Новости за 12.10.2017

Alex McLeish says it would be "hard" to say no if he was offered the Scotland job, while David Moyes and Paul Lambert have their backers.

Former Liverpool, Wigan and England goalkeeper Chris Kirkland speaks honestly and openly about his battles with anxiety and depression which led to him retiring from professional football.

Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure says the 2018 World Cup will be a "big mess" if it is marred by racism and discrimination.

Mark Lawrenson takes on rapper - and Arsenal fan - Wretch 32 in the next round of Premier League matches.

The results of the Liberian presidential elections have not been announced.

Watford's Tom Cleverley describes Hornets boss Marco Silva as a "top manager", who lives up to the standards set by the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson.

Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's Scottish Premiership game between St Johnstone and Rangers.

Former Liverpool FC player Frank Lockey was found dead in his chair at Julian Hospital in Norwich.

The FA's head of women’s leagues and competitions, Katie Brazier, defends changes to Women's Super League club licence criteria.

Adrien Silva is training with Leicester City, despite Fifa rejecting the midfielder's registration on deadline day.

Former Liverpool and England goalkeeper Chris Kirkland tells BBC Sport about his battle with anxiety.

Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha tells Gabby Logan he instantly felt "the love" from Eagles fans after returning from Manchester United.

Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's Championship game between Birmingham City and Cardiff City.

Former Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith believes it was the right decision for Gordon Strachan to leave his role as Scotland manager.

Foreign referees will officiate select Chinese Super League games this weekend in response to recent controversies.

Gordon Strachan departs as Scotland manager after almost five years and two failed qualification campaigns.

The Swiss Prosecutor's Office opens a criminal proceeding into Paris St-Germain's chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi.

His voice is familiar to millions of football fans and now television commentator Martin Tyler is 90 minutes away from the FA Cup first round.

Peter Taylor leaves his role as director of football and caretaker manager at League One strugglers Gillingham.

The world's most famous illegal goal meets brand new technology - how video refereeing would have stopped Maradona's 'Hand of God'.

Sion club president Christian Constantin is given a 14-month ban for striking former Switzerland coach Rolf Fringer.

Aston Villa chairman Tony Xia is fined £4,000 by the Football Association after sending a tweet about referee Jeremy Simpson.

Two years after Jurgen Klopp was appointed as Liverpool manager, Reds fans and experts give their verdict on the job the German has done so far at Anfield.

St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright brands his Rangers counterpart Pedro Caixinha "paranoid" and insists he has shown a lack of respect.

Robert Kraft is "still intrigued" by the idea of buying a Premier League club, but is put off by the absence of a salary cap.