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GRAHAM POLL: It's about time Arsene Wenger took his red-tinted spectacles off

Arsenal won 2-0 at Emirates Stadium on Saturday – a win against struggling Sunderland which brought no post-match complaints from Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.

Tigers wait on Gardner scans

Anthony Gardner has not broken his leg, but is now waiting on scans to see if he has damaged ankle ligaments.

Absent Tevez causes Mancini double blow as Man City drop to fifth

Roberto Mancini suffered a double blow as his side surrendered fourth spot in the Barclays Premier League to Tottenham, then found himself on collision course with absent striker Carlos Tevez.

Gold talks up Olympic ground move

West Ham co-owner David Gold talks up the possibility of the Premier League club moving into the Olympic Stadium after the 2012 London Games.

Barry - Too much at stake

Gareth Barry admits Man City's 0-0 draw at home to Liverpool was a game neither of the Champions League hopefuls wanted to lose.

Fergie: Rooney needs predator's instincts to become best in the world

Sir Alex Ferguson has told Wayne Rooney he still has to develop the predatory instinct of some of United’s greatest goalscorers if he is to become the best player in the world.

Far from Fab! Capello arrives in South Africa to see England's unfinished HQ

England manager Fabio Capello will arrive in South Africa on Monday to find his World Cup training base at the Bafokeng Sports Campus is still a building site.

Wigan Athletic 0 Tottenham Hotspur 3: Roman Pavlyuchenko conquers as Spurs go fourth and prosper from Eastlands shut-out

Tottenham leapfrogged Manchester City and Liverpool in the race for a Champions League spot by winning 3-0 at Wigan. Jermain Defoe hit the opener and Roman Pavlyuchenko scored twice, while City and Liverpool earlier drew 0-0.