In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

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Sam Allardyce has revealed the reason behind his furious rant at fourth official Robert Madley towards the end of West Ham’s defeat at Manchester City on Sunday. The Hammers boss was incensed that Eliaquim Mangala was not penalised for a foul against Stewart Downing, who managed to stay on his feet despite a late challenge from City’s £32million defender. Referee Anthony Taylor took no action as the ball ran out of play and an animated Allardyce vented his fury towards Madley on the touchline. Sam Allardyce gives fourth official Robert Madley a piece of his mind during West Ham's defeatManchester City defeated West Ham 2-0 in the Premier League on SundaySam Allardyce was seen ranting at fourth official during game at the EtihadHammers boss explained he was frustrated that referee Anthony Taylor missed Eliaquim Mangala's foul on Stewart Downing

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He added: ‘The disappointing thing in the first half was the goals we gifted to _ and the amount of possession we allowed ourselves to lose.


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Jonathan Davies has warned Saracens that Clermont Auvergne are ‘sharpening the blade’ ahead of Saturday’s Champions Cup semi-final having made easy meat of Northampton. Clermont thrashed the English champions 37-5 in the last-eight tie at the Stade Marcel-Michelin and - with a place at the Twickenham final in sight - the French outfit are now plotting the downfall of the Aviva Premiership’s second best side. Both clubs are going in search of their first-ever European crown and, after leaving Wales in search of continental success last summer, Davies is determined to deliver another perfect performance in Saint Etienne. Jonathan Davies says Clermont are relishing Champions Cup semi-final against NorthamptonClermont Auvergne take on Saracens in Champions Cup semi-finalFrench side aiming to make amends for last year's exit at same stageClermont thrashed English champions Northampton in the last-eight

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According to Davies, the Clermont gameplan is simple: build an early lead, ease the pressure and force _ to run the ball rather than kick.


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From avoiding relegation on the final day of the season (twice!) to beating city rivals Liverpool to fourth spot a decade ago, Everton's 23 seasons of Premier League football have been varied to say the least. Roberto Martinez's men could only manage a disappointing 11th place finish last term, but would any of the current crop make it into the Toffees' all-time XI? Here, Sportsmail looks back over the Premier League era to pick the very best players to have worn the club's famous royal blue jersey. His best years may have been behind him at the Premier League's inception in 1992 but Southall remains the finest goalkeeper in the club's 137-year history.Four current Everton players make our greatest Premier League XI1995 FA Cup winners Neville Southall and Dave Watson are includedNo place for Wayne Rooney, Thomas Gravesen or Gary SpeedDuncan Ferguson leads the line with support from Tim Cahill

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Despite being an Everton player for less than two years, Kanchelskis was the club's most naturally gifted player of the 1990s, tormenting defences and earning a place in the hearts of _.