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Newcastle United spent £124m to replace departing Alexander Isak, but Eddie Howe’s men now seem no closer to finding their striking solution.

Sid Lowe is our Spanish football correspondent, based in Madrid, and has been covering a very busy beat for years. He will be answering your questions from 12pm BST Sid Lowe is the Guardian’s Spanish football correspondent, based in Madrid, and has been covering an increasingly busy beat for years. And after a busy week

Redevelopment of the National Sports Centre would be a boost to locals and those who have fought for its return “There were trees growing out of the main stand and on the indoor track and no one was doing anything about it,” says Jim Powell of the groundswell of despair at a crumbling Crystal Palace

Allegations relate to Liam McDonald’s time at Redditch They include a claim that he bet against his own team The Football Association has opened an investigation into allegations of a breach of betting regulations by the Kettering Town manager, Liam McDonald. The allegations are understood to be historic and relate to McDonald’s time as manager

The $95 bus trip to Foxborough highlights a tournament unique in modern times – one that ultimately makes no secret of its disdain for the paying public Like any journalist with an unerring nose for an offbeat feature, my interest was sharply piqued by this week’s announcement of the $95 bus ride. What magnificent accoutrements

Longsuffering hooker, who warmed bench for 21 Tests and lost part of a thumb, is getting RFU recognition at last Initially, Andy Simpson thought it was a Saturday morning wind-up. Someone from the Rugby Football Union museum was phoning to tell him that, at the age of 71, he was finally a capped England player.

Man City’s meeting against Arsenal may go a long way to deciding the destination of the Premier League trophy in May, but how close a finish could it be?

Niall Currie leaves his role as Portadown boss with immediate effect with two games of the Irish Premiership season remaining.

Arne Slot’s decision to start Alexander Isak backfired, badly. ESPN’s Julien Laurens, Sam Marsden, Gab Marcotti and Sam Tighe weigh in on that and all the other moments that mattered from the UCL quarterfinal second legs.

Harry Kane hailed a “special night” as late goals powered Bayern Munich to a 4-3 victory, eliminating Real Madrid for the first time since 2012 and securing a ticket to the Champions League semifinals.