Hull KR's Cooke set for Wakefield
Wakefield home in on Hull KR stand-off Paul Cooke, while signing young prop Ben Gledhill on a two-year deal.
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All Stars on Road to Wembley
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MOTD: 13 & 14 March
Gary Lineker and Adrian Chiles present highlights of the weekend's Premier League action - watch on BBC TV and this website.
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Lawro's predictions
Mark Lawrenson's verdict on the weekend's and Monday's Premier League fixtures
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Cup draw pairs Leeds and Hull FC
Super League champions Leeds will face Hull FC in one of four all-top flight ties in the Carnegie Challenge Cup fourth round.
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Fabregas to miss match with Porto
Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas will miss Tuesday's Champions League tie against Porto because of a hamstring injury he picked up against Burnley.
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Tigers' Chase is cautioned by RFL
Castleford Tigers' stand-off Rangi Chase is sent an RFL disciplinary caution.
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Kear demands Wakefield response
Wakefield coach John Kear says there was no excuse for the Huddersfield thrashing and calls for a positive reaction.
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The BBC's Super League Show
This week's Super League Show is on Sunday, 14 March at 1615 GMT on BBC1.
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Arteta happy with return to form
Everton midfielder Mikel Arteta says he is delighted to be back amongst the goals following Everton's 5-1 win over Hull City on Sunday.
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Panthers can win title - Neilson
Nottingham Panthers coach Corey Neilson believes his side can still win the Elite League title after victories over Sheffield and Hull at the weekend.
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Moyes gloomy on Donovan extension
Everton boss David Moyes has resigned himself to Landon Donovan returning to LA Galaxy after next Saturday's league game against Birmingham.
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Sunday football as it happened
Chelsea beat Stoke to join Portsmouth, Aston Villa and Fulham/Spurs in the draw for the FA Cup semi-finals, while Everton thrash Hull 5-1 in the Premier League.
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Everton 5-1 Hull
Mikel Arteta shines with two goals as Everton destroy Hull and move up to eighth in the Premier League.
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Hull KR 28-24 St Helens
Ben Fisher's late try gives Hull KR a thrilling victory over St Helens.
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Sunday's Scottish gossip
Celtic manager Tony Mowbray defends his side's attacking mindset.
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Saturday football as it happened
Man Utd go top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win at Wolves as Arsenal and Bolton also win, while Portsmouth reach the FA Cup semi-finals but Fulham and Spurs go to a replay.
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West Ham 1-2 Bolton
Bolton make the most of some poor West Ham defending to clinch their first away victory since September and climb away from the Premier League drop zone.
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Galaxy want Donovan back in March
Everton manager David Moyes's hopes of extending Landon Donovan's loan spell at Goodison Park appear to have been dashed by LA Galaxy coach Bruce Arena.
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Hull 42-22 Castleford
Hull FC run in five second-half tries to secure a deserved victory over Castleford Tigers.
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