A Question of Sport Teaser

Earlier we asked you: Antonio Conte will become Chelsea’s fifth Italian manager, who are the other four?

The answers?

Gianluca Vialli, Claudio Ranieri, Carlo Ancelotti, Roberto Di Matteo.   

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Our vote has now closed to decide your favourite footballing golden oldie. Thanks to all those who took part. 

We'll have the results shortly.

Where are you planning on watching the Barcelona v Atletico Madrid game this evening then? Or perhaps you fancy a bit of Bayern Munich v Benfica instead?

More importantly, what are you having for your dinner/tea? If you're struggling to make your mind up on both fronts, might I suggest a range of tapas recipes to accompany the all-Spanish affair in Barcelona?

One tip: If you're making a Spanish omelette, fry the onion and potato etc in a pan and then add them to the beaten eggs. Don't add the eggs to them. Got it?

Feel free to share any more recipe tips by the way #bbcsportsday., external

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What do the Spanish papers make of tonight's billing? Marca's headline reads: 'The worst opponent at the worst time.' 

Not sure what the old fashioned ball is all about though... They still won't be able to get it off Lionel Messi. 

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Today's AS strikes a similar tone. There's a lot of chat about 'Scary Atleti'.

And in looking forward to Wednesday's game between Real Madrid and Wolfsburg theyremind us that Zinedine Zidane has never been knocked out by a German side. Not as a player, nor as assistant to Carlo Ancelotti...  

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You have 15 minutes left to vote for your favourite footballing golden oldie, with 10 options to choose from based on your responses to our #MyGoldenOldiesXI debate.

Click to the right of this page or click the vote tab if you're on a mobile device.

And don't hang around!

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Barcelona boss Luis Enrique says he has "blind faith" in his players to keep winning silverware, despite the end of the club's 39-match unbeaten run.

Holders Barca face Atletico Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final at the Nou Camp on Tuesday, four days after losing El Clasico 2-1 to Real Madrid.

"We had almost forgotten what losing was," Enrique said on Monday. "Our team has more than enough to keep being the same it has been."

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Robert Moore, Robert Charlton and Nobert Stiles esquire in this team...

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Kouyate saw red for a challenge on Dwight Gayle in the 2-2 draw at Upton Park.

The FA said a claim of wrongful dismissal had been upheld, and the 26-year-old Senegal midfielder "will therefore not serve any suspension".

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West Ham midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate has his red card from the match against Crystal Palace on Saturday rescinded by the FA. 

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Lincoln City manager Chris Moyses is to leave his post at the National League club at the end of the season.

Moyses, 50, a former Imps player and director, initially took charge on a caretaker basis following the departure of Gary Simpson in November 2014.

"Managing a football club as well as running my own business has led to me working over 80 hours a week and that is simply not sustainable," he said.

Lincoln are 12th in the National League table, having taken two points from a possible 18 since 12 March.

If you put out the team below now, would it do any worse than the current Aston Villa side? 

College basketball in the US is huge. The National Championship is one of the most famous annual sporting events in the country.

So throw in a Hollywood ending to Monday night's NCAA final between Villanova and North Carolina and you've got a full-on social media storm.

There were two three-pointers in the final five seconds, including a buzzer-beater from Kris Jenkins to give the Villanova Wildcats a jaw-dropping last-gasp 77-74 victory over North Carolina Tar Heels.

Watch the scenes unfold and read the whole incredible story here.

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Naomi Broady fought back from a set down to defeat Karin Knapp and reach the second round of the Katowice Open in Poland. 

The British number three, 26, had a set point in the tie-break in the opener but it was the Italian that took it. 

However, an early break in the second set was the catalyst for the Stockport player to level and she proved the stronger in the decider to win 6-7 (6-8) 6-4 6-4.

Broady, ranked 84 in the world, will face either second seed Anna Karolina Schmiedlova or France's Pauline Parmentier in round two.

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BBC Sport

The Women's FA Cup semi-final draw has just been made.

Holders Chelsea are at home to Manchester City and Arsenal will host Sunderland.

Both games will be played on Sunday, 17 April.

Non-British players seem to be dominating your golden oldies' XIs. Any Brits who you feel deserve a shout-out? Tweet us on #MyGoldenOldiesXI - and don't forget to take part in our vote.

Here's some more to get you in the mood for the Masters at Augusta, which starts on Thursday. Watch some of the best shots of the 2015 tournament, including a chip-in by Sergio Garcia and Justin Rose's recovery shot.

Jasmine: Teddy Sheringham. Loved him at #Spurs, external, one of my friends phoned me to see how I was when he left, was gutted!

Razvan Bouros: Zoff, Roberto Carlos, Beckenbauer, Baresi, Maldini, Nedved, Cruyff, Zidane, Ronaldinho, Klose, Di Stefano

Adam Craig: Buffon, Cafu, Maldini, Cannevaro, Stam, Redondo, Makelele, Hagi, Zidane, Henry, Ronaldo 4-2-3-1

Martin Frankfurt: Tommy Hutchinson was still playing for Swansea at 43. Jussi Jääskeläinen almost 41 and 1st choice (at Wigan).

Don't forget to take part in our vote to find your favourite footballing golden oldie. Make your choice to the right of this page or click on the vote tab if you're using a mobile device.

The vote runs until 15:00 BST. Terms and conditions can be found here.

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Goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain has withdrawn from the England women squad for their Euro 2017 qualifier double-header due to a knee injury.

Sunderland's Rachael Laws has been called up to replace her.

England face Belgium at the New York Stadium in Rotherham on Friday (19:55 kick-off) before travelling to Zenica to play Bosnia & Herzegovina on Tuesday, 12 April (15:00 BST).

England have a 100% record so far in their qualifying campaign.

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Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reports that Louis van Gaal will remain as Manchester United boss next season - and will be given £80m to spend in the summer, most of it to be used on a striker.

The story - in Dutch - can be read here., external

How does a third season of the Dutchman sound, United fans? Tweet us at #bbcsportsday.