The week in European football: the results that mattered, title and relegation races, injuries and the stories behind them.
Every item this week concerns Manchester City's guilty verdict on Premier League financial breaches and what follows. The most worth reading are BBC Sport on what rival clubs want from sanctions and ESPN on which clubs might seek compensation. The Guardian pieces cover the commission's findings, legal costs, the regulator and the reaction.
Sources tell BBC Sport that a number of Premier League clubs want both retrospective and future punishments for City if their appeal fails. At least four boardrooms think a one-season points deduction leading to relegation would not be enough, and some favour a deduction split over several seasons or multi-window transfer bans.
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Fires when a world record is set in athletics, swimming or cycling and ratified or confirmed by the governing body.
The money side of sport: media rights, team sales and valuations, sponsorship deals, leagues and investors.
The four majors — Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open: champions, upsets of top seeds, prize money and schedule changes.