Новости за 14.02.2017

Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti speaks of his "respect" for Arsene Wenger and backs the Arsenal boss to deal with recent criticism.

England need to make people "fall in love" with Test cricket again, says new vice-captain Ben Stokes.

Rangers want a director of football following boss Mark Warburton's departure, managing director Stewart Robertson says.

League of Ireland sides Sligo Rovers and Bray Wanderers will play in next season's Irn Bru Scottish Challenge Cup.

Anna Signeul, who is in her final year as Scotland Women's head coach, hopes that her successor is female.

Members of the European Parliament back calls for an investigation into 'anti-competitive' Formula 1.

CJ Stander's "special mindset" could see the Ireland flanker start for the British and Irish Lions in New Zealand, says his coach at Munster.

Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus is diagnosed with a broken metatarsal after their 2-0 win at Bournemouth.

Barcelona's trip to Paris St-Germain is the stand-out tie as the Champions League returns on Tuesday with the knockout stage.

French quartet Adeline Baud Mugnier, Mathieu Faivre, Alexis Pinturault and Tessa Worley beat Slovakia in the team event at the Alpine World Ski Championships.

Australia batsman Adam Voges, who holds the second highest Test average of all time, retires from international cricket.

Test your knowledge and memory with these teasers about the 2016-17 Champions League campaign so far.

David Willey is ruled out of England's tour of the West Indies through injury and will be replaced by Steven Finn.

Wigan Warriors centre Oliver Gildart scores the Super League try of the week in his side's 26-16 win over Salford Red Devils.

Bournemouth's Harry Arter was touched to receive the wishes of Man City boss Pep Guardiola as his partner prepares to give birth.

Leicester Tigers re-sign Bath's England fly-half George Ford for the start of next season, with Freddie Burns moving the other way.

Great Britain will take on Romania in April's Fed Cup World Group II play-offs, looking to reach the second tier for the first time since 1993.

The Super League Show ponders what rugby league must do to move forward after a winter of discontent.

A "driven, determined" Joe Root is "certainly ready" to succeed Alastair Cook as England Test captain, says former skipper Michael Vaughan.

Everton striker Romelu Lukaku is to miss a club training camp in Dubai to visit a doctor in Belgium for treatment on a calf problem.

Jess Fishlock reflects on making history with Melbourne City as a player-coach ahead of a return to Wales for a new qualifying campaign.

Banned cyclist Lance Armstrong loses his bid to block a $100m (£79m) lawsuit by the US government in relation to doping.

Manchester City are hopeful forward Gabriel Jesus did not suffer a serious foot injury in the Premier League win at Bournemouth.

Leicester City are taking a "huge risk" keeping Claudio Ranieri as manager, says BBC pundit Chris Sutton.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he learned from Arsenal and Liverpool's results at Bournemouth as the Blues come away from the Vitality Stadium with a 2-0 victory.