It was a 1-0 win back in October 1994, since then it's been 3 defeats and a draw. 

The home win against Norwich was the first since December. 

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Benfica will be without striker Jonas as they try to overturn a 1-0 deficit in the second leg of a Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich.

The Brazilian, who has scored 32 goals this season, is suspended, while midfielder Nicolas Gaitan is doubtful with a muscular problem.

Bayern winger Kingsley Coman missed the weekend win at Stuttgart but should be fit after a slight knock. Winger Arjen Robben and defender Jerome Boateng remain sidelined.

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Lionel Messi has gone 362 minutes without scoring for Barcelona - his worst run in five years. Can he end that against Atletico later on Wednesday?

The Catalan club lead 2-1 from the first leg of their Champions League last-eight tie but have taken just one point from their last three La Liga games.

"Our mindset remains the same," said Messi, who is one goal away from 500 for club and country. "We work hard all year to have a chance of winning trophies."

The Football Association of Wales is investigating suspicious betting patterns on a Welsh Premier League match.

Let's start the build up to Wednesday's games - there's FA Cup, Champions League and Premier League action across BBC Sport later on.

For West Ham, it's sure to be emotional. 

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And during their 112-year stay in East London they've won the FA Cup three times.   

Following our post at 13:29 BST, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have released information that there have been 172 meldonium doping cases since the substance was banned on January 1.

The agency did not give a national breakdown, but many have involved Russia which has been suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations and risks missing the Rio Olympics athletics. 

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On this day, 13 years ago, YES 13 years, David Seaman pulled off one of the greatest FA Cup saves of all time. 

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Britain's super heavyweight, Joe Joyce, is the latest boxer into the semi-finals at the European Olympic qualifying event in Turkey. The number one seed defeated Denmark's Kem Larsen on points.

If Joyce wins his next bout on Friday he will guarantee super heavyweight representation at the Rio Olympics for Team GB.

Meanwhile, Josh Buatsi has beaten the German second seed by a unanimous points decision to progress to the light heavyweight semi-finals.

In Wednesday's evening session (from 17:00 BST) six more GB fighters will aim to make it to the last four.

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Mark: The best efforts from our whatsapp group - Roman Pavlovachecnko

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Marsh Man: Chicken Odemwingies

Paul Witts: Anything from the Dele counter?

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Plenty of interesting detail in this piece by the Mail,, external who ask "how exactly has Kevin De Bruyne ended up doing for Manchester City what he never did for Chelsea?".

Dear, oh dear.

That's 22-year-old British tennis player Laura Robson...

Uefa have opened disciplinary proceedings against Manchester City after fireworks were set off during their Champions League quarter-final victory over Paris St Germain. 

The case will be dealt with by the Uefa control, ethics and disciplinary body on May 19 - nine days before the final.

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One final word from the manager focuses on his role which, according to him, is not as important as we may think...

"My role isn't so important. My aim is to focus on the game and I am sure Dortmund will do the same. It is not important what I say here, it will not have influence on the game.

"Being brave is one of most important things in football, We have enough quality to get through to semi-finals."

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And what sort of game does Klopp expect come tomorrow?

"We certainly won't be flying a white flag. Dortmund can play better but so can we. They have been consistently at the top of the Bundesliga all season. You have to look at the type of football they play and it is very good. There is no reason to expect that to change. 

"We know each other better and how we work. Together we have developed a belief on the pitch and we're in better position than six months ago."

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Talking team news ahead of the game, Jurgen Klopp says both sides had rested team members due to the intensity last week when his side played out a 1-1 draw in Germany. 

"I have no idea what it is like for Dortmund but we have a great chance. We are in a position where we are looking to go further. I wasn't surprised that Dortmund rested players over the weekend, we only did the same because of last weeks tie against them."  

The German received a fantastic welcome on his return back to Dortmund last Thursday, but the Liverpool manager used the press conference to focus upon the Merseyside supporters.  

"We've had wonderful atmospheres in the Europa League. We had jump over the level against Manchester United. The crowd is more of an advantage if we are better than the away goal in Dortmund. We can ignore the last game. This is a new start."

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And now it's manager Jurgen Klopp's turn to face the media...

The Liverpool manager has been asked about how he plans to stifle the visitors and acknowledges the importance of getting his tactics right. 

"We have a few different possibilities to find the line-up," he said. "This situation is a moment when you can't make a mistake as a manager. We are in a position where we are looking to go further."

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BBC Sport Olympic sports reporter

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Britain's Pat McCormack will have to wait for another shot at securing an Olympic place after he was beaten in the quarter-finals at the European Olympic qualifiers.

The light welterweight third seed lost on points to Armenia's Hovjannes Bachkov.

McCormack is the first GB male to fall in the event in Samsun.

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You'll have heard plenty about the wife and newborn son of US Masters winner Danny Willett in the last day or two.... and here is Nicole and little Zachariah James with the golf's latest major winner on Wednesday.