Remi Garde left his position as head coach of Aston Villa on Tuesday (29th March).

Remi Garde replaced Tim Sherwood on a three-and-a-half-year deal in November, but departs after six successive defeats.
His last game in charge was a 1-0 defeat at Swansea City on 19 March, a result that leaves Villa 12 points from safety with seven games remaining.
Villa won only two of their 20 league games during Garde's tenure - against Norwich City and Crystal Palace.
A short club statement thanked Garde for his efforts 'during a difficult period' and said Eric Black would take charge until a new manager was appointed.
Fans have been upset at the lack of investment at the club.
While former Lyon boss Garde was said to be considering his future at the club after being unable to make any signings in January.
He was also been among those who criticised the players for a perceived lack of desire.
Garde had become increasingly dispirited by performances and said he felt 'humiliated' after a 6-0 defeat by Liverpool last month.
Villa's next Premier League match is against Chelsea at home on 2 April.