It's gone 3pm, which means we can reveal the answer to today's Question of Sport teaser. 

Earlier, the Question of Sport team asked: Who are the three batsmen to have scored over 700 runs in World Twenty20 matches?

The answers are in the tweet below. 

Here's a new one. PSG are staging a 'Twitter treasure hunt' this afternoon, which will give fans of both PSG and Chelsea a chance to win a signed David Luiz shirt.

The former Chelsea defender's garments are hidden in various locations across London, with the French club having revealed a series of clues via their official Twitter, Vine and Periscope accounts.  

Thar's treaaye in those streets, matey. 

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Liverpool right-back Nathaniel Clyne has said his team "owe" Manchester United for their two Premier League defeats this season. 

"I think we owe them from the Premier League games, which we probably should have got more out of," said Clyne, external before Thursday's Europa League tie against United. 

“But we have time now to put things right and make sure we progress through the cup.

“We’ve just got to keep fighting to the end. We know we can create chances and if we’re solid in defence we can stop their attack."

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Sharon Squires:, external No sports star should be booed (unless they are caught cheating). They go out and give it their all for their country or their club and should always be respected whatever sport they play.

Vijay Rahaman:, external Lots of sports stars have been booed...Ronaldo, Dhoni, Zidane, McEnroe etc...Two that I have NEVER heard being booed are Brian Lara & Michael Jordan.

St. Wisdoms Wesley:, external Jose Mourihno can never be booed at Stamford Bridge, no matter what. Jose is too special to us at Chelsea. We love Mourinho like our mama.

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Up to 490 athletes may have been taking meldonium during the 2015 European Games in Baku, according to research published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. 

Meldonium was placed on the World Anti-Doping Agency's banned list for 2016 and a number of athletes have already tested positive for it, including tennis star Maria Sharapova. 

The research was carried out on behalf of the European Olympic Committees and contributed to Wada's decision to ban the use of meldonium in competitive sport. 

The findings were based on information volunteered by athletes and medical teams, as well as anti-doping tests given at the European Games last June. Thirteen medallists were found to have been taking meldonium and the drug was detected in athletes competing in 15 of the 21 sports.

Meldonium was barely on the radar until five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova revealed she recorded a positive drugs test for the substance.  

It appears a lot of athletes take meldonium, but what exactly is it, where does it come from, will we be hearing a lot more about it now and how easy is it to get hold of?

BBC Sport's Chris Osbourne has looked in depth at what the drug is. To read more, click here. 

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PRATEEK SINGH:, external Sachin Tendulkar, the greatest ever cricketer, should never ever be booed by anyone.

Sid Dodia:, external Booing Ronaldo is harsh, but Wenger deserves it, he doesn't have what it takes to manage Arsenal.

Tim Stubbs:, external No booing Jamie Murray. In his brother’s shadow but just gets on with it. Great doubles player, solid Davis Cup team member.

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The programme includes an interview with the woman featured in this picture, 70 years on from the Burnden Park disaster.

As we mentioned earlier, 70 years ago 33 football fans died in a crush at Bolton's Burnden Park stadium.

A memorial service will be starting soon.

We have recently brought you the news that the Premier League will cap away ticket prices at £30 for the next three years.

However, Clive Efford MP, Labour’s shadow minister for sport does not think the Premier League teams have done enough.

He said: “This is a welcome step in the right direction, but it is still £10 above the level that fans have called for.

“The Football Supporters’ Federation must be congratulated on the effectiveness of their Twenty’s Plenty campaign.”

Some pictures from Germany where Tottenham will be playing tomorrow in the Europa League.

We will have live commentary from Borussia Dortmund v Spurs, with the first half on BBC 5 live sports extra at 18:00 GMT, before the commentary moves over to BBC Radio 5 live.

New Sunderland defender Emmanuel Eboue has been speaking about joining the Premier League strugglers on a free transfer.

It is fair to say he is quite happy. "I was dreaming about returning to the Premier League," says the former Arsenal right-back.

"We have a good team but we have to play hard. We will fight to move up the table.

"I’ve also known the club for a long time and I know Jermain (Defoe), John (O'Shea) and Catts (Lee Cattermole), as well as the French players, so it is like a family here.” 

You have been voting in your thousands and the results are in. It looks like more success for Barcelona, although Chelsea fans could well have a final trip to look forward to, if our results are anything to go by.

Get a few spare minutes? Good, then you can catch up with the highlights from the latest match in the World Twenty20 as Bangladesh claim a narrow win over the Netherlands.

The next match up is Ireland v Oman and you can watch in-play highlights and read live text from 14:00 GMT by clicking here.  

John McEnerney:, external Usain Bolt, turns up & wins in style. Ultimate champion & showman, at the big events he does his thing, wins. Can't boo that!

Tom Griffiths:, external Roger Federer for being an all round top guy and the best ever tennis player.

Rubyshakes:, external Legendary sub fielder Gary Pratt should never be booed. In fact it should be law to buy him a drink whenever you see him.

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Here's more on the Premier League's decision to cap away tickets at £30 for the next three seasons.

In a statement, the Premier League said away fans were "essential for match atmosphere" and helped make the league unique.

It also recognised that away fans often had travel costs to pay on top of the price of a matchday ticket. The Football Supporters' Federation has long campaigned for cheaper tickets and wanted prices for away fans capped at £20.

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British Athletics has accepted an IAAF Invite for national Indoor champion Jazmin Sawyers to compete in the women’s long jump for Britain at the World Indoor Championships in Portland next week. 

Sawyers, who recently won the British Indoor title in Sheffield, said: “I’m looking forward to putting on the British vest once again and am focused on producing the best possible performance I can, starting what I hope will be a big year for me.”

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Watch Bangladesh's Tamim Iqbal score 83 not out from 58 balls during the World Twenty20 match against the Netherlands.