TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you will be presented with a passage, and you need to write an **implausible** answer to to fill in the place of "_". Your answer should be incorrect, but should not be out of context. Try using words that are related to the context of the passage, but are not the correct answer.  Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer.
PROBLEM: Raheem Sterling's controversial 'It's-Not-About-The-Money' campaign led him to the Emirates Stadium, where Liverpool and Arsenal fans united to protest against the rising price of football for travelling fans. '£5bn and what do we get? £64 a ticket' read one banner, held across the home and away fans before kick-off. Hopefully the irony wasn't lost on Sterling, even if it did not interfere with his football. It was a difficult afternoon for Raheem Sterling, who toiled as Arsenal surged to victory over Liverpool Sterling (centre) is crowded out by Arsenal players as he struggled to impose himself on the game Sterling was brought down by Hector Bellerin for Liverpool's penalty, which was only a consolationRaheem Sterling fails to impose himself as Arsenal beat Liverpool 4-1He won the penalty that Jordan Henderson scored for LiverpoolSterling spoke out about his contract situation at Liverpool in the week 
 Question:_ dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.

SOLUTION: Emirates Stadium

PROBLEM: Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho’s future is firmly back on the agenda as Roman Abramovich agonises over whether to sack the Portuguese. Two consecutive Premier League defeats has piled more pressure on the beleaguered boss, who publicly attacked his players following Monday night’s loss at Leicester. Sportsmail can reveal club chiefs held a crunch meeting to discuss Mourinho’s future the day after the shock defeat by Premier League newcomers Bournemouth on December 5. It is understood those talks, which started in the early afternoon, lasted well into the evening as they decided to give the Special One more time to turn the club’s season around.Chelsea suffered yet another defeat after Leicester won 2-1 on MondayJose Mourinho's side have now lost nine times in the Premier LeagueChelsea club chiefs held nine-hour meeting to discuss MourinhoThe Blues are sitting just one point above the relegation zone 
 Question:After the defeat at Leicester, _, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.

SOLUTION: Chelsea

PROBLEM: London (CNN) -- Cyber security is big news right now. It seems a new high-profile breach is reported almost daily and yet this represents only the very tip of the iceberg. Backed by a highly organized black market worth billions of dollars, cybercrime has grown exponentially in scale and sophistication in recent years. In the face of this mounting threat, government and industry are manning the defenses. But finding the right people to protect some of our most valuable data isn't straightforward and requires a new approach. Over the past three years I have competed in a unique set of security games, backed by UK government, industry, academics and professional bodies, known as the Cyber Security Challenge. This aims to find talented amateurs by testing their skills with realistic competitions.Stephen Miller is the reigning UK cyber security championMiller: Cybercrime has grown exponentially in scale and sophistication in recent yearsCybercrime is backed by a highly organized black market and is worth billions of dollarsCyber security is often regarded as hobby for young people rather than "genuine" career 
 Question:In my time playing the Challenge I have come face to face (or face to screen) with many dangerous viruses and computer code, and defended networks from simulated live-hacking attempts carried out by the _'s leading cyber defense experts.

SOLUTION:
London