A Question of Sport Teaser

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Since 2005 who are the four men from outside of the UK to have reached the final of Snooker's UK Championship? 

Send your answers to #QSTeaser. Good luck!

MixItNFixItMan: For me always has to be Emile Heskey - hard work and genuine character, always humble and a team player. Proper Leicester lad.

David W Poole: Daley Thompson: 2-time Olympic decathlon champion, bags of charisma, world-class all-rounder. The greatest competitor ever.

You're not on your own there David - Daley gets Dion Dublin's vote as well.

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In 2005 Middlesbrough's Portuguese defender Abel Xavier was suspended for 18 months by FIFA after testing positive for methandienone, a performance-enhancing drug. The ban was later reduced to 12 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

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Arsenal and England footballer Alex Scott may have racked up 123 appearances for her national team, but she doesn't think she'd have had the chance to become a professional at all if not for former England women team coach Hope Powell

"If it wasn’t for Hope Powell, the women’s game wouldn’t be in the healthy place it is now,” she said.

“She turned an amateur sport into a professional sport."

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Swansea City midfielder Ki Sung-yueng has been ruled out for around two weeks after suffering a broken toe.

The South Korea international has suffered a fracture in the third toe of his right foot.

Ki has featured in all five games since Bob Bradley replaced Francesco Guidolin as Swansea City manager in October.

The 27-year-old came off the bench in Swansea's 1-1 draw at Everton last Saturday following his return from international duty.

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World number three Judd Trump says the UK Championship "doesn't really feel like a tournament" before the televised second round starts on Saturday.

Englishman Trump, 27, won five frames in a row to beat Thailand's James Wattana 6-2 in the first round at the York Barbican on Tuesday.

Trump, the 2011 champion, told BBC Sport: "There is no real atmosphere so it's very hard.

"It's not really enjoyable out there. Until the TV kicks in, it doesn't really feel like a tournament, so everyone is just battling to get through."

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Steve Hopkinson: Lewis Hamilton. A firm but fair racer, and unbelievably fast on track. He breaks a record virtually every time he drives. Champ.

Mark Mason: John Barnes. My hero as a boy. At his peak one of the best wingers ever. His goal against Brazil was amazing, and he's a nice guy too.

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BBC Sport at the AON Training Complex

Chris Smalling and Eric Bailly were the only significant absentees from Manchester United's training session this morning.

Smalling (broken toe) and Bailly (knee) were not expected to be involved in the Europa League encounter with Feyenoord at Old Trafford on Thursday.

Bastian Schweinsteiger and Wayne Rooney were first on the training pitch, although the German is not available for the game as he is not in Jose Mourinho's European squad.

United are currently third in their group but with the two sides above them playing in the final round of matches, know a draw on Thursday will keep their qualification hopes alive and a win would leave them well placed to advance to the knock-out stages.

Spanish sports newspaper Sport is trying to get into the heads of the Celtic players already.

"Scary" is the paper's headline with a picture of Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez, who are set to play for Barcelona at Celtic Park in the Champions League tonight.

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"Benzema comes to the rescue" is the headline on the front page of Spanish sports newspaper AS.

The paper is talking about Real Madrid's dramatic 2-1 win over Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League last night, which Real won with Karim Benzema's 87th-minute winner.

The result means Real move into the last 16, although they are only currently second and play leaders Borussia Dortmund in the final group match in December.

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Northern Ireland's twitter account has posted a message of support to Sunderland defender / midfielder Paddy McNair, who is unlikely to play again this season after rupturing his cruciate ligament.

McNair has featured in all four of his country's World Cup 2018 qualifying campaign matches so far.

French sports newspaper L'Equipe leads on Monaco's Champions League win over Tottenham, a result that saw the French side qualify for the last 16 and end Spurs' hopes of advancing.

"An evening of dreams" is the main headline, with "Paris under pressure" at the top, referring to Paris St-Germain's away Champions League tie against Arsenal tonight.

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Sunderland centre-half Paddy McNair will be out of action for a "lengthy" period after suffering a cruciate knee injury.

Northern Ireland international McNair, 21, who joined Sunderland from Manchester United in the summer, suffered the injury during the club’s 3-0 win over Hull City on Saturday.

The incident happened in the 42nd minute as he closed down Curtis Davies.

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Check out the Radio 5 live Football Daily Podcast which includes Champions League reaction as Leicester beat Club Brugge to top their group and qualify for the last-16, but Spurs lose away at Monaco, and are out of the competition. 

You’ll hear the thoughts of supporters from both teams, plus managers Claudio Ranieri and Mauricio Pochettino. We also speak to Phil Neville about rumours linking him with the Bury job, and get his assessment of the job Jose Mourinho is doing at Manchester United.  

FIFA's disciplinary committee has announced the opening of proceedings against the Irish Football Association and the Football Association of Wales in relation to incidents involving the display of poppy symbols during recent internationals.

Fans formed a poppy mosaic ahead of Wales' 12 November World Cup qualifier against Serbia while players wore black arm-bands.

Northern Ireland fans did likewise while their players also wore black arm bands when they hosted Azerbaijan.

England and Scotland are also being probed over their Armistice actions.

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Leicester midfielder Danny Drinkwater has been charged by the Football Association for an off the ball incident during the Foxes 2-1 loss at Watford in the Premier League on Saturday.

Drinkwater was involved in an incident with Watford’s Valon Behrami in the 67th minute of the game and has until 18:00 GMT to reply to the charge.

For the next couple of weeks we will be revealing who has been named the BBC Unsung Hero in your area.

BBC South revealed their winner last night...

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Jonathan Barrett: Laurie Cunningham and Cyrille Regis playing for West Brom. As a Southampton fan those two terrified every defence in the UK.

Mr Boing: My son's middle name is Regis, after my sporting hero. Big Cyrille!!

Shaun Decordova: Ian Wright Wright Wright! Ian Wright: My reason for loving football and Arsenal.

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Triple F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton is "excellent in every way", according to rapper Tinie Tempah. 

"He does not get enough credit, not only is he a winner, he also carries himself well in public," he said.

“He’s excellent in every way… from his eyes, to the way he talks, the way he thinks, his concentration, his focus, to the way he is with people. He is absolutely excellent.”

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Jose Mourinho's job of rebuilding Manchester United's squad is “massive”, says former Red Devils and England defender Phil Neville.

United are sixth in the Premier League after a topsy-turvy start to their first season under Mourinho, who has said it might take longer than people think to get his team where he wants it to be.

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