Picture the scene. It's 0-0 in the cup, the 95th minute, your team is holding on. 

Deep free-kick. The last one to defend. Dirk Kuyt's all over you, seconds left against your fierce rivals... the ball comes in, you swing a right boot to clear, but something's wrong... horribly wrong.

The ball seems to go through you, it hits your left, trickles over the line, your team beaten... pandemonium as Dirk wheels away with an enormous grin.

That's what happened to Joel Veltman last night, as Feyenoord claimed a 1-0 victory in the Dutch Cup over Ajax. 

Also, there was this absolutely massive banner in the ground before kick-off - have you ever seen anything like it?

Image source, Getty Images

Which non-footballer would you choose to take a penalty and why?

Alexander Sprague: An opera singer. Bright lights, watched by thousands. One difficult 'money note' that your evening's work is judged by.

And the Championship club have confirmed it...

Image source, Getty Images

Another transfer for you! 

A word of warning though; it's not Paul Pogba to Manchester City, Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United,or Karim Benzema to Arsenal...

The Chronicle are reporting, external that Newcastle defender Mike Williamson has joined Wolves on loan.

Image source, Getty Images

Doncaster Rovers sign Everton midfielder Conor Grant on a one-month loan deal.

The 20-year-old, who is yet to make his competitive debut for the Toffees, ended last season on loan at Scottish Premiership side Motherwell.

He could make his Rovers debut in Saturday's League One fixture against Colchester.

Image source, Getty Images

BBC Scotland have been asking a series of quick questions of former Celtic and West Ham striker Frank McAvennie...

Which manager does he describe as "hopeless", which one did he lock in a hotel room so he could go to a party, and why he doesn't he regret turning down Arsenal?

Find out here...

They were without Lionel Messi, without Neymar, without Luis Suarez, but still. 

SurelyBarcelonashould be beating a third-tier side all the same?

The Spanish, European (and soon to be World?) champions struggled to a 0-0 draw atVillanovensein the first leg of their Copa del Rey last-32 tie last night. 

Luis Enrique's side managed just three efforts on target, as five players made their first starts of the season.

Villanovense had eight efforts on goal and even had a a Javi Sanchez header come back off the bar.  

The second leg is at the Nou Camp on 2 December.

Image source, EPA

Image source, Getty Images

Whichy non-footballer would you choose to take a penalty?

John Bowes: Keira Knightley. .. she bends it like Beckham.  

Test of knowledgepublished at 12:59

12:59

Gymnastics

Remember you can watch coverage of the ongoing World Championships in Glasgow live on BBC Two and online from 19:00 GMT.

Confidence is becoming a "big issue" at managerless Aston Villa but it remains a great job for the right person, says caretaker boss Kevin MacDonald.

Image source, PA

MacDonald, 54, was put in temporary charge after Tim Sherwood's sacking on Sunday and oversaw their 2-1 defeat by Southampton in the Capital One Cup fourth round.

"Confidence is a big issue. Nobody likes being bottom of the league," MacDonald told BBC Sport. "The players are hurting for Tim but we can't wallow in self pity."

Image source, Getty Images

Kerron Cross: Which non-footballer would you get to take a penalty? Postman Pat. First-class delivery, always looking for the postage stamp.

Round of applause for Kerron...

While we're on the topic, just how do you solve a problem like Wayne Rooney? Is there even a problem to solve?

Former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen thinks there is - he says   Louis van Gaal's tactics are failing to get the best out of the 30-year-old captain and striker.

He told Talksport:, external “Wayne is an adventurous player who likes to have freedom on the pitch, to roam around and get involved and find his own way to get into the game.

“I think at the moment he’s a little more restricted, he doesn’t always get the ball when he wants it and where he wants it."

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

The Football Association is investigating a laser being shone at Manchester United's Wayne Rooney during the League Cup defeat by Middlesbrough.

Television footage showed a green light appearing on Rooney's face as he prepared to take his penalty.

The striker's effort was saved by Boro goalkeeper Tomas Mejias and United were beaten 3-1 in the shoot-out after the game finished 0-0 following extra-time.

The FA say it is aware of reports of the incident and is looking into it.

Image source, Getty Images

Crystal Palace will not want to see precocious 19-year-old Nigerian Kelechi Iheanacho again in a hurry. The striker's first City goal came at Selhurst Park earlier in the season and on Wednesday he scored one and set up another.

What was impressive about both key moments was the composure. 

For Kevin De Bruyne's goal, Iheanacho looked up and directed a ball into the path of the Belgian instead of fizzing a hit-and-hope across the six-yard area. And for his own strike, he controlled De Bruyne's firm cross before firing a low drive past Wayne Hennessey.

It seems the teenager could confidently fill in the gap caused by the injury to Sergio Aguero. 

...has been made. All ties will be played on the weekend of 28 November.

Stranraer v Buckie Thistle, Queen's Park v Forfar Athletic, Formatine United v Fort William/Cove Rangers, Dumbarton v Alloa Athletic, East Fife/Stirling Albion v Cumbernauld Colts, Albion Rovers v Greenock Morton, Falkirk v Turriff United/Fraserburgh, Nairn County/Wick Academy v Linlithgow Rose, Peterhead v Livingston, Huntly v Lothian Thistle /Montrose, Elgin City v Raith Rovers, Airdrieonians v Brechin City, Ayr United v Dunfermline Athletic, Inverurie Loco Works v Annan Athletic, Stenhousemuir v East Kilbride/Forres Mechanics, Cowdenbeath v Arbroath

Image source, SWpix

Keighley Cougars centreDaley Williamshas beengiven a four-year banafter testing positive for anabolic steroids.

Williams, 29, tested positive for drostanolone and a metabolite of stanozolol in an out of competition test by UK Anti-Doping on 5 March 2015.

He has been released by the third-tier club and has been banned from all sport until 7 April 2019.

Just a reminder that our colleagues in Merseyside are covering the funeral of legendary Everton player and manager Howard Kendall and would love to hear your memories.

Get in touch using #kendallmemories and visit their special live page

Image source, CBBC

We have been talking about penalties all day but how good is your penalty shoot-out knowledge?

How about testing it with CBBC's quiz all about the fear inducing game deciders...

Image source, Getty Images

In 1985, jockey Lester Piggott rode one winner at Nottingham before going into retirement - only to make a successful comeback five years later, aged 54.

Image source, Getty Images

Which non-footballer would you choose to take a penalty?

Chris Andrews: Russian president Vladimir Putin. Cool as a cucumber, and no keeper would dare attempt a save.