Was that the night Arsenal won the Premier League? | Football Weekly – video

Robyn Cowen is joined by Barry Glendenning, John Brewin and Jonathan Liew as Manchester City drop points against Nottingham Forest and Arsenal extend their lead at the top of the table to seven points. On the podcast today: was this the night Arsenal won the title? An unconvincing victory at Brighton thanks to a deflected goal that should have been saved and dropped points for Manchester City at the Etihad see the Gunners go seven clear at the top. Elsewhere: Michael Carrick is handed his first defeat as Manchester United coach on his return to Tyneside against 10-man Newcastle to shake up the

India’s remarkable Women's Asian Cup chance boosted by cricket team across town | Mrinal Asija

Blue Tigresses have overcome off-field chaos and crises to make this tournament and can look to their women’s cricketers for hope The Indian women’s football team’s quest for history got off to a bittersweet start in Perth on Wednesday. The players had put aside the off-field turbulence they faced in the lead-up to put up a strong fight on the field, only to concede an injury time goal and go down 1-2 to Vietnam. Despite the result, the game was significant as a marker of how far the Blue Tigresses had come and where they could go, but also for the atmosphere they were greeted with at the Pert

When Chelsea beat Wrexham in the FA Cup – after 300 minutes of football

Wrexham host Chelsea this weekend. It took three matches in nine days to separate the teams when they met in 1982 By That 1980s Sports Blog In some ways, history is repeating itself. In 1982 Chelsea and Wrexham met in the FA Cup after they had beaten Hull City and Nottingham Forest, respectively, in previous rounds. The same has happened in 2026; but this is where the similarities end. When the clubs met 44 years ago they were both in the second tier and had huge debts. With Chelsea reportedly £1.6m in the red, the future of Stamford Bridge was in doubt as property developers hovered. Relegat

Greenway: Netball's choice kit is 'no brainer' - but iconic dress won't die

Tamsin Greenway has welcomed the introduction of choice kit to Netball's Super League, and insists it will not mark the end of the sport's iconic dress uniform.

Scotland make five changes for France clash

Head coach Gregor Townsend has made five changes to the Scotland team to face France in the Six Nations.

Forest Green defender Buyabu delivers own baby

Forest Green Rovers defender Jili Buyabu is back to help his side's promotion push... just two days after delivering his own baby.

How relegation could cost Spurs more than £250m

BBC Sport explores the potential financial impact should Spurs be relegated to the Championship.

Salute replaces silence for Iran after 'message from home'

In a change from the silence of their first game, Iran's women's national team saluted their anthem against Australia on Thursday. It appears to be another case of authorities cracking down on sport as a tool of protest.

Scorecard: England vs India, T20 World Cup semi-final

Matildas into quarter-finals but may come to rue lack of second half goals

Australia were frustrated as Iran kept it at 4-0 and now face South Korea in a decider to top Asian Cup group The goals flowed quickly, easily, and then – when the hosts needed just one more – not at all. Their 4-0 victory over a brave Iran side leaves the Matildas facing an uncertain path to Asian Cup glory, even if they have now booked a place in the quarter-finals. It was a night that began with fireworks but dissolved in the Gold Coast rain to a turgid trial. Initially there was promise for Matildas fans, but then tiring frustration, made worse by a pair of horror head impacts for substit

'Hungry for more' - Lewandowski on Kane, Rashford and secrets of a star striker

"I see my record of 41 goals in 29 games… Wow!"

Why Ferrari could be quickest off the line in HILARIOUS demonstration!

Craig Slater explains why Ferrari could be quickest off the line at the Australian Grand Prix.