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What do English sides need to progress in Women's Champions League?
BBC Sport assesses how Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd have fared so far in this season’s Women’s Champions League with two league phase rounds remaining. Source link
Trump thrashes Williams after ending cue 'experiment'
World number one Judd Trump sweeps to a 4-0 win over an out-of-sorts Mark Williams in just 48 minutes to reach the semi-finals of the Riyadh Season Snooker Championship. Source link
Israeli cycling team taken over by Iniesta's company
The team formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech is taken over by a branding company co-founded by Barcelona legend and World Cup winner Andres Iniesta. Source link
Lee produces career-best round to lead LPGA finale
South Korea’s Somi Lee shoots a career-best eight-under 64 to open up a two-shot lead in the first round of the LPGA’s lucrative season-ending CME Group Tour Championship. Source link
Bronze reacts to 'frustrating' Champions League draw
Chelsea’s defender Lucy Bronze speaks about frustrating second-half against her former club Barcelona as they draw 1-1 in the Women’s Champions League. Source link
Man Utd in three-club Anderson fight – Friday's gossip
Manchester United in race with Liverpool and Newcastle for Elliot Anderson, Arsenal explore deal for Scott McTominay, Crystal Palace reignite interest in Ousmane Diomande, plus more. Source link
Third time lucky? Yarde to show 'best version' in title bid
Anthony Yarde says he is a “better fighter now” than during his previous title challenges as he aims to become a world champion at the third attempt. Source link
'Wicked strike' from Pajor to bring Barcelona level
Ewa Pajor scores an “emphatic” equaliser for Barcelona in their Champions League match against Chelsea. Source link
'World-class' Carpenter goal puts Chelsea ahead against Barcelona
Chelsea’s Ellie Carpenter scores a stunning opener against FC Barcelona in the Women’s Champions League. Source link
I was kicked off school team, now girls can play football – Smith
A target for 90% of schools in England to offer girls equal access to football in PE lessons is achieved three years ahead of schedule. Source link