Новости за 04.09.2017

Scotland beat Malta to move to within a point of second-placed Slovakia in World Cup qualifying Group F.

Swansea striker Wilfried Bony will be the focus of a High Court case after the Swans were accused of paying £8m in 'secret commissions'.

Russian teenager Andrey Rublev knocks out Belgian ninth seed David Goffin to set up a US Open quarter-final with Rafael Nadal.

Jason Roy has the chance to reclaim his place as England's one-day opener after being named in the squad for five matches against West Indies.

Elia Viviani claims stage two of the Tour of Britain after Edvald Boasson Hagen is relegated for irregular sprinting.

PSG loan signing Kylian Mbappe writes a heartfelt message to Monaco fans who were critical of him during the transfer saga.

World number one Karolina Pliskova needs only 46 minutes to reach the US Open quarter-finals with a 6-1 6-0 win over American Jennifer Brady.

Netherlands assistant coach Ruud Gullit expresses regret for posting a video from the Dutch team's dressing room on social media.

Bulgaria's Kubrat Pulev says he will challenge IBF and WBA heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in Cardiff on 28 October.

Diego Costa is not included in Chelsea's Champions League squad, while Manchester United name Zlatan Ibrahimovic in theirs.

The Tokyo 2020 Paralympics will feature more female athletes than any previous Games, the International Paralympic Committee announces.

Great Britain are beaten 97-92 by Latvia, their third successive defeat at EuroBasket, leaving them close to elimination from the tournament.

Uefa says it is not investigating Manchester City over its Financial Fair Play rules, despite the Spanish league calling for them to do so.

Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill is unhappy at RTE football correspondent Tony O'Donoghue's line of questioning after the 1-1 draw in Georgia.

Readers can ask their questions about darts before the Champions League of Darts, which is broadcast live on the BBC.

England manager Gareth Southgate is keen for his players to excite the Wembley crowd during Monday's 2018 World Cup qualifier against Slovakia.

Star India wins the global television and digital rights for the Indian Premier League, paying £1.97bn for a five-year deal.

Chris Froome is named on Great Britain's longlist of riders for this month's Road World Championships in Norway.

Midfielder Joe Allen and defender Neil Taylor are in contention for Wales' World Cup qualifying match in Moldova on Tuesday.

West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels tells England's Ben Stokes to "stay on the boundary" in the limited-overs matches this month.

Kieron Pollard is criticised on social media after bowling a no-ball to deny batsman Evin Lewis the chance of a century in the CPL.

Arsene Wenger "hesitated" over signing a new Arsenal contract because he doubted whether he was "capable of leading the club".

Stacy Lewis donates her £150,000 prize money to the flood victims in Houston after winning the Portland Classic.

Petra Kvitova powers past Wimbledon champion Garbine Muguruza in Sunday's US Open night session to reach the quarter-finals.

Twelve people are injured after a racing car performing burnouts sends flames into spectators.