Новости за 20.09.2017

Celtic sweep Dundee aside to ease into the League Cup semi-finals and stretch their unbeaten domestic run to 56 games.

Mica Moore intends to overcome her 'devastation' at losing funding and still compete at next year's Winter Olympics.

Kumar Sangakkara continues his remarkable form with an eighth County Championship of the season for Surrey against relegation rivals Somerset.

Britain's Chris Froome says he has "no regrets" after taking bronze in the men's elite time trial at the World Championship in Bergen, Norway.

The Football Association of Wales says it is "delighted" at the opportunity to bid to host games at Euro 2020.

Wayne Rooney is fined two weeks' wages by Everton after pleading guilty to drink-driving.

Britain's Chris Froome adds World Championship bronze in the time trial to this year's historic Tour de France and Vuelta a Espana double.

FA chief executive Martin Glenn explains the decision to sack England women's manager Mark Sampson.

Britain's Chris Froome misses out on the World Road Championships time trial title in Bergen, Norway, as he finishes third.

Mark Sampson is set to leave his role as England women's manager amid a row over discrimination allegations.

Boxing cousins Tyson and Hughie Fury face a delay before their Ukad hearing takes place after they both issue a request for evidence to be omitted.

Jake LaMotta, the uncompromising boxer portrayed by Robert De Niro, has died aged 95, his family says.

Tottenham striker Harry Kane is the only England player on the 55-man shortlist for the Fifpro World XI.

Olympic skeleton champion Lizzy Yarnold criticises British Bobsleigh for withdrawing funding for a women's team at the 2018 Winter Games.

Nine-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi hopes to race in this weekend's Aragon Grand Prix, three weeks after a double leg fracture.

Kris Boyd, Michael Stewart and Tom English debate who the best striker is right now in the Scottish Premiership.

BBC NFL pundits Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora deliver a scathing verdict on the performance of Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott in their 42-17 against the Denver Broncos.

Nikita Parris said her celebration with manager Mark Sampson was a statement of how ''united'' England are as a team. Sampson has denied allegations of bullying and racism and Parris said it's been a ''tough time for them all''.

Kazakh rider Alexey Lutsenko has problems with the bike change - swapping a heavier time trial machine for a regular road bike for the final climb - that could decide the winner of the men's time trial at the World Championships in Bergen, Norway.

Ladbrokes apologise to Burnley after tweeting an emoji of a middle-finger gesture aimed at two players after Tuesday's EFL Cup loss to Leeds.

"Safety concerns" prompted the decision not to play anthems at the women's World Cup qualifier.

Durham coach Jon Lewis says transfer fees may "soften the blow" of player exits, but that the system could "bring problems".

WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker says heavyweight boxing is "booming" in the UK and intends to base himself in London.

A funding package is in place for the project celebrating the Scottish two-time Formula One champion.

Baldock Town say Alfie Barker deserves another chance after being banned for a tweet sent to Bournemouth's Harry Arter.