Новости за 01.09.2017

Scotland ease to a fine victory away to Lithuania to breath new life into their World Cup qualifying campaign in Group F.

La Liga side Las Palmas sign 30-year-old Chelsea striker Loic Remy on a two-year deal in what is reported to be a free transfer.

England Under-21s begin their Euro 2019 qualifying campaign with a creditable draw against the Netherlands.

Wales Under-21s made a winning start to their Euro 2019 qualifiers, comfortably beating Switzerland in Biel.

Uefa begins an investigation into Paris St-Germain as part of its "ongoing monitoring" of Financial Fair Play regulations.

Swansea City target Andy Yiadom stays at Barnsley over late paperwork while Jefferson Montero leaves the Welsh club.

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's World Cup Qualifying - European game between Wales and Austria.

A 'crazy' market, similarities to Thierry Henry and a club unafraid to splash cash. BBC Sport analyses how Kylian Mbappe is a £166m player.

Watch Billericay's Jake Robinson score a wonder goal from in his own half against Dulwich Hamlet.

The West Ham striker was chased by motorcyclists who had tried to rob him of his £22,000 wristwatch.

Chelsea Ladies are to face German league runners-up Bayern Munich in the Women's Champions League last 32.

Leicester City are confident they will complete the signing Portugal midfielder Adrien Silva from Sporting Lisbon for £22m.

Ex-England captain Wayne Rooney was stopped by police near his Cheshire home, the BBC understands.

Captain Ashley Williams says Wales need to beat Austria on Saturday in Cardiff to generate the momentum to qualify for the 2018 World Cup.

Former Manchester United and West Ham midfielder Ravel Morrison joins Mexican club Atlas on loan from Lazio.

Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho scores on his first appearance of the season as Brazil beat Ecuador 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier.

England's women move up to third in the Fifa world rankings after reaching the semi-finals of the European Championship.

BBC Sport's David Ornstein answers the key questions Arsenal fans will be asking themselves, after the Premier League transfer window closed.

Premier League clubs take their deadline day spending to a record £210m but some of the highest-profile moves of the window fail to materialise.

Chelsea sign midfielder Danny Drinkwater from Leicester City for £35m, having also signed Torino full-back Davide Zappacosta.

What was the biggest shock? Who was the biggest bargain? And biggest risk? BBC pundits assess the signings in a topsy-turvy transfer window.

Charlie Adams goes for Manchester United and Trevor Sinclair pick out Manchester City as their big winners while Chelsea and Arsenal dominate the loser slots as the transfer window closes in the Premier League.

Everton's claim that Ross Barkley turned down a move to Chelsea after having a medical and agreeing a contract is disputed by a source close to the player.

BBC Sport asked you for your deadline day gifs and you delivered, watch the best of them here.

Thomas Lemar scores twice and Kylian Mbappe once as France thrash the Netherlands to go top of World Cup qualifying Group A.