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BBS Sport (Anglicky)

1. 'Scotland's wild ride from false dawns and fatalism to tilt at history'

   Scotland spent decades staring in the window as Ireland and Wales partied in the Six Nations. In Dublin on Saturday, they finally have a shot at glory.

2. Would Arsenal be 'ugliest title winners in history'? What stats say

   While Arsenal continue their challenge on four fronts, their style of play continues to be criticised by some. Is it justified?

3. Aberg sets Players pace as McIlroy and Scheffler toil

   Ludvig Aberg fires a sublime 63 to lead the Players Championship by two shots at halfway as Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler narrowly make the cut.

4. Wood 'improving' but thinking of life after cricket

   England bowler Mark Wood says his injured knee is improving but admits he has started thinking about life after cricket for the first time.

5. Bahrain & Saudi Arabia Grands Prix to be cancelled

   The Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix scheduled for next month are set to be cancelled as a result of the Middle East war.

6. Too good to go down? Ranking shock Premier League relegations

   Premier League champions, FA Cup winners and club legends have all suffered the unwanted fate, but which relegated side really was "too good to go down"?

7. Why 2026 was Cheltenham's year of the outsider

   The average starting price of the 28 winners hit a 10-year high as 2026 marked a difficult year for punters at the Cheltenham Festival.

8. 'No second chance' for Ireland in Six Nations finale

   Ireland captain Caelan Doris says there is no "second chance" as his side prepare to host Scotland in Saturday's Six Nations Triple Crown decider.

9. Tottenham players can either 'cry or fight' - Tudor

   Tottenham interim boss Igor Tudor says his players can "cry or fight" as they seek to avoid relegation from the Premier League.

10. 'Drop points at West Ham and it's over' - Guardiola

    Pep Guardiola says the Premier League title race will be "over" if his Manchester City side drop points at West Ham on Saturday.

11. Kildunne and Kabeya return as Lightning beat Quins

    England pair Ellie Kildunne and Sadia Kabeya return for their teams as Loughborough Lightning beat Harlequins 43-33 in Premiership Women's Rugby.

12. England's James signs new contract with Chelsea

    England forward Lauren James signs a new contract with Chelsea, keeping her at the club until 2030.

13. Wakefield fight back to beat Leeds and reach Challenge Cup quarters

    Wakefield Trinity produce a dominant second-half display as they recover from 14-12 down at half-time to beat Leeds Rhinos 24-14 and reach the Challenge Cup quarter-finals for the second season in a row.

14. 'Who's pulled the plug?' - Power cut interrupts Challenge Cup tie

    Wakefield Trinity's fourth-round match against Leeds Rhinos in the Challenge Cup is brought to an abrupt halt after a power cut causes the stadium to be plunged into darkness just six minutes into the match.

15. 'Simply stunning' - Monchengladbach take lead against St. Pauli in style

    Kevin Stoger's first goal of the season is one to remember as he gives Borussia Monchengladbach a stunning lead against St. Pauli in the Bundesliga.

16. What's it like to be a Sunderland fan?

    Sunderland fan and BBC Sport commentator Steve Cram charts the highs and lows of supporting the Black Cats, from the depths of League One to the dizzy heights of the Premier League.

17. 'You can be the victim or change' - Tudor on Spurs mentality

    Tottenham interim boss Igor Tudor says his players can either "cry or fight" as they try and avoid relegation from the Premier League.

18. Divisive, ruthless, brilliant - how Galthie helped France find their mojo

    Fabien Galthie has driven sky-high standards throughout his coaching career - but he has not always made friends on the way.

19. Errors and ill-discipline - the numbers behind England's nightmare Six Nations

    BBC Sport examines what has gone wrong with England's Six Nations campaign with their final game against France approaching.

20. Why France will play in light blue against England

    France will wear a special edition pale blue shirt in Saturday's Six Nations game to mark 120 years of rivalry against England.