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1. Greaves becomes first female PDC title winner

   Beau Greaves becomes the first woman to win a PDC ranking title by defeating Michael Smith 8-7 in the Players Championship 11 final in Milton Keynes.

2. Joshua signs deal to fight Fury - Hearn

   Former heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua has signed to fight Tyson Fury but will first have a warm-up fight against Kristian Prenga in Riyadh on 25 July.

3. Higgins recovers to beat O'Sullivan in Crucible epic

   Four-time winner John Higgins produces a sensational recovery from 8-3 and 9-4 down to defeat Ronnie O'Sullivan 13-12 in a final-frame last-16 Crucible epic.

4. Four ways to tackle football's frustrating 'tactical timeout'

   Next season, leagues will be allowed to select from a series of trials to try to stop the goalkeeper tactical time-out. BBC Sport looks at the proposals.

5. Players guilty of misconduct face two-shot penalty

   R&A chief executive Mark Darbon says that players guilty of on course misconduct could receive a two-shot penalty at the Open in July.

6. Lighter than a bar of soap - the shoes worn to shatter marathon record

   Sabastian Sawe and Tigst Assefa rewrote the record books in London on Sunday. Was it in part down to the shoes?

7. Rangers blink but twists still to come in colossal title race

   This epic Scottish Premiership season won't be over until it's over, writes Tom English.

8. Who will win the Champions League? Place your vote

   Thirty-two teams have fallen in this season's Champions League and four remain - so who will become kings of Europe on 30 May? BBC Sport delves into the stats, while experts make predictions.

9. World Cup group stage set for yellow card amnesty

   Fifa is set to change the rules around suspensions for accumulated yellow cards at this summer's World Cup.

10. Sabalenka fights back to beat Osaka at Madrid Open

    World number one Aryna Sabalenka comes from a set and a break down to beat Naomi Osaka in the fourth round of the Madrid Open, while third seed Coco Gauff is defeated by Linda Noskova.

11. Higgins wins final-frame decider to beat O'Sullivan

    Four-time winner John Higgins produces a sensational recovery from 8-3 and 9-4 down to defeat Ronnie O'Sullivan 13-12 in a final-frame Crucible epic to reach the World Championship quarter-finals.

12. Fernandez fires Chelsea to FA Cup final showdown with Man City

    Enzo Fernandez' first-half header gives Chelsea a 1-0 win over Leeds United in the semi-final of the FA Cup at Wembley Stadium.

13. How lack of goalline technology denied Kerr hat-trick

    Women's Football Show pundits Gilly Flaherty and Nia Jones look at Sam Kerr's legitimate goal that wasn't given due to a lack of goalline technology in the WSL.

14. Fitzpatrick brothers' victory seals Alex's PGA Tour card

    Alex and Matt Fitzpatrick win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans pairs tournament, earning younger brother Alex automatic membership of the PGA Tour through to 2028.

15. Lingard on playing in Brazil and Man Utd

    Jesse Lingard talks about moving to Corinthians, and discusses why Michael Carrick should get the Manchester United manager's job.

16. Could a Premier League club lose their European place once again?

    After Crystal Palace's issues last season, could a Premier League club lose their European place once again because of dual ownership issues?

17. Arsenal expect Havertz to play in title run-in

    Arsenal expect Kai Havertz to play a part in their title run-in despite the forward suffering a muscular injury against Newcastle.

18. Gay boosts England hopes as Durham chase 336 to beat Lancashire

    Emilio Gay and David Bedingham both score unbeaten centuries as Durham easily chase 336 to beat Lancashire by eight wickets.

19. 'It surprised me' - how Sawe made history with sub-two-hour marathon

    Kenya's Sabastian Sawe on becoming the first person to break the two-hour barrier for the marathon.

20. Champions League at risk for Man Utd so what next for Skinner?

    Securing Women's Champions League football for next season is now out of Manchester United's hands - so where does that leave manager Marc Skinner?