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India beat West Indies by five wickets to qualify for the semi-finals of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, where the hosts will meet England at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Crystal Palace’s Maxence Lacroix conceded a penalty and was sent off for a foul. Was it the correct decision?

Man United are flying, and so is Benjamin Sesko, whose match-winning strike against Crystal Palace is just the latest in a run of important goals.

India secure a T20 World Cup semi-final showdown with England after a five-wicket victory over West Indies thanks to Sanju Samson’s scintillating unbeaten 97.

Sam Kerr scores her first international goal in 28 months as Australia open their Asian Cup campaign with a 1-0 win over the Philippines in Perth.

As the second half began, a banner appeared in the Stretford End that read: “MUFC proudly colonised by immigrants.” If this was a riposte to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s assertion that these shores have been overrun by those from overseas (for which the co-owner half-heartedly apologised), Manchester United needed their own reply to a listless opening

BBC Scotland’s chief sportswriter Tom English evaluates the impact of Sunday’s draw at Ibrox.

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says he does not believe the penalty awarded to Manchester United for a foul by Maxence Lacroix, who was shown a red card, should have been awarded.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick says it is “not a gamble” to change his preferred XI to start striker Benjamin Sesko, after the Slovenian scored the winner against Crystal Palace for his sixth goal in eight games.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Igor Tudor says “there was something” in his side’s performance against Fulham but they “need more of everything” if they want to survive a relegation battle.