Новости за 18.05.2017

BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on rock band Royal Blood in his predictions for the final day of the Premier League season.

After submitting a bid to a fans' website by mistake, Barnsley confirm signing of St Mirren midfielder Stevie Mallan.

Nottingham Forest's new owner Evangelos Marinakis denies accusations of match-fixing and criminality in Greece.

The best of the action from this week's WSL, featuring a 30-yard wonder goal from Liverpool's Caroline Weir and two goals from England's Ellen White.

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's League One play-off final between Bradford City and Millwall at Wembley.

Nottingham Forest are bought by Greek shipping magnate Evangelos Marinakis with his takeover passed by the EFL.

A blue plaque honouring Dick, Kerr Ladies, who went 200 games unbeaten, is unveiled.

Swansea boss Paul Clement will have "a conversation" with departing Chelsea captain John Terry about the possibility of signing him.

Crystal Palace boss Sam Allardyce says the Football Association's decision to introduce retrospective bans to players who dive is "utter rubbish".

Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland says TV box sets helped him get through his year out with an ankle injury.

French club AS Monaco celebrate winning Ligue 1 for the first time in 17 years by gatecrashing the post-match press conference.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho says the Premier League "doesn't care" about helping English sides in Europe.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Carlos Carvalhal defends Jordan Rhodes' decision to not take a penalty in their play-off defeat by Huddersfield.

A manager is struck on the head by a bottle as a Greek Super League fixture sees four red cards and is abandoned.

A Swedish top-flight fixture between Gothenburg and AIK is called off after an alleged match-fixing attempt.

A proposal to issue retrospective bans to players who dive is expected to be approved by the FA on Thursday.

Julian Draxler says Germany team-mate Mesut Ozil should leave Arsenal and join him at Paris St-Germain.

Aberdeen end a 26-year wait for a victory at Ibrox as Rangers lose their final home match of the season (UK only).

Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha tells counterpart Derek McInnes not to come to his office after Aberdeen's win at Ibrox.

Premiership bottom side Inverness boost their survival hopes with victory at Dundee (UK only).

St Johnstone get the better of Hearts as both sides play their penultimate match of the season (UK only).

Chelsea and Arsenal both score in stoppage time to draw, while WSL 1 Spring Series leaders Liverpool ease past Sunderland.

Player of the year Gylfi Sigurdsson says he is "very happy" at Swansea and it is "down to the club" if he is to be sold.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says Marouane Fellaini "felt his hamstring" in their goalless draw with Southampton on Wednesday.

Craig Shakespeare says he expects to be told "after Sunday" whether he will remain as Leicester manager.