As we mentioned earlier (see 08.10 GMT entry), Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is playing down talk of his side achieving a quadruple, but we want to hear your thoughts.

It's remained an unattainable feat in English football, with Liverpool (1983-84) and Manchester United (1998-99) going closest by winning three major trophies in a single season.

In recent years, we have seen Chelsea (2006-07), Manchester United (2008-09) and Manchester City (2013-14) fall short after staying in contention into the second half of the season. Is this Chelsea squad better equipped than previous sides to mount a challenge for all four?

Send us your views via #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Chelsea midfielder Andre Schurrle:, external Early bird:))) good morning!! Good win yesterday and happy to be in the semis!!

The Blues are through to the Capital One Cup last four with victory over Derby - read the report.

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The second Test between Australia and India has begun in Brisbane and the tourists have had the best of the first day, closing on 311-4.

Opener Murali Vijay hit 144 as the tourists recovered from 137-3 in scorching heat at the Gabba.

In Steve Smith's first Test as stand-in captain for the injured Michael Clarke, Australia used eight bowlers as injury and fatigue took its toll on the their attack.

Mitchell Marsh pulled up with a hamstring injury, Mitchell Starc and debutant Josh Hazlewood left the field with exhaustion and Mitchell Johnson bowled through a hip problem.

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Commonwealth and European champion Jazz Carlin is named British Swimming Athlete of the Year after the public chose their 2014 champion from a pool of outstanding achievers.

Carlin won with a massive 78% of the votes after a year that saw her crowned Wales' first female Commonwealth champion in 40 years.

Carlin's 2014 also saw her stand on the podium at the European Championships after winning both the 400m and 800m freestyle.

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The Sport newspaper, external in Spain focuses on Barcelona's 8-1 win against Huesca in the Copa del Ray. A good midweek for Spain's top guns then.

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In Spain, Marca, external goes with the headline "flying" after Real Madrid eased into the Club World Cup final with their 21st successive win - a 4-0 victory over Cruz Azul.

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L'Equipe's front page unsurprisingly leads on the retirement of "King" Thierry Henry. He was voted France's third best player of all time in a poll in the newspaper yesterday.

Today's gossip column has all the latest transfer rumours from the newspapers.

Daily Express:, external Real Madrid are said to be preparing to break the goalkeeping transfer record to sign Manchester United's David De Gea, 24, for a fee eclipsing the £33m Juventus paid for Gianluigi Buffon in 2001.

Daily Mirror:, external Liverpool are making an attempt to sign Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech, 32, on loan.

Daily Mail:, external Crystal Palace are planning to sign Roma's former Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole, 33, on loan.

In Tuesday night's other FA Cup second-round replays, there were wins for Luton, Cambridge, Rochdale and Tranmere.

Barnsley also progressed with a 3-0 win at Chester, despite the hosts' Gareth Roberts enjoying an energy boost by munching on a packet of biscuits during the game.

The referee wasn't too impressed. Watch the video here.

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It's not all about the League Cup. In the FA Cup, League One Yeovil Town can look forward to hosting Manchester United in the third round after two late goals saw off Accrington Stanley in their second-round replay.

The Glovers, who are 21st in the third tier, face the 11-time winners at Huish Park in a televised match on Sunday, 4 January.

The Somerset side, relegated from the Championship last season, are set to net £144,000 in TV funds along with the prize money on offer for progressing.

Yeovil manager Gary Johnson admitted: "I think all the board of directors were on their knees for 90 minutes, praying that we'd win. They'll be very proud of their football club."

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More bad news for Liverpool if the Independent, external is to be believed. Their lead story on the back is that Bayern Munich are showing an interest in Raheem Sterling. It never rains when it pours, eh Brendan?

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Football hits the front pages in the Sun, external as they crank up the pressure on Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers ahead of tonight's League Cup quarter-final tie at Bournemouth. Apparently, Brendan was "pleading with the football gods".

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The Daily Mirror, external goes even further as their headline screams out about Chelsea's quadruple bid still being alive. Perhaps a tad premature, that one...

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The Daily Star's, external focuses on Chelsea's win over Derby. The words "rampage" and "stroll" show how impressive the Blues were once more. The Guardian, external also headlines on Jose Mourinho's men's win as it highlights the manager's concern at Kurt Zouma's injury.

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On Wednesday night we have the other two League Cup quarter-finals, as Liverpool travel to Championship leaders Bournemouth. How Reds boss Brendan Rodgers could do with a win on the south coast.

The other tie sees Tottenham host in-form Newcastle United at White Hart Lane.

Before we look ahead to this evening's games, let's take a look at Wednesday's back pages.

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In Tuesday night's other League Cup quarter-final, Sheffield United sent Southampton to their fifth successive defeat as Marc McNulty's goal took the Blades into the last four.

It continued their impressive record against Premier League opposition in cup competitions, having knocked out Aston Villa, Fulham, West Ham and now Southampton in the last two seasons.

"It is an incredible night for the club," said Sheffield United manager Nigel Clough.

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The Chelsea boss said "we don't speak about" the possibility of winning the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup.

Mourinho added: "You [the media] spoke a few weeks ago about being unbeatable in the Premier League and we never did it.

"Now you speak about the quadruple. We have our feet on the ground."

It may be a long way off, but they're looking seriously impressive so far.

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Chelsea might not be speaking about it, according to Jose Mourinho, but we will be. Chelsea's 3-1 victory at Derby County in the League Cup quarter-final has prompted talk of the quadruple. Are they capable of pulling it off? Hello and welcome to another Sportsday.