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'Nobody expected this' - Dortmund target Wembley win

Despite a disappointing domestic campaign, Borussia Dortmund are one game away from becoming European champions for the second time.

End of an era as Mbappe suffers final PSG failure

Kylian Mbappe will have dreamed that his final Champions League act as a Paris St-Germain player would have been lifting the trophy at Wembley. The reality was very different.

'I thought they hated me' - Lyon on Ashes, Lancashire and Bazball

Nathan Lyon hopes to make a big impression for Lancashire, but the Australia great has unfinished Ashes business too.

Is tennis catching doping cheats or ruining careers?

A system designed to uncover cheats in tennis is under sharpened scrutiny after former Wimbledon champion Simona Halep's ban for a doping offence.

Can Real Madrid's 'futuristic' stadium keep them at the top?

BBC Sport visits Spain to find out why Real Madrid have radically remodelled their iconic Bernabeu stadium, as they aim to stay ahead of the competition in European football.

'Special athlete' Price can cement greatness with world title win

In her BBC Sport column, Hannah Rankin previews Olympic champion Lauren Price's world title tilt against Jessica McCaskill in Cardiff.

Man Utd to sack Ten Hag at end of season - Wednesday's gossip

Manchester United intend to sack Erik ten Hag at the end of the season, Thomas Tuchel interested in the Old Trafford job, plus more.

Spurs' Thomas relishing second FA Cup final

Tottenham striker Martha Thomas is preparing for her second successive Women's FA Cup final against former club Manchester United.

Toone and Russo share their pre-match superstitions

Manchester United's Ella Toone and Arsenal's Alessia Russo share their pre-match superstitions in a recent episode of their new podcast, the Tooney and Russo Show.

World champion Wilson wants 'legacy' after 'Rocky Balboa story'

Kyren Wilson compared himself to Rocky Balboa and says he wants to “build a legacy” in snooker after claiming his first world title.

Brown leads Celtics to emphatic win over Cavaliers

Jaylen Brown top scores as Eastern Conference top seeds the Boston Celtics beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-95 in game one of their play-off semi-final.

Fifa set to vote for 2027 Women's World Cup hosts

Fifa will hold a vote to decide whether Brazil or Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany will host the 2027 Women's World Cup.

No title party for Real before Bayern - Carvajal

Real Madrid won the La Liga title at the weekend, but defender Dani Carvajal says there were no celebrations as they target the Champions League final.

Milan wins stage four as Pogacar retains Giro lead

Italy's Jonathan Milan sprints to victory on stage four at the Giro d'Italia as Tadej Pogacar retains his overall lead.

Forest points deduction appeal rejected

Nottingham Forest fail in an appeal against their four-point punishment for breaching Premier League profit and sustainability rules.

'That's awesome' - Brewers fan celebrates catch in crowd

Watch as a Milwaukee Brewers fan gets hyped after leaping to catch Gary Sanchez's home-run ball.

Maradona's 'stolen' Golden Ball to be auctioned off

Diego Maradona's "stolen" Golden Ball trophy, awarded for being named the best player at the 1986 World Cup, has been found and will go to auction in France on 6 June.

England players meet police over racist abuse concerns

The police reassure England players that online racist abuse will be "taken seriously" during this summer's European Championship.

Shriever leads British squad for BMX Worlds

Olympic champion Bethany Shriever leads an 11-strong British team at the BMX Racing World Championships.

Scotland lose final & will face England in T20 World Cup

Scotland will face England at this autumn’s Women’s T20 World Cup as they lose against Sri Lanka in the final of the ICC qualifier.

Ex-Scotland rugby captain Hogg ordered to stay away from wife

The 31-year-old has pleaded not guilty to a domestic charge of acting in an abusive manner towards the mother of his four children

Watch the best shots as Wilson beats Jones to world title

Watch the best shots from the World Snooker Championship final as Kyren Wilson beat Jak Jones 18-14 at The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.

How Maresca took Leicester back to big time - but clouds on horizon?

Guillem Balague takes a closer look at how Enzo Maresca guided Leicester to promotion but the club's future remains uncertain.

I had to choose between my brain and my fight - Hardy

Former WBO featherweight champion Heather Hardy says her boxing career could be over after suffering "too much brain damage".

Why Gooch's PGA invite is important for men's golf

Talor Gooch’s invitation to play next week’s US PGA Championship at Valhalla is a significant step for men's professional golf, writes Iain Carter.

Reducing amount of cricket will not help - Filby

Reducing the amount of domestic cricket will not help the sport, says Sussex chair Jon Filby.

Sheffield to 'move heaven and earth' for World Championship

Barry Hearn predicts Sheffield will do everything within its means to keep snooker's World Championship in the city.

Hull sack boss Rosenior after not making play-offs

Hull City part company with head coach Liam Rosenior despite him being nominated for the Championship's manager of the year award.

Man Utd 'deserved defeat' against Palace - Ten Hag

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says his side "deserved" to lose against Crystal Palace following their 4-0 loss at Selhurst Park in the Premier League.

Players had a lot of fun beating Man Utd - Glasner

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says his players had "a lot of fun playing football" in their 4-0 victory against Manchester United.

How 'electric' Salah 'had a point to prove' against Spurs

Match of the Day 2 pundit and ex-Wales captain Ashley Williams analyses forward Mohamed Salah's performance in Liverpool's 4-2 win over Tottenham.

Disappearing Rice, distracting fans and Salah's miss

Disappearing Declan Rice, distracting fans and Mohamed Salah's miss feature in this week's edition of 2 Good 2 Bad.

Reiten scores four in Chelsea's 8-0 win over Bristol City

Watch highlights as Chelsea put eight goals past Bristol City, keeping their Women's Super League title hopes alive.

Wilson pots dramatic final black after Jones fightback

Kyren Wilson wins a dramatic last frame on day one of the World Snooker Championship final to hold an 11-6 overnight lead over Jak Jones at the Crucible Theatre.

Arsenal score late twice to stun title-chasing Man City

Watch the highlights as Arsenal's Stina Blackstenius scores two late goals to slow down Manchester City's Women's Super League title charge.

West Ham's big away defeats down to losing Rice - Moyes

West Ham boss David Moyes says the reason his side have slumped to some big away defeats in the Premier League this season is because they sold Declan Rice to Arsenal last summer.

Liverpool job is a rollercoaster - Klopp

Manager Jurgen Klopp says his Liverpool side were "really good, until they were really rubbish," calling his job "a rollercoaster" after a hectic 4-2 win against Tottenham.

Vingegaard 'hopes' to make Tour after injury

Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard says he hopes to regain enough fitness to defend his title following serious injury.

Rees-Zammit 'picking brain' of Mahomes at Chiefs camp

Louis Rees-Zammit praises the advice of quarterback Patrick Mahomes as he continues his transition to American football with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Could Palace's Wharton make England's Euros squad?

After another impressive performance for Crystal Palace, could 20-year-old Adam Wharton get a shock England Euro 2024 call-up?

Wembanyama named NBA Rookie of the Year

The San Antonio Spurs power forward is the first Frenchman to win the award.

Ex-Ulster wing Adair named in Ireland's T20 World Cup squad

Former Ulster wing Ross Adair is included in the Ireland cricket squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup in the US and Caribbean.

Townend's Grand Slam hopes over after withdrawal

Oliver Townend's hopes of winning the Rolex Grand Slam are over after he was forced to withdraw Ballaghmor Class from Badminton Horse Trials.

'West Ham's owners have messed Moyes around'

West Ham's owners have "messed" David Moyes around and could have shown him "more respect", says former Premier League striker Chris Sutton.

'Underperforming' Man Utd 'one of worst-coached teams in league'

Erik ten Hag criticises his Manchester United side after they are thrashed 4-0 by Crystal Palace.

The long Moyes West Ham goodbye is over - what will his legacy be?

David Moyes' West Ham tenure is coming to an end after a difficult final season - what will his legacy be among fans?

'I don't trust anyone' - How trolling over Kiptum death hurt Kipchoge

Eliud Kipchoge says his family received threats on social media after the death of fellow marathon runner Kelvin Kiptum.

'Norris win a popular one as end-of-empire feeling swirls around Red Bull'

Lando Norris' win in Miami was overdue and his talent has been clear for a long time, writes F1 correspondent Andrew Benson.

A penalty, a smirk and an armband that went viral

Byron Webster's winning penalty kick to earn Bromley promotion was a moment that would immediately go viral on social media.

The Welsh boxer with enough siblings for a football team

Boxing might be the loneliest sport, just not for Welsh featherweight Rhys Edwards.

WSL title race 'wide open' after Chelsea run riot and Man City lose

Manchester City looked like they had one hand on the WSL trophy until everything changed against Arsenal.

Flying discs & overhead kicks - the next Olympic sports?

The Olympic spotlight can inject money and new participants into a sport and the fight to get a place on the programme is as fierce as ever.

'I didn't bully him enough' – a death, regret and revolution

It is 30 years since the death of Ayrton Senna. Sid Watkins, the man who tried to save him, was a close friend who led two safety revolutions within Formula 1.

Schalke's fall to the edge of existence

Despite recent assurances that Schalke’s finances are holding up, the viability of the debt-saddled club as a genuine power is in doubt.

Booing your own anthem - Hong Kong and a dilemma

Beijing's increasing influence has led to speculation that Hong Kong's days of an independent football scene are numbered.

The controversial dress code at sport's biggest party

Paris will welcome the world this summer, but France's distinctive relationship with religion means its own Olympic athletes will have a different dress code.

Facing disaster - the Forest fans at Hillsborough

Ninety-seven Liverpool fans died as a result of April 1989's Hillsborough disaster. Nottingham Forest fans have been the silent witnesses of the horror that day.

'More than a fighter' - how Rousey finally found peace

Ronda Rousey - judoka, mixed martial artist, wrestler - tells BBC Sport how she has found inner peace after coming back from the lowest point of her career.

Northampton can be 'one of best in the world' - Lawes

Courtney Lawes says Northampton’s narrow loss to Leinster in the Champions Cup shows they have the potential to be one of the best club sides in the world.

'Special athlete' Price can cement greatness with world title win

In her BBC Sport column, Hannah Rankin previews Olympic champion Lauren Price's world title tilt against Jessica McCaskill in Cardiff.

All you need to know about the North West 200

From the riders to watch to how to follow the action, BBC Sport NI takes a look at the North West 200 road races ahead of the 2024 event.