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Fox Sport News - Chelsea's celebrations raises questions why teams try to get out - Duration: 5:21.

It's Hot or Not time again as Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman reveals what's been making him feel warm and what's been leaving him cold this week

  HOT THE CARABAO CUPA thrilling semi-final at Stamford Bridge was followed by Chelsea celebrations that showed just how much it means to be going to Wembley

This, of course, raises that old question of just why so many Premier League teams approach the early rounds doing everything they can to get knocked out

Chelsea celebrations on Thursday showed just how much it means to be going to Wembley THE NFLAlarming American football concussion rates could not be ignored forever and now it emerges incidents are down by almost a third after two rule changes, one of which eliminated deliberate contact with the helmet

It's an example to other sports that subtle changes can be made without ridding a contest of its essence

It emerges incidents are down by almost a third after two rule changes in American footballMARCELO BIELSARarely has there been so much fuss about so little, as it now emerges 11 clubs in the Championship want Bielsa's Leeds formally investigated for spying on their training sessions

Here are two suggestions for those looking to make excuses for their failure to catch Leeds at the top of the table

1: Build a bigger fence. 2: Play better. It now emerges 11 clubs in the Championship want Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds investigated  NOT MOEEN ALIThe England all-rounder was out first ball in Barbados, top-edging a strange shot off his hips into the hands of a fielder at deep fine leg

With England teetering on the verge of collapse at the time, it was a ridiculous shot to play, and if ever we needed one moment to encapsulate the fall-out from the march of endless short-form cricket, then there it was

The England all-rounder was out first ball in Barbados, top-edging a strange shot off his hipsOLIVIER GIROUDYou will struggle to find a more selfless team player than the Chelsea striker, something pointed out eloquently by Joe Cole in the Sky studio on Thursday night

Without Giroud making runs ahead of him, Eden Hazard would not find those pockets of space to exploit

Nevertheless, Giroud is a forward and forwards need to score big goals. The two chances he missed in added time were straightforward and could have cost his team

The two chances he missed in added time were straightforward and could have cost his teamMARIO BALOTELLIBalotelli is 28 and in the 12th year of his career

Where did that time go? This week he moved for free from Nice to Marseille, making it seven clubs on his CV

Undoubtedly the Italian has wasted his talent, but it is unlikely his agent Mino Raiola will be too concerned

Unhappy players move clubs often and those transfers make money. The Raiola cash register just keeps on ringing

Mario Balotelli moved for free from Marseille to Nice, making it seven clubs on his c

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EU negotiators in Brussels in talks to get Theresa May's Brexit deal over the line - Duration: 3:04.

EU negotiators have spent the past week locked behind closed doors in Brussels trying to thrash out a way to get Mrs May's deal 'over the line' – without compromising their dogged insistence on a Northern Ireland 'backstop'

The Mail on Sunday understands that they have received detailed legal advice about the expected request from London to extend Article 50 beyond the planned Brexit Day on March 29 – including work on whether it is possible to circumvent the need for the UK to put MEPs up for election to the new European Parliament when it is formed on July 1

A Brussels source said: 'We want to help Mrs May but we need a stronger indication from your MPs about where we go from here and what they want

'The extension is being discussed behind closed doors, but not because of any formal request by the British – yet

Once you try to go beyond the start of July it becomes very messy.'Legal work is being done on that, but there is quite a bit of opposition here to an extension

We would prefer a clearer position from the UK Parliament.' It comes as tensions mounted within the EU27 over whether to water down the 'backstop' which while designed to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland, has become the most likely cause of one if talks collapse

There was considerable anger and confusion after the EU Commission warned a No Deal Brexit would lead to a hard border in Ireland, only to be contradicted by Dublin

Irish leader Leo Varadkar was then forced to row back on unexpected claims that a No Deal would see a return to troops on the border

In a furious blast, his confidence and supply partner Michael Martin hit out yesterday: 'When the Taoiseach tells an audience in Davos that the Army may have to be sent to the border, he is contradicting everything that we have been told about preparations

It is hard to see how this helps our case.'