Новости за 01.03.2019

Ian Wright talks to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang about his infamous Spider-Man mask ahead of the north London derby.

England women's SheBelieves Cup match against world champions USA is the "ultimate challenge", says Lionesses boss Phil Neville.

Crystal Palace are working with the police to indentify a supporter appearing to mock the Munich Air disaster in video.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri says he has not decided whether to recall Kepa Arrizabalaga for Sunday's match against Fulham.

Scottish football should lift the alcohol ban at games, believes new Dundee United owner Mark Ogren.

Former Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini scores the winner for Shandong Luneng in a 1-0 victory on his Chinese Super League debut.

As Real Madrid seek revenge against Barcelona in a must-win Clasico, Andy West explains how hopes are being pinned on 18-year-old Vinicius Junior.

Australia winger Hayley Raso scores on her international comeback, six months after breaking her back.

What are the challenges of managing in the Chinese Super League? BBC Sport asks Chongqing Lifan boss Jordi Cruyff.

Jose Baxter considered taking his own life after his career hit trouble. He talks about his lowest points and how he rediscovered his love for the game.

Oldham midfielder Jose Baxter, who served a 12-month ban after failing two drugs tests, says he can use his experience to inform younger players.

Meet Newcastle Panthers - a five-a-side football team that wanted to set up an LGBT+ friendly side for the north-east.

Several high-profile former Premier League players have travelled to China in recent years. Can you name them?

Peter Crouch writes his own press release to announce season two of his podcast.

Solskjaer only serious contender for Man Utd permanent job, Chelsea re-open contract talks with Hazard, plus more.

Valencia will face holders Barcelona in the final of the Copa del Rey after Rodrigo's goal seals a 3-2 aggregate win over Real Betis.