Новости за 31.03.2017

French figure skater Laurine Lecavelier pulls off a rapid costume change in the middle of her routine at the World Figure Skating Championships.

La Rochelle score four first-half tries and resist an Edinburgh fightback to reach the European Challenge Cup semi-finals.

Gary Rowett's first home game as Derby manager ends in victory as the Rams' slim play-off hopes are boosted by beating QPR.

Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill labels Ronald Koeman a "master of the blame game" in their escalating row over James McCarthy.

Russia's Evgenia Medvedeva, 17, becomes the first woman to retain her title at the World Figure Skating Championships since 2001.

William Warr says it will be a "great honour" to become only the third person in history to row for both teams in the Boat Race.

Rafael Nadal reaches the Miami Open final, where he will play Roger Federer or Nick Kyrgios, after beating Fabio Fognini.

Watch five of the best shots from Sheffield Hatters' 67-62 win over Nottingham Wildcats in the Women's British Basketball League.

Middlesbrough defender Ben Gibson says he has always been "written off" by people who think he was picked because he is chairman Steve Gibson's nephew.

Manchester City Women are on course to win five major trophies in less than nine months, after reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League.

Coventry manager Mark Robins says their fans can make "all the difference" in their EFL Trophy final against Oxford United, making reference to their 1987 FA Cup final victory.

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers says he wants to "give more years" to the club, which is on the brink of a sixth consecutive league title.

Watch 10 of the best plays from this week's British Basketball League, featuring Plymouth Raiders' Cory Dixon and Tayo Ogedengbe of Surrey Scorchers.

Pep Guardiola says playing at the Emirates is "always difficult" as he found with his Bayern Munich and Barcelona teams, but says his players are not worried about playing there.

Defending champion Judd Trump is out of the China Open after losing to Iranian world number 76 Hossein Vafaei in the quarter-finals.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho admits he regrets the way he treated Bastian Schweinsteiger after not including him in his 23-man squad earlier this season.

Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain is set to return to former club Napoli for the first time following his record £75m move.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and Everton manager Ronald Koeman look ahead to Saturday's Merseyside derby.

William Warr is the third person in the history of the Boat Races to switch sides, and his ex-Cambridge team-mates won't talk to him.

London Elite's Adam amazes England Under-21 internationals with some silky skills in a friendly kickabout before the FA People's Cup semi-finals.

The injuries suffered by defenders Chris Smalling and Phil Jones on England duty are "long term", says their Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho.

Team news as Leinster host Wasps in Saturday's European Rugby Champions Cup fixture at the Aviva Stadium (kick-off 15:15 BST).

How many women's golf majors are there? How long has it been since Torvill and Dean skated to Bolero? Test yourself with BBC Sport and A Question of Sport's weekly quiz.

Claude Puel says Arsene Wenger encouraged him to join Southampton in the summer, and adds that he hopes the Arsenal manager is still with the Gunners next season.

BBC Sport take a look at Chelsea's extraordinary loan system run in part by former player Paulo Ferreira.