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Mauricio Pochettino's joke backfires as Real Madrid release official statementA tongue-in-cheek comment from Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino backfires and prompts Real Madrid to release an official statement.
Neymar? Kylian Mbappe? Will Real Madrid make big signings this summerAfter winning nothing in 2018-19, Real Madrid are widely expected to rebuild this summer - will this herald a return of the Galacticos to the Bernabeu?
Frank Lampard to discuss Derby future amid Chelsea rumoursDerby boss Frank Lampard says he will discuss his future after the Championship play-off final amid talk of a Chelsea return.
Abbie McManus: England defender joins Manchester United Women after Manchester City exitEngland defender Abbie McManus signs a pre-contract agreement with Manchester United after leaving rivals Manchester City.
Copa del Rey final: Barcelona's Lionel Messi says Liverpool defeat was one his 'worst moments'Barcelona's Lionel Messi says he wants to win the Copa del Rey in order to ease the pain of the Champions League defeat by Liverpool which ranks among the "worst moments of his career".
Fredi Kanoute's attempt to give Seville its first purpose-built mosque in 700 yearsFormer Tottenham and West Ham striker Fredi Kanoute explains why he wants to see Seville's first purpose-built mosque in 700 years.
Women's World Cup 2019: Germany win 2003 final with golden goal - 14 days to goBBC Sport goes back to 2003 when Germany made history by becoming the only team to win a World Cup via a golden goal, after their 1-1 draw with Sweden went to extra time.
Can you name the Man Utd team that won the 1999 Champions League final?Twenty years on from Manchester United's 1999 Champions League victory, can you name the Red Devils side from that final?
Neil Lennon defends Celtic performances under his chargeNeil Lennon defends his current tenure as Celtic manager by claiming "it's not my side, it's Brendan's".
Jonas Lossl: Everton set to sign Danish goalkeeper from HuddersfieldEverton are set to sign Danish goalkeeper Jonas Lossl from relegated Huddersfield on a three-year contract.
Gateshead: Club suspended from National League after 'multiple breaches' of financial rulesGateshead are suspended from the National League over "multiple breaches" of financial rules and are likely to drop two divisions.
Arsene Wenger: Ex-Arsenal boss 'might not return to management'Ex-Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he is ready to take a new role in football - but admits for the first time he might not return to management.
Hearts' road to the Scottish Cup final - highlights of all the Tynecastle side's tiesHearts overcame Livingston, Auchinleck Talbot, Partick Thistle and then Inverness to reach the Scottish Cup final (UK users only).
Mark Travers: Goalkeeper to miss Republic qualifiers because of fractured thumbRepublic of Ireland keeper Mark Travers is ruled out of the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Denmark and Gibraltar with a fractured thumb.
Women's World Cup 2019: Lucy Bronze's 'belter' for England against Norway in 2015Relive Lucy Bronze's incredible strike for England against Norway at the 2015 World Cup in Canada, which set up a quarter-final with the hosts.
Nathan Redmond 'tackled' by a goal in England trainingWatch as Southampton's Nathan Redmond is upended by a small goal during an England training session before their Nations League semi-final against the Netherlands.
Ada Hegerberg 'emotional' after winning BBC Women's Footballer of the YearWatch the moment Lyon striker Ada Hegerberg is named as the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019.
Nikita Parris moves to Lyon - watch her best Man City goalsWatch five of Nikita Parris’s best goals for Manchester City as the forward leaves the Women’s Super League to play for French and Women's Champions League winners Lyon.
China hammer Norway in first Women's World Cup match - 16 days to goBBC Sport goes back to 1991 to look at the first Women's World Cup match, a 4-0 win for hosts China over Norway, watched by a huge crowd in Guangzhou.
Manchester United: Robin van Persie backs Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as bossRobin van Persie says "everyone should look at the bigger picture" with Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, adding that it is the "perfect match".
Ada Hegerberg on equality: 'One day the men in suits will understand'Lyon striker Ada Hegerberg speaks passionately about fighting for equality in football, saying one day "the men in the suits" will understand.
Toni Duggan: Name-calling was 'tough to take' but I'm glad I stuck with footballToni Duggan says she was the only girl who played football at school and found the name-calling was "tough to take".
What happens inside a Premier League dressing room at half-time?Peter Crouch tells Chris Stark and Tom Fordyce about a manager who would leave his team talks until the very last minute.
Mauricio Pochettino's joke backfires as Real Madrid release official statementA tongue-in-cheek comment from Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino backfires and prompts Real Madrid to release an official statement.
Copa del Rey final: Barcelona's Lionel Messi says Liverpool defeat was one his 'worst moments'Barcelona's Lionel Messi says he wants to win the Copa del Rey in order to ease the pain of the Champions League defeat by Liverpool which ranks among the "worst moments of his career".
French Open: Nick Kyrgios pulls out with illnessAustralian world number 36 Nick Kyrgios pulls out of the French Open with illness, meaning Cameron Norrie will now play a qualifier.
Lance Armstrong: I wouldn't change a thing about dopingLance Armstrong says he "wouldn't change a thing" about the doping that helped him win and then saw him stripped of seven Tour de France titles.
Neymar? Kylian Mbappe? Will Real Madrid make big signings this summerAfter winning nothing in 2018-19, Real Madrid are widely expected to rebuild this summer - will this herald a return of the Galacticos to the Bernabeu?
History of women's sport: From ice skating in 1902 to modern-day football heroesFrom ice skating in 1902 to modern-day football heroes, these are some of the female pioneers who have been trailblazers in sport.
NBA play-offs: Toronto Raptors beat Milwaukee Bucks to lead series 3-2The Toronto Raptors are one game away from reaching the NBA Finals for the first time in their history after a 105-99 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
Catriona Matthew: Golf majors 'should be equal pay' says Solheim Cup captainMaking the US and the British Open equal pay tournaments for men and women could help to promote equality in golf, says Solheim Cup captain Catriona Matthew.
Cricket World Cup: England captain Eoin Morgan suffers small fracture in trainingEngland captain Eoin Morgan has sustained a small flake fracture to his left index finger but expects to be fit for his side's opening World Cup fixture.
Giro d'Italia: Tao Geoghegan Hart crashes out as Ilnur Zakarin wins stage 13Britain's Tao Geoghegan Hart abandons the Giro d'Italia 2019 after crashing out in an eventful 13th stage won by Ilnur Zakarin.
#changethegame - History of women's sportAs part of BBC Sport's Change the Game campaign for the women's summer of sport season, we have profiled some female trailblazers who have excelled and inspired through history.
UFC: Molly McCann, Valentina Shevchenko & Joanne Calderwood encourage more women to take up MMAMolly McCann, Valentina Shevchenko and Joanne Calderwood tell BBC Sport why more women should take up mixed martial arts.
Julian Brandt, Thorgan Hazard & Christian Pulisic: Take our Borussia Dortmund transfer quizBorussia Dortmund are known for their successful transfers so we thought we'd test your knowledge on the German team's recent business.
Alex Danson: Recovering from head injury has been my biggest challengeOlympic gold medallist Alex Danson opens up about her recovery from what she describes as a "mild traumatic brain injury" after hitting her head on a concrete wall.
Ada Hegerberg 'emotional' after winning BBC Women's Footballer of the YearWatch the moment Lyon striker Ada Hegerberg is named as the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019.
Manchester United: Robin van Persie backs Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as bossRobin van Persie says "everyone should look at the bigger picture" with Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, adding that it is the "perfect match".
Five things to know about F1's Niki LaudaThe legendary Austrian, who was one of the best-known figures in motor racing, has died aged 70.
Ada Hegerberg on equality: 'One day the men in suits will understand'Lyon striker Ada Hegerberg speaks passionately about fighting for equality in football, saying one day "the men in the suits" will understand.
Toni Duggan: Name-calling was 'tough to take' but I'm glad I stuck with footballToni Duggan says she was the only girl who played football at school and found the name-calling was "tough to take".
What happens inside a Premier League dressing room at half-time?Peter Crouch tells Chris Stark and Tom Fordyce about a manager who would leave his team talks until the very last minute.
Is it that time of the month again? - hockey players talk periodsGB Hockey players Giselle Ansley and Sarah Jones talk truthfully about how periods affect them.
Victoria Azarenka: I thought I'd never play tennis again when I found out I was pregnantVictoria Azarenka says that she thought her "career was over" when she discovered that she was pregnant with her son Leo.
Morgan suffers finger fracture but should be fit for World CupEngland captain Eoin Morgan has sustained a small flake fracture to his left index finger but expects to be fit for his side's opening World Cup fixture.
Cricket World Cup: The 10 greatest matches in competition's historyA countdown of the 10 greatest matches in Cricket World Cup history - including Allan Donald's infamous run out and Ireland's sensational victory over England.
Can Somerset & Hampshire serve up fitting finale at Lord's?If Saturday's One-Day Cup final between Somerset and holders Hampshire is the last at Lord's, it should be a showstopper.
Ireland v West Indies: Celeste Raack enjoying life in the green jerseyLeg-spinner Celeste Raack moves from Australia and puts her career as a physiotherapist on hold in order to play for Ireland.
Donald aims for Lord's final victoryWelsh batsman Aneurin Donald is targeting a Lord's cup final win with Hampshire this Saturday and a future England call-up.
Ravichandran Ashwin: Nottinghamshire sign India spinner as overseas playerNottinghamshire announce India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin is to join as their overseas player for six County Championship games.
'She prepared us for life after her' - Strauss pays tribute to late wifeFormer England director of cricket Andrew Strauss says it has been a "long five months" since his wife Ruth died from a rare lung cancer in December.
Only cricket makes Afghanistan smile, says bowler HassanAfghanistan bowler Hamid Hassan says cricket is the "only thing that will bring a smile" to his war-torn country.
England have 'best opportunity in my time' to win World Cup - VaughanEngland have "the best opportunity in my time" to win the World Cup this summer, says former captain Michael Vaughan.
Willey 'will tear it up for Yorkshire' after England omissionYorkshire's Tim Bresnan backs David Willey to "tear it up" for the county after being left out of England's World Cup squad.
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Cricket World Cup: Liam Plunkett says England know we can get betterLiam Plunkett says the England players "know that they can get better" heading into a home Cricket World Cup.
All-time England ODI XI revealed: Buttler, Bairstow & Root all make readers' teamThe all-time England ODI XI, as selected by readers of the BBC Sport website, is revealed - with one or two potentially surprising inclusions.
How many of England's two previous World Cup squads can you name?England used 26 players in the 2011 and 2015 World Cup - how many of those players can you name?
World Cup: How Jofra Archer secured place in England squadFrom World Cup possible to certainty in the space of three games, the multi-talented Jofra Archer has impressed on and off the field.
Mary Waldron: International wicketkeeper and international umpireIreland wicketkeeper Mary Waldron hopes to umpire a Test match one day after joining the ICC's development panel of umpires.
What did the IPL teach us before the World Cup?Bairstow's bromance with Warner, Stokes' struggles and Dre's six-hitting - what the IPL taught us in World Cup year.
Cricket World Cup 2019 - full schedulePlot your team's progress to the final - here's the full fixtures for the World Cup in England and Wales.
County ins & outs - signings, departures and rumoursKeep up to date with the latest signings, departures and rumours as the 2019 county cricket season gets under way.
Future tour datesDetails of forthcoming international cricket tours for which fixtures have been announced.
How to watch, listen and follow Cricket World Cup on the BBC Sport websiteBBC Sport will bring you live radio, text and in-play highlights of the 2019 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup and the Ashes.
ICC Test, ODI and T20 rankings - teams, batsmen and bowlersOfficial team and player rankings for men and women's Tests, one-day internationals and Twenty20 matches.
Sport on the BBC: Best of this week's TV & radio coverageThis week's sport on the BBC includes the World Taekwondo Championships, Super League's Magic Weekend, Formula E and the Monaco Grand Prix.
World Cup 2019: Squad listsDetails of the squads for the 2019 World Cup, to be held in England and Wales.
Premiership semi-finals: Saracens, Gloucester, Exeter and Northampton in last fourSaracens, Gloucester, Exeter and Northampton all have a chance to reach the Premiership final, but who will make it to Twickenham?
Insurance change frees Wales & Scotland players for World Cup training campsWelsh and Scottish players based in England will be available for all pre-World Cup training after changes to World Rugby's insurance policy.
Top Hogg: Departing star's five best moments for GlasgowAs he prepares to play his final game for the club before leaving for Exeter Chiefs, BBC Scotland looks at five of Stuart Hogg's best moments in a Glasgow shirt.
Saracens & Gloucester stars back for semi-finalTeam news as Saracens host Gloucester in Saturday's Premiership play-off semi-final fixture at Allianz Park (13:30 BST).
We know what's coming at Exeter - Saints chief BoydTeam news as Exeter Chiefs host Northampton Saints in Saturday's Premiership play-off semi-final at Sandy Park (16:30 BST).
Glasgow Warriors v Leinster: Trophies don't define Leinster - ContepomiLeinster's season will not be defined by winning or losing their Pro14 final against Glasgow Warriors, says backs coach Felipe Contepomi.
Pro14 final: Glasgow Warriors v Leinster (Sat)Glasgow Warriors name an unchanged team while Leinster recall three internationals for Saturday's Pro14 final at Celtic Park.
Final dream got me through 'dark places' - Glasgow's Zander FagersonThe prospect of Saturday's Pro14 final was the beacon of light that got Zander Fagerson through some "dark places", says the Glasgow Warriors prop.
Glasgow Warriors v Leinster: Five key issues ahead of Pro14 finalThe Pro14 showpiece should be one to savour, and these are the key issues that set the stage.
Title tilt vindicates Northampton move - BiggarWales fly-half Dan Biggar says playing in big club knockout games was one of the major reason he joined Northampton from Ospreys.
Danny Cipriani: Gloucester fly-half wins Premiership Player of the Season awardDanny Cipriani makes it an awards double after being crowned the Premiership Player of the Season.
'I want those nerves - I want to finish on a high' - Hogg on Glasgow farewellAs he prepares to end his nine-year stint at Glasgow Warriors, Stuart Hogg reflects on his debut, agitating for a move to Ulster, and how an "absolute shocker" revived this season.
Jack Nowell: Exeter's England winger says Chiefs are spurred on by 2018 Premiership final lossEngland winger Jack Nowell says the pain of losing last year's Premiership final is spurring on him and his Exeter team-mates.
Jamie Gibson: Northampton Saints flanker signs new deal with clubNorthampton Saints flanker Jamie Gibson extends his stay with the Premiership side after signing a new contract.
Dave Lewis: Harlequins scrum-half retires aged 30Harlequins' former Gloucester and Exeter scrum-half Dave Lewis retires at the age of 30 to become a financial advisor.
Sport on the BBC: Best of this week's TV & radio coverageThis week's sport on the BBC includes the World Taekwondo Championships, Super League's Magic Weekend, Formula E and the Monaco Grand Prix.
Alun Wyn Jones' Ospreys departure speculation, says coach Allen ClarkeOspreys coach Allen Clarke says it is not a foregone conclusion that Wales lock Alun Wyn Jones has played his last game for the region.
Josh Adams discusses his move from Worcester to Cardiff Blues and Wales' World Cup hopesWales wing Josh Adams on his gratitude to Worcester, ambition at Cardiff Blues and international hopes at the 2019 World Cup.
Cobus Reinach: Northampton Saints back on new arrival during play-off chaseScrum-half Cobus Reinach tells BBC Look East how he is balancing a play-off chase with Northampton Saints and becoming a father.
Luke Marshall: Is the Ulster and Ireland centre about to learn the All Blacks' Haka?Ulster's in-form centre Luke Marshall jokes about his chances of making a late bolt into Joe Schmidt's Ireland squad for the Rugby World Cup.
Naufahu's journey from Glasgow to Game of ThronesFrom Glasgow Warriors to Game of Thrones and Emilia Clarke, Joe Naufahu talks BBC Scotland through his journey from professional rugby player to Dothraki warlord.
Saracens win Champions Cup: What lies ahead for Mark McCallThe Rugby Union Weekly team discuss whether Mark McCall's future lies in Test rugby, or if will he stick with a Saracens side eyeing long-term dominance.
'The hot water didn't work' - Adams' long road to Wales stardomJosh Adams relives his journey from Scarlets reject to Six Nations star and looks forward to the World Cup and joining Cardiff Blues.
Cigarettes and missed kicks: Cardiff Blues v Leicester shootout 10 years onMartyn Williams and Jordan Crane revisit rugby's first shootout, 10 years on from Leicester's dramatic European win over Cardiff Blues.
Quiz: What do you know about Rory Best's career?From Grand Slam glory to Heineken Cup heartache, the Rory Best has been through the lot as a player, but how much can you remember?
'He gave me a blood capsule and told me to chew it' - 10 years on from one of rugby's biggest scandalsTen years on from Bloodgate, Tom Williams, Danny Care and Ugo Monye explain what happened that day and life in the aftermath of a rugby union scandal.
Britain's Swan loses French Open qualifierBritain's Katie Swan misses out on the French Open main draw after losing to Slovakia's Kristina Kucova in the final round of qualifying in Paris.
French Open 2019: Britain's Katie Boulter out of Roland Garros but set to earn £20,000British number two Katie Boulter confirms her withdrawal from the French Open after being included in main draw.
Kyrgios pulls out of French Open with illnessAustralian world number 36 Nick Kyrgios pulls out of the French Open with illness, meaning Cameron Norrie will now play a qualifier.
Federer set for French Open return as Nadal eyes 12th titleRoger Federer returns to the French Open for the first time in four years to challenge Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic's bids for more records.
Quiz: Test your 'love' of tennis in our pre-French Open quizIt's 20 years since Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf got together after winning the French Open singles titles - test your knowledge of tennis romance and 'love' scoring.
Laver Cup between Team Europe and Team World to become official ATP eventThe Laver Cup event between Europe and the rest of the world is to become an officially sanctioned ATP Tour event.
French Open: Roger Federer to play Lorenzo Sonego on return to ParisSwiss great Roger Federer's first French Open since 2015 will begin against Italy's Lorenzo Sonego.
The sociology, skydiving & squirrels behind Norrie's rise up the rankingsBritish number two Cameron Norrie tells BBC Sport why having a "normal life" at university is translating into success as a professional tennis player.
Britain's Swan through but Watson loses in ParisBritain's Katie Swan is one win away from reaching the main draw of the French Open as Heather Watson loses in qualifying.
Novak Djokovic: How 1999 Nato bombings of Belgrade shaped his careerAn in-depth look at Novak Djokovic's rise, from growing up in a war-torn country to becoming the world's best male tennis player.
Swan and Watson win French Open qualifying roundsBritain's Katie Swan and Heather Watson are through to the second round of French Open qualifying following victories in their opening matches on Wednesday.
Murray could 'potentially' play Wimbledon doublesAndy Murray could play doubles at Wimbledon but effectively rules out competing in the singles there this year.
Clarke loses to Davidovich Fokina in French Open qualifyingGreat Britain's Jay Clarke and James Ward are beaten in the first qualifying round of the French Open.
'I thought my career was over' - Azarenka on pregnancy, changing rules & prioritiesTwo-time Grand Slam champion Victoria Azarenka tells the BBC she thought she would never play tennis again after falling pregnant in 2016.
Lionel Messi, LeBron James and Serena Williams: The careers we wish would never endThey can't last forever - but here's a list of six sportspeople we definitely will not be ready to say goodbye to when the time comes.
Nadal defeats Djokovic to win Italian OpenRafael Nadal beats Novak Djokovic 6-0 4-6 6-1 to win the Italian Open for the ninth time.
Konta beaten by Pliskova in Italian Open finalBritish number one Johanna Konta's wait for a first WTA clay-court title continues after she loses to Karolina Pliskova in the Italian Open final.
Sport on the BBC: Best of this week's TV & radio coverageThis week's sport on the BBC includes the World Taekwondo Championships, Super League's Magic Weekend, Formula E and the Monaco Grand Prix.
Victoria Azarenka: I thought I'd never play tennis again when I found out I was pregnantVictoria Azarenka says that she thought her "career was over" when she discovered that she was pregnant with her son Leo.
London Marathon: Andy Murray discusses inspiring race before opening the men's eliteBefore the men's elite race at the London Marathon, British tennis star Andy Murray discusses his recovery from hip surgery and the inspiring people running Sunday's race - including his former coach Amelie Mauresmo.
Meet the 87-year-old tennis world number oneGordon Oates, who has achieved the accolade for over-85s doubles, says it is never too late to start.
International Women's Day: Judy Murray on inspiring female tennis coachesJudy Murray explains how she is trying to inspire the next generation of female tennis coaches - and why 10-year-old Naomi inspired her.
Andy Murray: Three-time Grand Slam champion 'pain-free' after hip surgeryAndy Murray says he is 'pain-free' after having hip surgery, but believes there is less than a 50% chance he will play singles at Wimbledon.
Judy Murray meets 10-year-old girl who wrote asking for coaching adviceJudy Murray meets up with a 10-year-old girl who wrote to her asking for advice about how to become a tennis coach.
Australian Open 2019: How 'scary' Novak Djokovic destroyed Rafa NadalWatch the best Novak Djokovic moments as he wins a record seventh Australian Open title and a third successive Grand Slam, sweeping aside Rafael Nadal in Melbourne.
Australian Open 2019: 'Naomi Osaka beats Petra Kvitova in thrilling finalWatch highlights as Japan's Naomi Osaka beats Petra Kvitova in a dramatic Australian Open final to win back-to-back Grand Slams and become the new world number one.
Australian Open: Novak Djokovic beats Lucas Pouille to reach final - best shotsTop seed Novak Djokovic sets up a tantalising Australian Open final against Rafael Nadal after beating Lucas Pouille in a one-sided semi-final.
Test yourself against our roofs, rain & racquets quizAs Wimbledon prepares to unveil its new roof over Court One, will you raise the roof or spring a leak in our latest tennis quiz?
Quiz: Test yourself on Venus v Serena and other sibling rivals in sportAfter Stephen Curry and Seth Curry made history in the NBA, we are asking how much you know about other famous sibling rivalries in sport.
Roger Federer's 100 titles in numbers: Where has he won most? Who has he beaten most?After Roger Federer brings up his century of titles in Dubai, BBC Sport breaks down the numbers behind his 100 singles titles.
Karim Hossam: The rise and fall of a match-fixing tennis prodigyHow one of the world's best young tennis players became one of its most corrupt.
Dolphins, lederhosen, clams and cows - weird and wonderful sporting trophiesDayana Yastremska wins a dolphin-shaped trophy at the Thailand Open - but it's not the weirdest one BBC Sport has seen.
Federer through the ages - 100 photos with every trophyBBC Sport flicks through images of each of Roger Federer's 100 ATP title wins, after the Swiss secured his century by winning the 2019 Dubai Tennis Championship.
In pictures: Djokovic's record seven Melbourne titlesAfter Novak Djokovic claims a historic seventh title at the Australian Open, BBC Sport takes a look at his successes over the years.
Andy Murray defies logic in five-set thriller to remind us he is still Andy MurrayDespite losing a five-set epic at his last Australian Open, Andy Murray showed enough to suggest a Wimbledon farewell could still be on the cards.
