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 _ .

Rafa Benitez is set to be announced as the new manager of Real Madrid any day, bringing the Spaniard's career full circle. Born in Madrid, Benitez played for Real Madrid Castilla and gained his first taste of management with Real's B team in the nineties. Now, via Valencia, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Chelsea and Napoli, the 55-year-old is set to return to the Bernabeu as Carlo Ancelotti's successor. Real have just experienced a season that started with such promise but fizzled out to nothing as their great rivals Barcelona collected the trophies. It means Benitez will have plenty on his plate when he takes his new position later this summer. Here are five things in his in-tray to sort as a matter of urgency.Rafa Benitez is set to become the new manager of Real MadridThe Spaniard's career will come full circle as he replaces Carlo AncelottiHis first priority will be to assure Cristiano Ronaldo he is the main manA decision will then have to be made on whether to keep Gareth BaleGoalkeeper David de Gea could be on his way from Man UnitedReinforcements are also needed in the Real defenceREAD: Rafa Benitez arrives in Spain to complete move to Real Madrid
It could well be another five weeks before the whole squad gathers again for pre-season and Benitez would be wise in the meantime to make contact and assuage any concerns _ has.

QPR boss Chris Ramsey was furious with his side's poor finishing and shoddy defending in their Capital One Cup second-round exit at home to Carlisle. The League Two outfit won 2-1 at Loftus Road, where substitute Jason Kennedy netted a 79th-minute winner to earn them a third-round trip to Liverpool. Rangers have conceded two goals in five of their six matches this season. 'We've conceded two very soft goals again. I'm not happy. We've conceded two goals in every game and that cannot be right,' said Ramsey. 'It means that teams are coming to us and rubbing their hands, knowing that they're going to score. It means we then have to score three or four goals to win a game and that's not right.QPR were embarrassed in the Capital One Cup as Carlisle beat them 2-1Jay Emmanuel-Thomas equalised for QPR after Derek Asamoah's openerSub Jason Kennedy netted a 79th-minute winner for the League Two sideRangers boss Chris Ramsey admitted his side conceded two soft goals
'They should be capable of overcoming a team like _.

A pair of racist T-shirts have cost three people their positions with an Alabama youth cheerleading program, among them a volunteer who complained about the inappropriate attire. Kayleigh Tipton, a parent and former volunteer coach at the North Alabama Youth Football and Cheerleading League in Boaz, said she was shocked when she saw the squad’s assistant vice president Brian McCracken and his friend Brian McDowell show up to practice dressed in shirts glorifying racism. McCracken's T-shirt featured the figure of a clansman in a white hood standing in front of a burning crossed, accompanied by the words: 'The Original Boys in The Hood.'North Alabama Youth Football and Cheerleading League Assistant Vice President Brian McCracken and his wife, who was the VP, both resignedMcCracken showed up to practice in a shirt featuring a clansman and burning crossBrian McDowell, a friend of McCracken's, was photographed next to him in a 'White Pride' shirtBoth men later said the shirts were worn as a jokeKayleigh Tipton, a parent and former volunteer coach, was ousted from the squad by McCracken's wife after making a complaintThe program's commissioner insisted Tipton's removal had nothing to do with the incident

His friend's black top was emblazoned with the phrase '_.'