Новости за 04.10.2017

Abi Harrison scores twice as Hibernian beat Celtic and move to within two points of Scottish Women's Premier League leaders Glasgow City.

Jermaine Jenas goes to the FA's national football centre for The Premier League Show to see what has changed since his age-group days.

Doctor Who star Matt Lucas says the first openly gay professional footballers will become icons.

Drew Spence gets the only goal as Chelsea beat Bayern Munich in their Women's Champions League last 32 tie in Kingston.

Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay announce plans to make a joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup.

Preview followed by live coverage of Thursday's World Cup qualifying game between England and Slovenia.

Northern Ireland keeper Michael McGovern reflects on his five years in the international wilderness as he prepares to face Germany in the World Cup qualifiers.

England manager Gareth Southgate says that the lack of top-flight football being played by young English players is a concern for him.

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says his side can "make life difficult" for Germany in Thursday's World Cup qualifier at Windsor Park.

Falkirk have named former Dundee manager Paul Hartley as successor to Peter Houston, who left the club two weeks ago.

Alisher Usmanov says he is not holding talks with majority shareholder Stan Kroenke about selling his stake in Arsenal.

Ivory Coast striker Seydou Doumbia looks set to miss the Elephants' final two 2018 World Cup qualifiers after injuring himself diving for a penalty.

Track the managerial ins and outs and a list of every boss in the top five leagues in England and the Scottish Premiership.

Premier League clubs unanimously agree to adjourn a meeting about ending the equal distribution of global TV money until next month.

Barcelona defender Gerard Pique says he will not be driven out of the Spain team by fans opposed to his beliefs on Catalan independence.

Gordon Strachan is sure Scotland will not be overawed as they seek a win over Slovakia to keep alive hopes of a World Cup play-off place.

Celtic defenders Jozo Simunovic and Mikael Lustig pick up injuries while on international duty.

BBC Sport speaks to former Manchester United defender Richard Eckersley, who now runs a zero waste shop in Devon.

Uefa open disciplinary proceedings against Spartak Moscow after Liverpool winger Bobby Adekanye was allegedly subjected to racist abuse.

Former Manchester City forward Jadon Sancho has been allowed to join England U-17's World Cup squad by new club Borussia Dortmund.

Tax officials raided the offices of Newcastle and West Ham in April.

Fifa needs to increase the severity of its punishments for homophobic chants by fans, says the chief of Football Against Racism in Europe.

Fifa rejects the Football Association's appeal to rubber-stamp midfielder Adrien Silva's move to Leicester City.

Port Vale appoint Gateshead manager Neil Aspin as the League Two club's new manager.

We look at the scenarios across the world to establish who needs to do what from the final qualifying matches for the 2018 World Cup.