TEAMSHEET: Jose Mourinho’s return to Stamford Bridge in 2016 ended in humiliation after Chelsea thrashed his Man United 4-0… but can YOU name Antonio Conte’s Blues team in Mail Sport’s football memory game?

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By Ben Willcocks

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We’re excited to be back for another day of Teamsheet… Mail Sport’s original football memory game that tests your football knowledge and reminds you of nostalgic moments you may have forgotten.

So, what’s the aim of the game? Well, each day you’re challenged to name a starting XI from a random match in Premier League history. You’re given the rough line-up of the team, and you’re also told how many letters are in each player’s name. The rest is up to you! Try to fill it in in as few attempts as possible.

Each time you place a bet, a point is added to your total, with 11 being the BEST possible score. Challenge your friends, family and colleagues to beat your score – and after you’ve finished, you can choose a team and we’ll create a second Teamsheet for you.

You can play two matches per day and choose ANY club – from Newcastle to Southampton – that has played in the Premier League since 2006. Premier League matches from 1992-2006 will be available in the coming weeks.

Today we look back at Chelsea’s 4-0 win over Manchester United in October 2016, when Jose Mourinho endured a nightmare return to Stamford Bridge during the first few months of his Red Devils tenure. Can you remember who started for Antonio Conte’s Blues that day?

Good luck!

HOW TO PLAY

The aim of the game is to score as many points as possible few points as much as possible!

If you guess a player on the first try, you score one point – so the lowest score for guessing each player on first attempt is 11.

Guess a correct letter in the right position and it turns green. Guess a correct letter but in the wrong position and it turns yellow.

You have six guesses for each player. If you’re having trouble remembering a player, you can ask for a free letter, but that will cost you a point and a guess. And if you use all six guesses, we’ll tell you their name, but that will cost you 11 points.

So play on and see if you can get the highest possible score of 11, or fail every player and score 121.

You can play two games per day, so be sure to come back tomorrow.

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