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Thomas Tuchel will finally have what he wants in the Premier League next season. The league's shareholders meeting on Thursday confirmed that five substitutes would be allowed from the start of next season and that they could be made on three occasions over the course of 90 minutes, with an addition chance at half-time. Nine substitutes will be allowed to be named on the team sheet.
From the moment Arsene Wenger introduced Tony Adams and co to the concept of broccoli in 1996, the role of nutrition in English football was never going to be the same ever again. It’s no accident that the build of players across the divisions has moved towards the greyhound-like over the past 25 years – and Huddersfield Town are particularly feeling the benefits of that this season.
Johanna Konta became the first British woman to win the Miami Open on this day in 2017 with a 6-4 6-3 victory over Caroline Wozniacki that also lifted her to a career-high seventh in the world rankings.
• To visit Delta governor next week Nigeria-born British WBO cruiserweight titleholder, Lawrence Okolie, has described his visit to his fatherland for the first time as a thing of joy.
A Winnipeg hoops star who returned to her hometown to finish her post-secondary career has been named the top women's basketball player in Canadian university sports.
British Cycling has announced that transgender cyclist Emily Bridges is ineligible to race in the women’s event at the British National Omnium Championships this weekend.
The arrival of South African all-rounder George Linde at Kent can help fill a void which has not properly been covered for four years, according to director of cricket Paul Downton.
If everything goes to plan, Chelsea Football Club will have a new owner before the end of this season. Like we saw at Stamford Bridge almost two decades ago when Ken Bates sold the club to Roman Abramovich, a new era is set to begin.