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1. Ekitike to miss rest of season and World Cup - Deschamps

   France manager Didier Deschamps confirms striker Hugo Ekitike will miss the rest of the season and World Cup after suffering a suspected Achilles injury during Liverpool's Champions League quarter-final defeat by Paris St-Germain on Tuesday.

2. British doubles legend Murray retires from tennis

   Jamie Murray, who became the first British doubles player to rise to world number one, has announced his retirement from tennis.

3. Maguire gets extra ban and will miss Chelsea trip

   Manchester United defender Harry Maguire will miss Saturday's trip to Chelsea after receiving an additional one-match ban.

4. Slot says VAR has gone against Liverpool - is he right?

   Liverpool's exit from the Champions League was hastened by a VAR intervention. BBC Sport analyses the key refereeing decisions in their season.

5. 'I might not be here' - Stokes on being hit in face by ball

   England captain Ben Stokes says he "got out quite lucky" with major facial surgery after an incident in the nets at Durham.

6. John Terry and Colchester - what both parties have to gain from takeover

   BBC Sport explores John Terry's imminent takeover of Colchester, why ex-pros are buying clubs, and what the feeling is among fans.

7. World Cup winner Kildunne reveals body dysmorphia struggle

   England rugby star Ellie Kildunne reveals she suffered from disordered eating and body dysmorphia during the coronavirus lockdown.

8. GB's Cairess out of London Marathon with injury

   Emile Cairess is ruled out of this year's London Marathon - where he was expected to challenge Sir Mo Farah's British record - because of a calf issue.

9. County replacements rule could be changed in May

   Rules allowing replacement players in the County Championship could be changed at the end of the first block of fixtures.

10. Murray retires after 'tough year of tennis'

    Seven-time Grand Slam champion Jamie Murray retires from tennis, saying he had no desire to return to the sport and has no regrets.

11. Peaty wins British 100m title in 'astonishing' time

    Adam Peaty puts on an "astonishing" performance in the men's 100m breaststroke final, with a time of 58.97 seconds at the Acquatics Great British Swimming Championships.

12. Seven-time Grand Slam champion Murray retires

    Seven-time Grand Slam champion Jamie Murray retires from tennis as one of the most-decorated doubles players in the world. Here's a look back at his 2007 and 2017 mixed doubles triumphs at Wimbledon.

13. 'I wasn't surprised' - Slot critical of overturned Liverpool penalty

    Liverpool boss Arne Slot believes the penalty that was overturned by VAR in his side's Champions League second-leg defeat by PSG would "usually" have been given, but says the Reds have had bad luck with refereeing decisions this season.

14. Scotland score in stoppage time to salvage draw with Belgium

    Watch the highlights as Scotland score in stoppage time to salvage a World Cup qualification draw with Belgium.

15. The marketing manager trying to match father's world record

    Adam Wilkie, a marketing manager and the son of Olympic swimming champion David, is chasing his father's world record time in his memory.

16. Joshua v Fury will not be in Dublin - Hearn

    A heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua "is not going to happen at Croke Park" according to Eddie Hearn.

17. Refereeing in Atletico tie 'a robbery' - Barca's Raphinha

    Barcelona's exit from the Champions League quarter-finals was "a robbery", says their forward Raphinha.

18. Bayern links and World Cup hopes - a big summer for Gordon

    Anthony Gordon faces a big summer - with World Cup hopes and the possibility that Newcastle will need to sell him. So what comes next for the England forward?

19. Alcaraz out of Barcelona Open with wrist injury

    World number two Carlos Alcaraz pulls out of the Barcelona Open with an injury to his right wrist, one month before the start of his French Open defence.

20. Two fans get first banning orders for tailgating

    Two men become the first in England to be convicted for breaking a new tailgating law at last month's Carabao Cup final.