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1. Could history be rewritten? Guardiola, Man City and the 115 charges

   With Pep Guardiola expected to leave Manchester City at the end of this season, how do the club's 115 Premier League charges for alleged financial rule breaches potentially affect his legacy at Etihad Stadium?

2. Man City set to replace Guardiola with Maresca

   Enzo Maresca is set to replace Pep Guardiola as Manchester City manager before next season.

3. Stewart & Curtis in Scotland World Cup squad

   Ross Stewart and Findlay Curtis are named in Scotland's World Cup squad but there is no place for Lennon Miller.

4. 'I broke the curse' - the fall and rise of a teenage Grand Slam champion

   When 19-year-old Bianca Andreescu stunned Serena Williams to win the US Open. It was unthinkable it would be more than 2,300 days before her next triumph.

5. D-Day for Spygate: What's at stake and what could happen?

   Southampton's place in the play-off final is at stake as they face a disciplinary hearing as they stand charged of watching a Middlesbrough training session. The result is expected to come on Tuesday.

6. Five reasons why Best was a genius

   George Best would have been 80 on 22 May. Take a look back on an unforgettable career and enjoy five of his most memorable goals.

7. Tense, tetchy but triumphant - all Arsenal eyes now on Bournemouth

   All Arsenal eyes will be on Bournemouth v Man City on Tuesday with the Gunners agonisingly close to ending their 22-year wait for a Premier League title.

8. Toone returns as England bid to seal World Cup spot

   Manchester United midfielder Ella Toone returns to the England squad for the crucial Women's World Cup qualifiers against Spain and Ukraine.

9. Usyk v Verhoeven - all you need to know

   Everything you need to know about Oleksandr Usyk's world title defence against Rico Verhoeven in Egypt on Saturday.

10. Why don't drivers enter other series like Verstappen? F1 Q&A

    BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before the Canadian Grand Prix.

11. Arsenal one step closer to title after hard-fought win over Burnley

    Arsenal take a huge step towards becoming Premier League champions as Kai Havertz's goal is enough to beat relegated Burnley at Emirates Stadium.

12. Did England 'fake relationships' cost team 2006 World Cup glory?

    Former England players and coaching staff reflect on whether intense Premier League rivalries may have undermined the so-called Golden Generation at the 2006 World Cup.

13. Havertz should have been sent off - Jackson

    Burnley interim manager Mike Jackson is pleased with the way his side kept themselves in the game in their 1-0 defeat at Arsenal and is unhappy Kai Havertz was not sent off in the second half.

14. We played some of our best football of season in first half - Arteta

    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta feels his side played some of their "best football" of the season in their hard-fought 1-0 win over Burnley which edges them closer to their first Premier League title for 22 years.

15. Should Cunha's goal have been disallowed?

    BBC Sport pundits Mark Schwarzer and Dion Dublin believe Bryan Mbeumo using his arm to trap the ball to his side to help better control Diego Dalot's cross in the build-up to Matheus Cunha's goal, gave Manchester United an "unfair advantage" in their 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.

16. Relegations, a final and Battle of Bridge - the Spurs-Chelsea rivalry

    If Tottenham survive at Stamford Bridge, away to Chelsea, it would be seen by many supporters as an unforgivable outcome for those involved.

17. Guardiola's legacy of genius will resonate for years to come

    As Manchester City prepare for Pep Guardiola's exit, Phil McNulty reflects on how he has changed football in England.

18. 'Miles away' - Havertz 'lucky' to avoid red card

    Kai Havertz takes Arsenal closer to winning their first Premier League title in 22 years, but nearly goes from hero to villain as he escapes a red card.

19. Higgo splits with caddie after missing tee time and US PGA cut

    Garrick Higgo splits with caddie Austin Gaugert after a penalty for being late for his tee time contributed to him missing the cut at the US PGA Championship.

20. Former champion McDowell qualifies for US Open

    Former US Open champion Graeme McDowell secures one of the final nine qualification spots for this year's edition in Shinnecock Hills.