Right, then. Can anyone answer Sam's question?

We're assuming he knows the answer...

Amid this week's Euro 2016 qualifiers, 5 live asked four of their pundits to select a home nations XI. 

Here's former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas's team...

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BBC Scotland

Read Tom's analysis of Scotland's 3-2 defeat at the hands of Germanyhere.

Gary Cahill gets in the mood for tonight

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Time to put you out of your misery.

Earlier we asked you to name the six players to have made their England debuts since the 2014 Fifa World Cup?

Well done to those who got it. For those scratching their heads and punching the walls in frustration for the last four hours, the answers are...

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Calum Chambers, Nathaniel Clyne, Fabian Delph, Harry Kane, Ryan Mason and Jamie Vardy

Amid this week's Euro 2016 qualifiers, 5 live asked four of their pundits to select a home nations XI. 

Here's former Scotland winger Pat Nevin's selection...

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Looks like new Man United midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger had a nice chat with the club's old boss before Germany's match in Scotland on Monday

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Amid this week's Euro 2016 qualifiers, 5 live asked four of their pundits to select a home nations XI. 

First up, former Wales striker John Hartson...

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Yes, Mark, Luxembourg's European Championship qualifier againstBelaruswill go ahead tonight - despite 16 players going down with food poisoning.

Luxembourg contacted UEFA about possibly rescheduling the game after 16 of the 20-man squad complained of severe stomach aches after eating spaghetti bolognese at the team hotel on Sunday.

However, team spokesman Marc Diederich said all of the affected players are feeling "much better" and will be able to play against Belarus.

Right, let's start building up to the big match, for there is just under four hours to go until England face Switzerland at Wembley.

But it's not a big game, we hear you cry, England have already qualified for Euro 2016.

True but not a big game? Why, how wrong can you be.

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History could be made, with Wayne Rooney one goal away from becoming his country's record goalscorer, overtaking Sir Bobby Charlton.

"It would mean a lot to my family," said Rooney. "To my wife and my parents and for my children when they have grown up to see my achievements."

We'll continue our build-up over the next few hours, and there's live text commentary on the BBC Sport website from 18:30 BST.

The Millennium Stadium will be renamed the Principality Stadium in a 10-year sponsorship deal with the Cardiff-based building society.

The new name for the 74,500-seat capacity stadium, the home of Welsh rugby, will be used from January 2016.

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It was built at a cost of £121m to replace the Nation Ground, Cardiff Arms Park, in time for the 1999 World Cup.

The structure, owned by the Welsh Rugby Union, is famous for having the only fully-retractable roof on a UK stadium.

We're asking if you were a manager, what would you do or ban in order to give your team the maximum chance of success?

Tight as Levy:  I'd ban Pochettino from playing 2 holding midfielders at home and also ban Erik Lamela from White Hart Lane.

Tom Howell:  I'd ban music being played after home goals if I was unlucky enough to manage a team that was guilty of doing so.

Terry Henry : I'd ban hitting the first man from corners.

Let us know at #bbcsportsday.

Gareth Bale's agent Jonathan Barnett insists the Wales international was never close to leaving Real Madrid this summer and he hopes to remain at the Bernabeu for the remainder of his career.

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Manchester United were linked with the 26-year-old but Barnett dismissed the rumours.

"He was nowhere near leaving - that was all stupid paper talk," he said. "He is very happy at Real Madrid and hopefully he'll stay for the rest of his career. "He's loving it there and things are going well for him."

A little more on the news that Doncaster Rovers have sacked manager Paul Dickov.

It has been announced that defender Rob Jones will replace Dickov on a temporary basis.

Dickov was in charge of the club for 113 games, winning 34 of them, after replacing Brian Flynn.

They lost 1-0 at Gillingham on Saturday and are 17th in League One.

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Two time Tour de France champion Chris Froome is set to miss the World Road Cycling Championships.

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Team Sky principle Sir David Brailsford has suggested Froome will not compete in Virginia in 10 days time after fracturing his foot riding in the Vuelta in Spain.

"He’s got a fracture in his foot, and he’ll be off the bike for a couple of weeks, that’s for sure," Brailsford said.

‘It looks very unlikely [he’ll compete at the worlds]. We don’t want to take any risks."

Speaking about the tie, Andy Murray said: “It's always exciting playing in the Davis Cup in front of a home crowd and I love being part of a team and representing my country.

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"Australia are a very experienced nation with a proven track record, and while it will be tough, we’ll go into the semi-final with the belief that we can do it. 

"The crowd will certainly play a part, we have had amazing support in our last two home ties, and we are all looking forward to this one."

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent

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Bernard Tomic will be in the Australia team despite falling out very publicly with Tennis Australia earlier in the summer. 

But there is no place for Nick Kyrgios: Australia's captain Wally Masur says the decision was made by "mutual agreement" to allow the 20 year old to "focus on his personal and professional development".

GB's team for the Davis Cup semi-final tie against Australia has been announced.

There are no shocks, with Andy Murray - knocked out of the US Open on Monday - leading the five-man team.

Murray lines up alongside brother Jamie ,  Kyle Edmund ,  James Ward and  Dominic Inglot .

The eagerly-awaited contest takes place from 18-20 September, at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow.