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13 hours agoWill Everton's formidable away form throw open title race?
Everton's exceptional away form under David Moyes positions them as genuine title contenders capable of challenging Arsenal's league leadership.
St Totteringham's Day marks the day that Tottenham can no longer mathematically finish above Arsenal. It has happened 25 times in the Premier League era, and it will become 26 very soon; in fact, it could happen today. Arsenal's race for the Premier League title and Tottenham's fight for survival highlight the gulf in class between the two sides, as do the 32 points between them.
I fancy Chelsea. I think it could be 0-0. I think it will be a draw or a Chelsea win. Arsenal only won the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final because Chelsea needed a goal late on and it opened up.
Liverpool could sell Cody Gakpo in the summer transfer window, according to Football Insider. If the defending Premier League champions find a new left-sided attacker to sign, then they could sell the Netherlands international forward. Journalist Pete O'Rourke said on the Transfer Insider podcast: "If Liverpool were to bring in another left-sided attacker in the summer, then maybe that potentially could open the door for a move away for Cody Gakpo."
The Black Cats have done quite well since promotion and Gary Neville has attributed that to their spending in the summer. They spent around 160 million on multiple players and it seems that the business they did in the summer has benefited them. Most of their players are performing at a high level and it will be interesting to see if Sunderland can secure a respectable finish this season.
Two sides stuck together in the Premier League standings meet on Tuesday night as Newcastle host Tottenham at St James' Park. Both clubs sit mid-table only separated by goal difference, though their momentum could not be more different. Newcastle arrive buoyed by a commanding 4-1 win over Everton, while Spurs continue to drift after a 2-1 home defeat to Fulham. The win on Merseyside snapped a six-match away drought for Eddie Howe's side, with Malick Thiaw scoring inside one minute and later adding another.
It's 3 February 1990. No really, folks, it is! FW de Klerk has just announced plans to release Nelson Mandela from prison; Mike Tyson is a week away from pummelling Buster Douglas; Tears on my Pillow, Kylie Minogue's epic meditation on love, loss and secretion from the lachrymal glands, is being kept off top spot by some Prince knock-off. And the Manchester derby is taking place at Old Trafford.