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Star names including Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau face an uncertain future on the LIV tour, writes Iain Carter.
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Coventry boss Frank Lampard is attracting interest from Premier League clubs - but talks with the Sky Blues are key to his future.
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Former England and Chelsea captain Millie Bright speaks to BBC Sport a day after announcing her retirement.
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A stronger and faster Sonny Baker is ready to put last summer's difficult white-ball debuts for England behind him.
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Burnley are interested in appointing Craig Bellamy as manager after Scott Parker leaves following relegation from the Premier League.
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More than 300 sanctions have been handed to Russian athletes following the seizure of Moscow laboratory data in 2019, the World Anti-Doping Agency says.
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Kobbie Mainoo signs a new contract with Manchester United that will keep him at Old Trafford until 2031.
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Henry Pollock has signed with Eddie Hearn's talent agency in the hope of boosting his profile, but why has rugby found it so hard to forge mainstream figureheads?
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England's squad for this summer's Women's T20 World Cup will skip this weekend's round of domestic matches for a camp with the British Army.
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino says Iran will be at the 2026 World Cup, while Iranian officials are absent from the world football governing body's congress in Canada.
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Saudi Arabia will withdraw its multi-billion dollar backing of LIV Golf at the end of the season, plunging the future of the series into doubt.
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After keeping West Bromwich Albion in the Championship this season, James Morrison is given the head coach job on a permanent basis.
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John Higgins produces a battling display to draw level at 4-4 against Shaun Murphy in the opening session of their World Championship semi-final.
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Campaigners are disgusted the FA has apparently denied a link between heading the ball and brain injuries.
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Millie Bright sits down with the BBC's Jo Currie to talk about her decision to retire from football.
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Viktor Gyokeres puts Arsenal ahead from the spot before an equalising penalty from Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez in the second half. A third penalty call for the Gunners is overturned by VAR which ensures the first leg of their Champions League semi-final ends in a 1-1 draw.
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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes that the penalty awarded against Atletico Madrid for a foul on Eberechi Eze was not a "clear and obvious error", meaning VAR did not need to intervene and the original on-field decision to give the penalty should have stood.
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Forward Stina Blackstenius talks about Arsenal's Women's Champions League hopes and explains why she has extended her stay with the club.
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Neil Robertson plays a red off the cushion and into the yellow to divert the ball into the middle pocket in his quarter-final match against John Higgins at the World Snooker Championship.
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Ashley Young will end his playing career at Ipswich after saying it will be "23 years and out" at the end of this season.