Новости за 18.08.2017

Bayern Munich benefit from a historic video replay decision as they open the Bundesliga season with a win over Bayer Leverkusen.

Liverpool's refusal to sell Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona is like "cutting off your nose to spite your own face", says Jermaine Jenas.

Britons Gemma Tattersall and Nicola Wilson sit inside the top 10 at the halfway stage of the European Eventing Championships in Strzegom.

Alastair Cook churns out 243 as England tighten their grip on West Indies on day two of the day-night Test at Edgbaston.

Essex Eagles bowler Mohammad Amir fails to make two catches after earlier berating team-mate Callum Taylor for failing spot a catchable ball in the sun.

Mo Farah is looking forward to not "having a target on his back" as he prepares for the his final UK track race.

Following her retirement at the age of 25, Welsh cyclist Becky James tells BBC Wales Sport that there is "no culture of fear" at British Cycling.

Rory McIlroy indicates that he will play again this year after saying last week that his rib injury might keep him out until 2018.

British race walker Tom Bosworth criticises the FA's approach to tackling homophobia but says it is "very keen to make a change".

Alastair Cook is dismissed lbw for 243, sparking England's declaration on 514-8 on day two of the first Test against the West Indies at Edgbaston.

Mo Farah says he wants to "forget about Mo" when he ends his track career in Birmingham this weekend, and have a fresh start as a road runner.

Analysis of the 21 stages that make up the mountainous Vuelta a Espana and the men who will provide the main opposition to Chris Froome.

Former England midfielder Lianne Sanderson tells BBC Sport she felt as if she had "fallen out of favour" and was unappreciated by England boss Mark Sampson.

Tottenham confirm the signing of centre-back Davinson Sanchez from Ajax in a reported club record £42m deal.

Spanish football will pay tribute to those killed and injured in the attacks in the Catalonia region when the new season starts on Friday.

The world's top six players are all knocked out in a remarkable second round at the China Championship.

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte sees the funny side when asked about wantaway striker Diego Costa saying he has been treated like a 'criminal'.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino says they have no excuses for poor results playing their home games at Wembley Stadium.

Liverpool reject a third bid from Barcelona for Philippe Coutinho - believed to be in the region of £114m.

Actor and life-long Arsenal fan, Will Poulter is Mark Lawrenson's opponent for this week's Premier League predictions.

West Brom are interested in signing Liverpool's £30m-rated defender Mamadou Sakho.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says "Barcelona will wake up and show again how beautiful the country is" following Thursday's attacks.

Britain's 2010 European steeplechase bronze medallist Hatti Archer is set to be upgraded again after Russia's Lyubov Kharlamova is banned.

World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua says Wladimir Klitschko's decision to retire and decline a rematch was a 'massive' disappointment.

BBC football analyst Pat Nevin asks whether most goalkeepers are technically strong enough to play the ball out from defence, or whether such tactics are risky?