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1. How Coventry earned Premier League return after 25 years

   After a quarter of a century out of the Premier League, groundshares and administration, Frank Lampard has led Coventry City back to the top flight.

2. Bournemouth close to appointing Rose

   Bournemouth are close to appointing Marco Rose as Andoni Iraola's replacement as head coach.

3. One of Arsenal's greatest unsung heroes - Keown's tribute to Manninger

   Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown pays tribute to his old friend and former Gunners team-mate Alex Manninger, who has died at the age of 48.

4. Carrick leaves door open for Rashford return

   Michael Carrick says there has been no decision made on the Manchester United future of Marcus Rashford, who has spent the season on loan at Barcelona.

5. O'Sullivan chasing eighth Crucible title aged 50

   In 2001, Ronnie O'Sullivan won his first World Snooker Championship. Now, a quarter of a century later, the Rocket is aiming for a record-breaking eighth title.

6. Russell 'would understand' if Verstappen leaves F1

   George Russell says Formula 1 "would not want to lose" Max Verstappen - but would "understand" if the four-time world champion decided to leave the sport.

7. Mental stress led to anti-doping charge - Vondrousova

   Former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova is charged with refusing a doping test by the ITIA in an incident the Czech player said happened as she had "reached a breaking point after months of physical and mental stress".

8. Fans being fleeced by £111 World Cup train tickets - FSA

   The Football Supporters' Association says fans are being "fleeced" and "gouged" by the high cost of train tickets to World Cup games in New Jersey.

9. Chelsea midfielder Palmer denies Man Utd links

   Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer says he has "no plans" to leave the club amid links to Manchester United.

10. Coventry promotion special and unique - Lampard

    Coventry City boss Frank Lampard calls his side's promotion back to the Premier League after 25 years away a "unique" achievement.

11. Website part-owned by Boehly offers Chelsea FA Cup tickets for £1,705

    A US-based website linked to Todd Boehly is selling Chelsea tickets at inflated prices, leaving the club's fans angry.

12. Celtic 'not good enough' for O'Neill to dream of cup glory

    A revenge mission against St Mirren in the Scottish Cup semi-finals could set up Martin O'Neill for a huge farewell - but the interim Celtic manager is reluctant to look that far ahead.

13. Sutton's predictions v boxer Molly McCann & the Boo Radleys

    Chris Sutton takes on boxer Molly McCann and The Boo Radley's frontman Sice Rowbottom plus the BBC readers and AI with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

14. Arsenal light training ground fire to inspire players

    Arsenal light a fire at their London Colney training ground to motivate players before crucial week.

15. What does the Saudi Arabia PIF's change in approach mean for Newcastle?

    Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) set out to disrupt, but the fund has sent tremors through the world of sport in a very different way this week.

16. Liverpool to rival Man Utd for Wharton - Saturday's gossip

    Liverpool are set to compete with Manchester United for Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, Tottenham have agreement to sign Bournemouth's Marcos Senesi, Newcastle United are prepared to sell Yoane Wissa, plus more.

17. Bristol thump Gloucester to narrow gap to top four

    Bristol score seven tries as they inflict a record-breaking defeat on Gloucester, which keeps their Prem play-off hopes alive.

18. Lancs confused by 'bizarre' injury replacement call

    The County Championship's player substitution rules are questioned again after Lancashire are denied their request for Tom Bailey to replace Ajeet Singh Dale.

19. Leeds run riot at Huddersfield to go top

    Brodie Croft scores four of Leeds Rhinos' 10 tries as they go top of Super League with a big win at Huddersfield Giants.

20. Guardiola proud to be challenging Arsenal for title

    Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said the title race is "over" with six games to play if they lose to Arsenal on Sunday but there are still "many things to do".