Новости за 22.02.2017

Manchester United's Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Michael Carrick are likely to miss Sunday's EFL Cup final against Southampton, says United boss Jose Mourinho.

Leaders Real Madrid suffer just their second La Liga loss of the season after a shock defeat against Valencia.

England centre Jonathan Joseph will not face Italy in Sunday's Six Nations match after being left out of the 24-man training squad.

Budapest is to drop its bid to host the 2024 Olympic Games, a Hungarian government spokesman says.

Owen Farrell hails the "massive understanding" of England coaching consultant Jonny Wilkinson as he prepares to win his 50th Test cap.

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer shows us round his 2017 challenger and says the new rules mean the cars are set to be the quickest ever in the history of the sport.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino says he can tell within 50 seconds if his side are set up correctly as he hunts for the club's first trophy in nine years.

Superman and the Spice Girls? Can you remember which of these bizarre F1 car launches actually happened?

Africa will be looking to double the number of places it has at an expanded World Cup from 2026.

Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana extends his contract with the club until 2020, with the option of a further year.

British Racing Drivers Club will 'go it alone' after deciding to shelve plans to sell Silverstone.

Figures showing that 53 footballers have been reported over potential betting offences are the "tip of the iceberg", says a sport integrity expert.

The FA Cup quarter-finals between Chelsea and Manchester United and Tottenham and Millwall will be broadcast live on BBC One.

Manchester United's Juan Mata tells Gary Lineker he would love to take over as the presenter of Match of the Day when he retires from playing football.

Three-time world champion Lewis Hamilton on the future of Formula 1 as it prepares to enter a new era.

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton says he believes the new faster Formula 1 cars this year will be a "massive challenge".

August's badminton World Championships will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website, with televised highlights to follow the final.

Manchester United and England captain Wayne Rooney is unlikely to leave Old Trafford for the Chinese Super League this month.

McLaren sign British teenager Lando Norris to their young driver programme, with a view to developing him towards a Formula 1 career.

Man City were brilliant going forward against Monaco but their defence is not good enough to conquer Europe, says BBC Radio 5 live pundit Chris Waddle.

Championship strugglers Blackburn Rovers appoint Tony Mowbray as their new head coach, replacing Owen Coyle.

Jemma Forsyth replaces the injured Karen Dunbar in Scotland's only change for their Women's Six Nations match against Wales.

Britons Adam and Simon Yates will miss the Tour de France to tackle the Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a Espana.

The Reds are proposing to sell Melwood and transform its Kirkby facility.

Wasps sign winger Marcus Watson and prop Ben Harris from Newcastle, plus Nottingham hooker Antonio Harris, for 2017-18.