Новости за 17.10.2017

Brendan Rodgers calls on his Celtic players to show resilience and confidence when they face Bayern Munich in the Allianz Arena.

Douglas Ross will be an assistant referee in the Barcelona v Olympiakos game as a debate is held at Westminster.

England held their nerve to beat Japan 5-4 on penalties to reach the quarter-finals of the Under-17 World Cup in India.

Interim England manager Mo Marley says she's "honoured and privileged" to be managing her country and wants to give the players "stability".

England captain Steph Houghton says the atmosphere around their match against Russia was "emotional and distracting".

Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill says he is pleased to be playing the second leg of the World Cup qualifier against Denmark in Dublin.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho distances himself from speculation he is keen to move to Paris St-Germain.

Timothy Weah says he is not overawed by the prospect of following the footsteps of famous father, and Liberian legend, George.

Leicester City sack manager Craig Shakespeare just four months after he took the job on a permanent basis.

England women's interim manager Mo Marley says 'no players are ruled out' under her leadership.

Jose Mourinho says "it is easy to guess" his Manchester United team against Benfica after claiming he is short of options.

Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata is set to return from a hamstring injury as the Blues look to maintain their 100% Champions League start.

The Brazilian footballer is the latest in a string of players to be pursued by Spanish authorities.

Northern Ireland will play Switzerland in the World Cup play-offs as they aim to qualify for their first finals since 1986.

Newcastle United is being put up for sale at the "right time" and is in a "healthy position", according to a sport finance expert Dan Plumley.

The short period between legs in the World Cup qualifier against Australia is criticised by Honduras' coach, Jorge Luis Pinto.

League One Shrewsbury hope to have safe standing in place by the end of the season after reaching their crowdfunding target.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp describes himself as a "charismatic, funny loser" before Liverpool's match against Maribor.

Hertha Berlin's Ivorian forward Salomon Kalou compares racism to terrorism as he explains why the German side "took the knee" on Saturday.

Terry Butcher has previously voiced his pride in son Christopher for his military service.

Timothy Weah, the son of legendary AC Milan striker George, scores a hat-trick for the United States at the U17 World Cup in India.

Wales will play a friendly match against France at the Stade de France in Paris in November.

Wales midfielder Jess Fishlock will return to Melbourne City for a third season in Australia's W-League.

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has revealed his preference before the World Cup play-off draw.

Jamie Redknapp believes Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers will be on the wish list of top-four clubs in England in a few years' time.