Новости за 12.01.2017

Manager Sam Allardyce says striker Christian Benteke has "a major part to play" at Crystal Palace and he has bids in for "three or four players".

Watch the top 10 plays from Wild Card Weekend ahead of this weekend's NFL Playoffs divisional rounds.

England captain Alastair Cook will meet director of cricket Andrew Strauss on Friday, but no decision on his future as skipper is expected to be made.

Sir Bradley Wiggins' legacy could suffer because of the controversy over his use of TUEs, German rider Marcel Kittel says.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says his side were fortunate to come away with a 1-0 defeat at Southampton in their EFL Cup semi-final first leg.

Great Britain's Laura Robson loses in straight sets in the first round of qualifying at the Australian Open.

Gloucester's England forward Matt Kvesic signs for Premiership rivals Exeter Chiefs on a three-year contract.

The number of suspicious betting patterns in tennis is on the rise, says the first annual report from the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU).

Chelsea Football Club have been given permission by the local council to build a new £500m 60,000-seat stadium.

Five-weight world champion Floyd Mayweather offers UFC champion Conor McGregor $15m to face him in the ring.

Luis Suarez scores his 100th goal for Barcelona as the Spanish giants beat Athletic Bilbao to reach the Copa del Rey quarter-finals.

A proposed pre-season friendly for a Bradford Select XIII is called off because they do not have enough players.

Manchester United trigger a clause in Marouane Fellaini's contract that will keep him at the club until 2018.

Before the Six Nations, BBC Wales Sport looks back on Sam Warburton's reign as Wales captain with Alun Wyn Jones set to take over as skipper for the 2017 tournament.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver admits he does not know how Brexit may impact on the chances of London getting a franchise in the league.

Nathan Redmond's first-half goal gives Southampton a narrow advantage in their EFL Cup semi-final with Liverpool.

The BBC will broadcast the Aegon Championships at Queen's until 2024 as Andy Murray commits to the event for the rest of his career.

Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford defends his "uncompromising" methods as an investigation into British Cycling is set to be published.