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Xavi Simons has been left "heartbroken" after he was ruled out for the rest of this season and the World Cup in an enormous blow to Tottenham's survival hopes.

Quiz: Can you name every FA Cup finalist since 2010?

From the underdogs to the serial winners, can you name every FA Cup finalist since 2010?

Zaragoza goalkeeper punches player, sparks brawl in La Liga 2 derby match

Real Zaragoza's Esteban Andrada faces a ban for punching Huesca's Jorge Pulido after being shown a red card.

Wembanyama returns as Spurs beat Blazers to take 3-1 series lead

Victor Wembanyama had 27 points, 11 rebounds and seven blocks in his return from a concussion as the San Antonio Spurs took a 3-1 lead in their first-round series against the Portland Trail Blazers with a 114-93 victory.

'I did zero to help him!' | Fitzpatrick brothers react to huge Zurich win

Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick react to their victory at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans — a landmark moment that saw Alex claim his first-ever PGA Tour win.

Watch: League 1 title race heats up & East Kilbride near promotion

Watch the best of the action from the weekend's action in the Scottish Championship, League 1 and League 2.

Premier League and FA Cup semi-finals: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Sánchez plays long game for McFarlane, Southampton can take heart, Arteta tries to gain edge and Isak will come good One moment from their FA Cup semi-final to Chelsea will haunt Leeds. When Tosin Adarabioyo stretched for a through ball and couldn’t quite get there, quarter of an hour in, everything seemed to slow down. There was Brenden Aaronson with just Robert Sánchez to beat, with the chance to put Leeds ahead against a side that hadn’t scored in five Premier League games and had seemingly lost all confidence. Even at the time it felt a huge moment. The US international didn’t do much wro

Carrick at Manchester United: sensible full-time option or reasons to be cautious? | Jamie Jackson

Job is his to lose after closing in on Champions League but unknown is how will the manager cope with a dip in form Michael Carrick is the calm Manchester United interim manager who moves ever closer to being appointed the seventh permanent leader of the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era. To coin the cliche: it is certifiably the 44-year-old’s to lose. Having guided United to third place and eight points clear of Brighton in sixth, two wins from their last five games will all but seal a Champions League berth due to superior goal difference. Defeat Brentford when Keith Andrews’ team visit Old Traffor

One weekend, two games and 7,140 sq metres of grass: a week with the Wembley ground staff

From preparation to game mode, the upkeep of Wembley’s pitch is carried out to an astonishing level of perfectionism Karl Standley and his assistant Cameron Hutcheon have gathered in their usual spot in the south-west corner of Wembley Stadium clutching hot cups of tea. Standley is a coffee devotee but on matchdays, as a nod to his mum who enjoys a brew whatever the temperature, he mixes things up. After every kick-off the pair gaze out at 7,140 sq metres of glistening green perfection like lions surveying their savannah. Every thinkable controllable has been controlled and, for a short time a

The best Lamar Jackson yet? 'He has a fresh start'

The NFL is about to witness a new, improved and refreshed version of Lamar Jackson this season, warns Baltimore Ravens team-mate Zay Flowers.