de Velde says he "never wakes up in a cold sweat" about the 1999 Open as he prepares to compete at Carnoustie in July's Senior Open.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1pdsZRl

Chat with fan inspires Baird to victory

Qualifier Sam Baird says a mid-match chat with a fan helped relax him in his shock 10-7 first-round win over world number 15 Michael White.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1NyM5r9

Masters winner Willett joins PGA Tour

Masters champion Danny Willett joins the PGA Tour following his shock victory at Augusta.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/22JOVk6

What is going wrong at Barcelona?

Three weeks ago, Barcelona were on course for a second straight treble, yet now their season is in danger of falling apart. Why?

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SoxYsS

We believe in title dream - Pochettino

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says his side "really believe" they can catch Leicester at the top of the Premier League.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Ny93ii

Players let Mourinho down - Fabregas

Cesc Fabregas says Chelsea players "feel bad" for their part in Jose Mourinho's sacking in December.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/26byLEI

Lawro's predictions - midweek matches

BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson makes his predictions for this week's five rearranged Premier League games.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1ME1uvA

Wilshere scores first goal in 10 months

Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere scores his first goal for 10 months after returning from a broken leg.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1So2tiu

Court upholds $1bn ruling against NFL

A US appeals court backs a $1bn settlement between the National Football League and retired players who suffered brain damage.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1S67ZaH

Liverpool face further Uefa charge

Liverpool are in more trouble with Uefa after European football's governing body charged them with a fireworks offence.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1WBuM0a

Blackwell 'no hard feelings' over fight

Nick Blackwell says he holds "no hard feelings" towards Chris Eubank Jr following their fight in London last month.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sq9P8g

Bairstow hits double ton for Yorkshire

England batsman Jonny Bairstow hits a career-best 248 as Yorkshire dominate day two against Hampshire at Headingley.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Sq8dvq

Rio-bound Yule inspired by Brazil flags

Micky Yule will represent Great Britain in the Paralympics but it is the flag of host nation Brazil that is motivating him.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SnxYcw

Weir fourth in first Boston Marathon

Britain's David Weir warms up for Sunday's London Marathon by finishing fourth in his inaugural Boston Marathon.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1XER9Qp

Vardy charged by FA over dismissal

Leicester's Jamie Vardy is charged with improper conduct by the Football Association after his sending-off against West Ham.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Tf5j9M

Rio 2016: Olympic sport this week

Olympic sports news from the past week, plus the events coming up as the world's best athletes prepare for Rio.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1Nxn9Ai

Bernstein and King leave Villa board

David Bernstein and Mervyn King resign from the Aston Villa board with immediate effect.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SNUV5K

Kent batsman Key announces retirement

Kent and former England batsman Rob Key announces he is retiring from the game with immediate effect.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SV5gNQ

Rugby star 'had glazed eyes' after crash

England rugby player Danny Cipriani had "glazed" eyes and smelt of alcohol after he crashed his car into a taxi, a court hears.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1MDmDWG

World champion Lorenzo to join Ducati

Three-time MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo will leave Movistar Yamaha for Ducati following the 2016 season.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SnglcO

Smith apologises for 'bitter' comments

Louis Smith apologises for comments he made about the judges at the recent British Championships.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1qTbIy4

England's Wood needs more ankle surgery

England fast bowler Mark Wood requires a second operation on his injured ankle but he may still return this summer.

sourceBBC Sport - Sport http://ift.tt/1SgmuFC

GB Paralympic team for Rio - who's in?

Who will be part of the ParalympicsGB team for September's Rio Games?

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GB name Rio powerlifting squad

World and European champion Ali Jawad heads the four-strong Great Britain powerlifting team for the Rio Paralympics.

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O'Sullivan holds off Gilbert in opener

Five-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan beats David Gilbert 10-7 to reach the second round of the World Championship.

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Edmund defeats Rosol in Bucharest

Kyle Edmund reaches the second round of the Nastase Tiriac Trophy in Bucharest after defeating Lukas Rosol in straight sets.

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UCI defends mechanical doping detection

Cycling's governing body says it has "extremely efficient" methods of detecting motors, after fresh claims of mechanical doping.

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Balotelli not keen on Liverpool return

Mario Balotelli says he does want to return to Liverpool when his loan spell at AC Milan ends in the summer.

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VIDEO: Seven marathons, seven days, seven continents - blind

West Bromwich Albion fan Dave went blind as a child but his love of running does not let his disability stop him.

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Moyes keen to take charge of Villa

Former Everton and Man Utd boss David Moyes is interested in managing Aston Villa but has not been contacted by the club.

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Reborn Parma are promoted to Serie C

Parma return to Italy's professional ranks after the reborn club clinch promotion in their first season following bankruptcy.

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Cook lasts five balls in new helmet

England captain Alastair Cook complies with new helmet regulations but is out for one in Essex's match against Sussex.

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Barcelona will still win La Liga - Pique

Barcelona defender Gerard Pique says his side will still win the Spanish league despite slipping to a fourth defeat in five games.

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Stoke City v Tottenham Hotspur

Preview followed by live coverage of Monday's Premier League game between Stoke City and Tottenham Hotspur.

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Maguire 'embarrassed' at Crucible loss

Stephen Maguire blames a lack of motivation for his World Championship defeat by Alan McManus at the Crucible.

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No Celtic plans to sack manager Deila

Celtic will concentrate on winning the Scottish Premiership under Ronny Deila despite their cup defeat by Rangers.

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Donald finishes second at RBC Heritage

Overnight leader Luke Donald finishes tied second with Russell Knox as Branden Grace wins the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head.

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Daley wins silver & bronze in Canada

Great Britain's Tom Daley collects silver and bronze medals at the Diving World Series event in Windsor, Canada.

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How Lionel Messi reached 500 goals

Who provided the assists? Who has he scored against the most? All you need to know about Lionel Messi's 500-goal landmark.

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Marchisio misery & the Dutch Ronaldo

Marchisio suffers a setback, Eto'o shines in Turkey and Bayern women lose a 20-month unbeaten record in our European round-up.

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Guy claims third British title

World champion James Guy completes an impressive week with his third title at the British Olympic trials in Glasgow.

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GB beat Croatia 4-1 in Worlds opener

Great Britain begin their Ice Hockey World Championship campaign with an impressive 4-1 win over hosts Croatia in Zagreb.

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Ref's decision not acceptable - Carroll

Andy Carroll says Jonathan Moss' decision to give a penalty against him in West Ham's draw at Leicester was "not acceptable".

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Barcelona 1-2 Valencia

Lionel Messi's 500th career goal fails to prevent stumbling leaders Barcelona suffering a third successive La Liga defeat

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Cooke wins World Cup pentathlon gold

British pentathlete Jamie Cooke claims his third World Cup gold with victory in Hungary on Sunday.

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Bears bettered by Robson ton at Lord's

Sam Robson becomes the first centurion of the summer at Lord's as Middlesex pile up the runs against Warwickshire.

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Rangers v Celtic: Player ratings

How did the Rangers and Celtic players fare at Hampden? Stuart McCall and Pat Bonner rate their performances.

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Bairstow & Lyth hit tons for Yorkshire

England batsman Jonny Bairstow hits an unbeaten century as Yorkshire begin the defence of their title against Hampshire.

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Juventus 4-0 Palermo

Juventus move within touching distance of a fifth successive Serie A title by cruising past relegation-threatened Palermo.

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Arsenal 1-1 Crystal Palace

Yannick Bolasie strikes late for Crystal Palace to secure a draw in a match which Arsenal completely dominated.

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Nadal wins ninth Monte Carlo Masters

Rafael Nadal wins his ninth Monte Carlo Masters title with a 7-5 5-7 6-0 victory over Frenchman Gael Monfils.

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Arsenal Ladies 7-0 Sunderland Ladies

Arsenal reach their 15th Women's FA Cup Final as they thrash Sunderland despite playing much of the game with 10 players.

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Sussex pay tribute to Matthew Hobden

Sussex stage a ceremony in tribute to their former fast bowler Matthew Hobden, who died in January.

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'It's a good job Hamilton likes a battle'

Lewis Hamilton does not just want to dominate, he wants a fight - which is helpful, because he really has one now.

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Johnston claims first European Tour win

England's Andrew Johnston wins his maiden European Tour title with victory by one shot at the Spanish Open in Valderrama.

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Bournemouth 1-2 Liverpool

Roberto Firmino and Daniel Sturridge score as a much-changed Liverpool team ease to victory at Bournemouth.

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'I’m shouting at you to deflect attention from me! OK?!’

Was Daniil Kvyat a "madman"? Or was Sebastian Vettel embarrassed at the Ferraris crashing in front of their president?

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Snooker great Davis announces retirement

Six-time world champion Steve Davis announces his retirement from snooker at the age of 58 after a 38-year career.

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'Life like living in a big holiday camp'

As Steve Davis slips into sporting retirement he can look back on a life well lived and a grand old life to come, writes Ben Dirs.

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Adams wins Olympic qualifying event

Britain's Nicola Adams wins the European qualifying event in Turkey after a split decision against Bulgarian Stanimira Petrova.

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Murray & Soares lose Monte Carlo final

Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares lose in the Monte Carlos Masters doubles final, but Murray stays top of the world rankings.

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Rea completes double to extend lead

Jonathan Rea wins the second race at Assen to secure a weekend double and move 45 points clear at the top of the World Superbike series.

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McGill beats former champion Murphy

Last year's finalist Shaun Murphy suffers a shock first-round loss to qualifier Anthony McGill at the World Championship.

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British duo win World Cup gold in Italy

Britain's Nathaniel Reilly O'Donnell and Matthew Tarrant win gold in the men's pair at the World Cup event in Lake Varese, Italy.

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I have no more jokers left - Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton says he cannot afford any more bad luck if he is to beat Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg to the world title.

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Herath calls time on limited overs role

Sri Lanka left-arm spinner Rangana Herath retires from limited overs internationals but hopes to continue at Test level.

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Rosberg wins as Hamilton battles back

Nico Rosberg takes his third win of 2016 at the Chinese Grand Prix as team-mate Lewis Hamilton fights to seventh in a hectic race.

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Hodgson plays down Carroll's chances

England boss Roy Hodgson says he will not pick West Ham striker Andy Carroll based solely on his recent hat-trick against Arsenal.

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Rangers v Celtic

Championship winners Rangers take on Premiership leaders Celtic in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final.

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Lee comes from behind to win in Hawaii

Australian Minjee Lee cards an eight under par 64 to claw back a five-shot deficit and win the Lotte Championship in Hawaii.

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Smith loses world title fight on points

Stephen Smith fails to join brother Liam as a world champion as he loses to Jose Pedraza in Connecticut.

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Leicester City v West Ham United

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Premier League game between Leicester City and West Ham United.

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Relegation fight 'going to the wire'

What is the mood in the Newcastle, Sunderland and Norwich camps after the latest twist in the Premier League relegation battle?

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Undefeated Warrington beats Amagasa

Josh Warrington remains undefeated after successfully defending his WBC International featherweight title in Leeds.

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'Aguero is best striker in the league'

Manager Manuel Pellegrini says Manchester City's Sergio Aguero is the best striker in the Premier League.

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England's Donald regains Heritage lead

England's Luke Donald will head into the final round of the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head one stroke clear of the field.

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Chelsea 0-3 Manchester City

Sergio Aguero fires a hat-trick as Manchester City pick up a key win at Chelsea in the race for a top-four finish.

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Black confident Villa can bounce back

Aston Villa can bounce back from Premier League relegation, according to caretaker manager Eric Black.

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Ups and downs, and the race for Europe

All you need to know about promotion, relegation and the race for Europe in England and Scotland's top football leagues.

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VIDEO: Highlights: Hibs beat Dundee Utd in cup semi

Conrad Logan is the Hibernian hero, making two saves in a penalty shoot-out on his debut, as the Easter Road side edge out Dundee United to reach the Scottish Cup final.

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Manchester United 1-0 Aston Villa

Aston Villa are relegated to English football's second tier for the first time since 1987 after defeat by Manchester United.

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Worcester 35-54 Wasps

Christian Wade equals the Premiership record for most tries in a game with six against Worcester to lift Wasps to second.

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Newcastle United 3-0 Swansea City

Newcastle beat Swansea City to secure a first win under manager Rafael Benitez and boost their survival hopes.

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Hull KR 22-36 Oldham

Championship side Oldham Roughyeds stun last season's Challenge Cup finalists Hull KR to reach the last 16.

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'Villa's Bolt-style dash to the drop'

Manager sackings, star players sold and an unpopular owner who wants out - how Aston Villa's demise is a shocking tale of mismanagement.

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Nadal beats Murray in Monte Carlo semi

Rafael Nadal recovers from a set down to beat Britain's Andy Murray in the Monte Carlo Masters semi-final.

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Hibs beat Dundee Utd on penalties

Debutant keeper Conrad Logan saves two penalties in a shoot-out as Hibs beat Dundee United to reach the Scottish Cup final.

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Norwich City 0-3 Sunderland

Sunderland climb to within a point of safety with a potentially crucial victory at Premier League relegation rivals Norwich.

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Bolton Wanderers 1-2 Middlesbrough

Jordan Rhodes scores twice as Championship leaders Middlesbrough come from behind to win at already-relegated Bolton.

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Victory earns Fowler Rio 2016 spot

Anthony Fowler is the ninth Briton to secure a place at Rio 2016 after winning his box-off at the European qualifying event in Turkey.

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Classy cast target Scottish National

Can Borders trainer Sandy Thomson stem the invasion of English and Irish horses aiming for Scottish Grand National glory?

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English duo lose in Olympic qualifiers

Liam Pitchford and Paul Drinkhall will have to rely on their world rankings to reach Rio 2016 after losing in European qualifying.

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