Football

The BBC secures radio rights for Premier League games for another three years until the end of the 2021-22 season.

Jurors in the manslaughter trial of match commander David Duckenfield are unable to reach a verdict.

It's FA Cup semi-final weekend, with Man City, Brighton, Watford and Wolves all hoping to book a place in the final on 18 May.

The suggestion that Juventus forward Moise Kean was partly to blame for racist abuse is laughable, says Manchester City's Raheem Sterling.

Loren Dykes will become the second player in Welsh football history to reach 100 international caps when she faces the Czech Republic on Thursday.

What's it like being on the bench? The man with the most Premier League sub appearances (157 and counting), Peter Crouch, takes Tom Fordyce and Chris Stark behind the scenes.

Championship strugglers Bolton Wanderers are given a further five weeks to settle their debts or risk administration.

Michael Morrow and BBC Sport NI colleague Thomas Kane attempt, with decidedly mixed results, to impress Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill with their football skills.

BBC Sport takes a tour of Tottenham Hotspur's new £1bn stadium as they prepare to host their first Premier League game on Wednesday evening against Crystal Palace.

Cardiff City want direct talks with Nantes in an effort to solve the dispute over the £15m transfer fee for plane crash victim Emiliano Sala.

Rochdale appoint caretaker boss Brian Barry-Murphy as their permanent manager on a two-year contract.

Roger Verdi recollects trying to make it as a British Asian in English football in the 1970s and playing with some of the game's greats in the USA.

BBC Scotland examines how soon Neil Lennon's side could be celebrating another title triumph.