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Tony Drago (snooker) - former top-10 player, is 51.

Rickard Rydell (motor sport) - former British Touring Car champion, is 49.

Emmanuel Petit (football) - former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder and World Cup winner with France, is 46.

Paul Sculthorpe (rugby league) - former Great Britain and St Helens loose forward, is 39.

Harry Kewell (football) - former Leeds, Liverpool and Australia forward, now Watford under-21 coach, is 38.

Jamie Mackie (football) - QPR forward, is 31.

There are reports, external that the midfielder was at a party at a hotel that went on until 08:00 BST on Sunday.

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Plenty of gossip lines in today's papers with Ryan Giggs and Chris Coleman both suggested as potential replacements for Francesco Guidolin should the Italian leave Swansea.

Manchester United are also linked with Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos - again - while Southampton could move for Paris St-Germain forward Hatem Ben Arfa, despite the winger only joining the French champions in the summer.

Read more on these and plenty more besides in our gossip column here. 

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It was another bad night for Stoke City and boss Mark Hughes.

The Potters fell to a 2-1 home defeat by Hull City and have now lost their last four matches in all competitions.

Despite their poor start Hughes is remaining upbeat: "We were by far the better team on show, we were the only team trying to make things happen and unfortunately, despite creating 23 shots at goal, we scored one and they managed to score two of their four or five - it's hard to take.

"The longer this run goes on without our first win then the more significant each game becomes for us, so we will attempt to get that first win at the weekend - and there is absolutely no reason why we can't do that."

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West Ham needed a 96th-minute free-kick from Dimitri Payet to get past League Two Accrington.

Elsewhere in the EFL Cup there were wins for Tottenham, Manchester City, Southampton, Sunderland and Bristol City.

Last season's home draw with Everton was "a turning point" for Bournemouth, according to boss Eddie Howe.

The Cherries conceded in injury-time to go 3-2 down but equalised with a stoppage time goal of their own to claim a point.

They then went on to win three successive matches as they comfortably avoided relegation.

Howe said: "The game against Everton last season was a turning point for us. It showed that we weren't here just to play.

"It showed our spirit, determination and ability to grind out results. Those things kept us up last season."

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has said his side can not afford to dwell on last week's 4-0 defeat by Manchester City.

He said: "We reflect back and will learn a lot from the game against Man City. In this league, for us, there are going to be disappointing days.

"We have to brush ourselves down and go again because there is always another game just around the corner. 

"Until the first Man City goal we were OK. The first three goals came from us having the ball, so that's something to look at."

Speaking of Eddie Howe, he has just arrived for his news conference to preview Saturday's home game against Everton...

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Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has said British managers must prove they are good enough to manage in the Premier League.

England manager Sam Allardyce has said it could soon have no English bosses.

"I have no problem with the fact that the Premier League doesn't have as many English, or British, managers as it should," the 38-year-old told BBC TV's The Premier League Show.

"I think we [Britons] have to prove we're good enough for those jobs."

You can see Howe's interview with Gary Lineker on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website at 22:00 BST.

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It was a costly night for Barcelona.

They conceded a second-half equaliser from Angel Correa to draw with Atletico Madrid and will be without forward Lionel Messi for three weeks after he suffered a groin injury.

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The Guardian say that Manchester United "stuttered" before eventually getting past Northampton Town in the EFL Cup.

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The Daily Star reports that Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas is desperate to impress boss Antonio Conte as he hopes to be selected against former side Arsenal on Saturday.

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The Daily Telegraph say that Manchester United's victory was a "relief" to boss Jose Mourinho after three successive defeats.

You can see the full fourth-round draw here.

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The Daily Mail reports that Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish is set to be fined £50,000 after allegedly being at a party that went on until 08:00 BST on Sunday.

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Manchester United needed a goal from substitute Marcus Rashford to help them get past League One Northampton Town in the EFL Cup on Wednesday.

Their reward? A home tie against rivals Manchester City.

We've got all the reaction from last night's games and there's also seven Premier League news conferences.

Good morning and welcome to Sportsday.