Stevenage gave their hopes of automatic promotion a huge boost as they won 2-0 at local rivals Luton Town. The visitors led from their first attack, former Hatters defender Luke Wilkinson heading home from a corner after just two minutes. Luton almost equalised after 10 minutes, but Pelly Ruddock's header was cleared off the line by Jack King. Ben Kennedy almost took advantage of a poor free-...Full Story »

David Moyes believes Sunderland can take advantage of Manchester City's defensive frailties when they continue their quest for Premier League survival on Sunday. City's rearguard has come under intense scrutiny this season as new manager Pep Guardiola attempts to strike a balance between offensive potency and solidity at the back. Black Cats boss Moyes was among the crowd as Guardiola's men ra...Full Story »

Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud says the players are right behind manager Arsene Wenger. With his future still undecided, Giroud has made it clear he wants Wenger to stay. He told RMC: "Obviously, this is someone who has brought the club to where it is, he's made it one of the best clubs in Europe. "Today, we support him 100% and we will not turn our back on him ... "I hope of course, like ...Full Story »

You can take the boy out of Arsenal, but you can’t take the Arsenal out of Emmanuel Frimpong. There’s a certain pattern emerging in his career path since leaving England, following spells at Arsenal, Wolves, Charlton and Fulham. Frimpong originally moved to Russian side Ufa, before joining FC Arsenal Tula, which confused the hell out of everyone. Now the 25-year-old has made a...Full Story »

David Moyes hopes a mid-season trip to New York will provide his Sunderland players with the boost they need to secure Premier League survival and has invited president Donald Trump to join the jaunt. Things were looking bleak for the Black Cats when a 2-0 defeat at West Brom last month saw them drop to the foot of the table, three points adrift of safety. However, a battling 0-0 draw at hom...Full Story »

David Moyes is hoping a trip to the Big Apple will bear fruit as Sunderland dig in for another Premier League relegation battle. The Black Cats boss and his players will head for New York after Saturday's clash with Southampton at the Stadium of Light on a team bonding exercise ahead of what promises to be a tense run-in. It will be far from a sunshine break - the forecast for next week includ...Full Story »

Sunderland boss David Moyes was given some respite at the end of a frustrating January as Tottenham wasted the chance to maintain their pursuit of Premier League leaders Chelsea. The bottom-of-the-table Black Cats gave as good as they got before the break, and then battled manfully in containing an out-of-sorts Spurs to claim a 0-0 draw and another point in their quest for survival. Spurs bo...Full Story »

Sunderland boss David Moyes has admitted he has taken a series of gambles after deciding to sell wantaway defender Patrick van Aanholt to fund a mini-recruitment drive. As the Dutch full-back completed a move to Crystal Palace, which could eventually see the Black Cats collect B£14million, Everton duo Bryan Oviedo and Darron Gibson were on Wearside to join former Toffees team-mates Joleon ...Full Story »

Leonardo Ulloa is wanted by Sunderland The Sun claim the Scot is willing to spend a hefty chunk of his transfer war chest to sign the Argentine ace. Ulloa has struggled for regular game time this term. And the target man is desperate to leave the King Power Stadium in search of first-team football. It's suggested the Black Cats are still haggling over a transfer fee - but Moyes wants to disc...Full Story »

With Sunderland currently sitting rock bottom of the Premier League you can't blame David Moyes for going above and beyond the call of duty. While most of us were nursing hangovers, or sitting in front of our TVs watching Trisha, Moyes used his Saturday to do some first-hand scouting. According to Sky Sports the former Man United boss went all the way to Falkirk, north of Edinburgh and Glasg...Full Story »