Новости за 13.02.2017

Welsh 15-year-old Jackson Page beats Jason Weston 4-3 in the Welsh Open first round.

Great Britain's James Woods finishes second at the World Cup Ski Slopestyle in Quebec.

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic is charged with improper conduct by the Football Association following Saturday's draw with West Brom.

New England Test captain Joe Root is a "born leader", according to Yorkshire director of cricket Martyn Moxon.

Swansea City winger Nathan Dyer is ruled out for the rest of the season with a ruptured Achilles tendon.

Sacked Sale Sharks winger Tom Arscott is found guilty of passing on confidential team information to Bristol by the RFU.

Wales international Jess Fishlock says winning consecutive Women's League titles with Melbourne City is a "one-of-a-kind" experience.

Luca Aerni of Switzerland win's the men's combined downhill and slalom by 0.01 seconds at the Alpine World Ski Championships, despite being in last place after the downhill leg.

England will lose at some point, but their win over Wales fed their player's belief in their own invincibility, says Jeremy Guscott.

BBC Sport looks back at the cricket beginnings of England's new Test captain Joe Root as the Yorkshire batsmen is announced as Alastair Cook's successor.

Former New Zealand international Jono Gibbes will join Pro12 side Ulster as head coach this summer on a two-year deal.

Joe Root will be named as England Test captain on Monday, succeeding Alastair Cook, who resigned earlier this month.

Ireland progress to the Super Six stage of the Women's World Cup Qualifier after finishing third in their group in Sri Lanka.

World champion Manny Pacquiao asks his Twitter followers to select his next opponent from a list that includes Amir Khan and Kell Brook

Martin Keown and Ruud Gullit join Jason Mohammad to discuss the resurgence of Swansea City since Paul Clement joined them as manager.

An alternative look back at the Six Nations second round, starring Ireland's "bull of a man" CJ Stander and Scotland's Finn Russell with a "drunk caterpillar".

American Jordan Spieth wins the Pebble Beach Pro-Am by four shots for his ninth PGA Tour title.

An unlikely sole English scorer in the Premier League and has Big Sam lost that new manager bounce? The weekend in stats.

Manchester United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic says "nothing is done" with regards to his future at Old Trafford.

Which team lack 'bottle', who has been compared to Filippo Inzaghi, who could have scored a hat-trick? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week.

Britain's James Woods finishes second at the World Cup Ski Slopestyle as Switzerland's Andri Ragettli wins in Quebec.

England could welcome back Mako Vunipola and Anthony Watson from injury for their Six Nations match against Italy, says Eddie Jones.

Burnley's fast transition from defence to attack helped them cause trouble down Chelsea's left, says Match of the Day pundit Ruud Gullit.

Barry Hawkins wins the World Grand Prix title after withstanding a comeback from Ryan Day to triumph 10-7 in Preston.