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Chelsea sign Chavarria in £16m deal - who is the left-back?
Pep Chavarria joins Chelsea on a five-year deal, having played in the Spanish lower leagues until he was 24.
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Emery chases first Super Cup - but does it matter?
Aston Villa are competing in the Super Cup for the first time since 1982, but manager Unai Emery has much more recent experience of the match.
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'Total domination' - GB's Glave & Azu claim European 100m one-two
Great Britain's Romell Glave and Jeremiah Azu claim a sensational European 100m one-two for the hosts in Birmingham.
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Depay says Corinthians 'unacceptable' as contract ends
Memphis Depay accuses Corinthians of "unacceptable behaviour" and of breaching an agreement after the Brazilian club decide against renewing his contract.
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Why is the women's 800m record so tough to break?
The world record for the women's 800m is the longest standing in athletics. No-one has managed to break it for 43 years. Why is it such a tough task?
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Slot to stay in club football after Netherlands talks
Former Liverpool head coach Arne Slot confirms talks for Netherlands managerial vacancy but says his next job will be in club football.
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A coup for Bezos and a windfall for FSG - where does deal leave Liverpool?
Why investment by a group including Jeff Bezos would not make a marked difference to Liverpool's spending power - and might sit uneasily with fans.
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Ramsay-Peaty fifth in European Championships 100m final
Adam Ramsay-Peaty was beaten for the first time at a European Aquatics Championships as he finished fifth in the 100m breaststroke final in Paris.
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Can PSG do a three-peat and win six trophies this season?
Paris St-Germain aim to start their season as they hope to end it - by winning a European trophy.
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Jaissle 'bit scared' how refs will take 'emotional' touchline style
Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle cut a measured figure at his unveiling news conference, but Premier League managers will come up against someone very different
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Who am I? Guess Premier League star No 23
Work out the identity of today's player in as few attempts as possible.
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Why 'wanted' Stanway wasted no time in getting Arsenal tattoo
England midfielder Georgia Stanway explains her latest tattoo and how Arsenal made her "feel wanted" before her move from Bayern Munich.
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Man Utd v Leeds - a historic pre-season encounter at Croke Park
Croke Park will host its first association football match between two English teams when Manchester United face Leeds in a pre-season game on Wednesday.
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Super Giants deny Sunrisers and boost knockout bid
Manchester Super Giants gave themselves a huge chance of qualifying for the knockout stages of The Hundred with a 10-wicket win over Sunrisers Leeds.
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Criticism of empty seats and ticket prices at Europeans
Nearly 10,000 seats were empty at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium on Monday.
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Jets' Stiggers released from hospital after collapsing in practice
New York Jets cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers is released from hospital after collapsing during a joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Doku 'not against' journalist who criticised him at World Cup
Jeremy Doku says he is "not against" the journalist who criticised his plan to leave the Belgium camp during the World Cup to attend the birth of his first child.
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Coventry eye Mudryk on loan - Wednesday's gossip
Coventry City interested in signing Chelsea winger Mykhaylo Mudryk on loan, Barcelona still chasing Manchester City midfielder Rodri and Manchester United make a move for Real Madrid striker Endrick.
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Glave wins 100m gold ahead of Azu in stunning GB one-two
Great Britain's Romell Glave wins the men's 100m gold medal and is joined by compatriot Jeremiah Azu on the podium, who finishes in second place at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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'Oh my word!' - Netherlands' Visser wins 100m hurdles by 0.001 secs
Netherlands Nadine Visser pips Poland's Pia Skrzyszowska to the women's 100m hurdles gold medal by a thousandth of a second at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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Pain, pride and teamwork - the camp behind Hodgkinson's success
The M11 Track Club, led by coaching duo Trevor Painter and Jenny Meadows in Manchester, provides the foundation for Keely Hodgkinson's rise to Olympic gold and ongoing pursuit of the 800m world record.
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Seifert stars as Super Giants boost knockout hopes
Tim Seifert and Paul Walter guide Manchester Super Giants to a thumping 10-wicket win against Sunrisers Leeds at Old Trafford, which boosts the hosts' hopes of reaching the Hundred knockout stages.
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Glave and Azu deliver on GB sweep promise with 100m gold and silver
Great Britain's Romell Glave and Jeremiah Azu say a medal sweep in the men's 100m was a goal they had discussed amongst their teams earlier in the year, as the two take home the gold and silver medals at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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Lancs, Yorks, Durham & Notts reach One-Day Cup knockouts as Flintoff hits first ton
Leicestershire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire, Middlesex, Yorkshire & Durham all qualify for the knockout stages of One-Day Cup.
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Grand Slam Track athletes deny Johnson claim they have been paid
Athletes promised thousands of pounds in payments for participating in Grand Slam Track events are still waiting for their money.
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Women's football shouldn't be penalised by Uefa boycott - Nandy
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says women's footballers should not be "penalised" by a potential boycott of next month's Under-20 Women's World Cup.
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Bellamy's Burnley link puts Wales in hard position - Blake
The collapse of Craig Bellamy's proposed move to Burnley has put Wales in a "hard position", according to former Wales striker Nathan Blake.
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Hamer rejoins Coventry City on 'long-term' deal
Coventry City re-sign midfielder Gustavo Hamer from Sheffield United on a "long-term" contract for an undisclosed fee.
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Sunrisers hammer Super Giants to reach knockouts
Sunrisers Leeds secure their spot in the knockout phase of The Hundred at the expense of opponents Manchester Super Giants after an emphatic 41-run victory.
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Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 23
Will you get today's player in as few attempts as possible?
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Fighting relegation & eyeing promotion? Championship set for six-team play-offs
The Championship play-offs expand to six teams this season. Here's a closer look at how it may pan out and the thoughts of those involved.
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How £30m Charles became Northern Ireland's most expensive footballer
After he became Northern Ireland's most expensive player, BBC Sport NI looks at the rise of Shea Charles, from Manchester City's academy to Fulham's £30m man.
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Zhang shocks Zhao in final-ball respot at China Open
Zhang Anda shocked world number three Zhao Xintong with a thrilling 6-5 victory by potting a respotted black ball in round one of the China Open.
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Jodar on verge of smashing record for fastest rise to top 10
The teenage Spaniard's rise to the top of tennis is set to be faster than the sport's modern greats
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Palace co-owner spoke to McNeil's partner before move
Crystal Palace co-owner and chairman Steve Parish contacts Dwight McNeil's partner before the midfielder's move to the club.
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Bath in 'serious discussions' to play in Reading
Reading owner Rob Couhig says the club have had "serious discussions" with Bath about the Prem Rugby club playing at their stadium.
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Pogba expected to have Monaco contract terminated
Paul Pogba is expected to leave Monaco amid talks over a possible contract termination.
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'That's not what he wants' - Hudson-Smith second in 400m semi-final
Great Britain's Matt Hudson-Smith reaches the 400m final but fades to second in his semi-final at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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40 balls, 80 runs - Seifert's sensational 52 minutes at the crease
Manchester Super Giants' Tim Seifert hits 80 runs off just 40 balls inside 52 minutes, in an innings that includes seven sixes, as he guides his side to a 10-wicket win against Sunrisers Leeds, a victory which sees the Super Giants move above their opponents and in pole position to qualify for the Eliminator match.
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Are ticket prices to blame for 'disappointing' European Championship attendance?
BBC Sport pundits Greg Rutherford and Jessica Ennis-Hill believe that while concerns around ticket prices are understandable, being able to experience the European Athletics Championships live will create "core memories" for spectators which make the cost of tickets value for money.
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Hodgkinson cruises into 800m semi-finals
Britain's defending champion Keely Hodgkinson wins her heat to reach women's 800m semi-finals, at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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Sunrisers knock out Super Giants and reach eliminator after big win
In a must-win match, defending champions Sunrisers Leeds hold their nerve to thrash Manchester Super Giants, securing a 41-run win that sees them qualify for the Eliminator against Southern Brave, at the expense of their opponents at Old Trafford.
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Emery chases first Super Cup - but does it matter?
Aston Villa are competing in the Super Cup for the first time since 1982, but manager Unai Emery has much more recent experience of the match.
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Rangers' Chermiti out for 'significant period' with ACL injury
Youssef Chermiti faces a long recovery from anterior cruciate ligament damage sustained shortly after Rangers turned down an offer for the striker.
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Bellamy link puts Wales in hard position - Blake
The collapse of Craig Bellamy's proposed move to Burnley has put Wales in a "hard position", according to former Wales striker Nathan Blake.
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'Brilliant effort!' - Litchfield's 'stunning' piece of fielding
Phoebe Litchfield shows off her incredible fielding ability by producing a brilliant stop on the boundary to prevent fellow Australian Meg Lanning from scoring a six to keep Sunrisers Leeds on top in their women's Hundred match against Manchester Super Giants.
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'Phenomenal!' - GB's Shanahan wins European 200m backstroke gold
Katie Shanahan breaks the British record to win the women's 200m backstrokegold at the 2026 European Acquatics Championships in Paris.
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Britain's Hunt sprints to European 100m gold
Great Britain's Amy Hunt wins her first major gold medal with victory in the 100m at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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Great Britain win mixed 4x400m relay silver
Great Britain win their first medal of the 2026 European Athletics Championships, finishing second to Norway to take silver in the 4x400m mixed relay final in Birmingham.
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'Genius' Ingebrigtsen surges late to win European 5,000m gold after injury
Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen completes a sensational injury comeback with a late burst of pace to win men's 5,000m gold in Birmingham.
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Brave's Stubbs stars to slow Rockets' march to final
Southern Brave complete an upset to beat Trent Rockets by six wickets courtesy of Marcus Stoinis and Tristan Stubbs' excellent batting performances, with the latter chalking up a half-century.
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Rockets recover to beat Brave and qualify for final
Trent Rockets overcome a woeful start to their innings, losing three wickets with only 10 runs, to defeat Southern Brave at Trent Bridge, confirming their place in the final of The Hundred while their opponents enter the eliminator.
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Hibs stun Rangers with dramatic late winner
Callum Wright's dramatic late goal gives Hibernian victory at Ibrox and keeps Derek McInnes waiting for his first win as Rangers manager.
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'Unbelievable!' - Great Britain win double gold in European relays
TGreat Britain win gold in both the women's and men's 4x200m freestyle relay finals at the European Acquatics Championships in Paris, with the men doing so in a new championship record time of 7:01.52.
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European Championships: Day three schedule & BBC coverage
Timetable and BBC coverage times for the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham from 10-16 August.
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Meet Liverpool's rising star who can only play friendlies
The emergence of teenage defender Ifeanyi Ndukwe has been one of the main storylines of Liverpool's pre-season - but why can the 18-year-old only play friendly matches?
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Can Lawson keep seat for 2027 season? - F1 Q&A
BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions.
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Maresca on Guardiola, captaincy dilemma & AI masterclasses
New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca talks about replacing Pep Guardiola, his interest in AI and his captaincy dilemma.
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'I won Commonwealth bronze - then went back to work at McDonald's'
Summer Shaw wins Scotland's first judo medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games and a week later is working at McDonald's.
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Who is prospective new Celtic signing Hassan?
BBC Scotland takes a look at Egypt winger Haissem Hassan, who seems poised for a move to Scottish champions Celtic.
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GB's Hunt comes of age with European 100m gold
Britain's Amy Hunt has her "coming of age" moment as she storms to 100m glory at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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The team behind Hodgkinson's golden rise and the hunt for a world record
BBC Sport looks at the team behind Great Britain 800m star Keely Hodgkinson's golden rise and pursuit of a world record.
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Life as a Wag in the transfer window
What is life like for footballers' families during the transfer window where a last-minute deal means you need to uproot your life and move hundreds of miles?
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A secret invite and other 'pinch-me' moments before Leicester woke up
Leicester are gearing up for League One but 10 years ago they were defending Premier League champions. The dream moments haven't been forgotten.
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A summer that changed Welsh football
A decade on from Euro 2016, key figures tell BBC Sport Wales the inside story of the summer that changed Welsh football forever.
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The phone call that made Briton an NFL trailblazer
Seydou Traore is the first graduate of the UK-based NFL Academy to be drafted in the NFL. This is how he beat the odds.
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The athlete who has never held her Olympic medal
The story of Cameroon Olympic medallist Madias Ngake's remarkable journey from sleeping rough and seeking asylum to winning silver for England at Glasgow 2026.
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How a feminist netball pioneer set out to build 'physically perfect' women
Derived from basketball and developed by teenagers in late-Victorian England, netball is sport's great misunderstood "girly game". It could be heading to the Olympics in 2032.

