Sunderland News, Stats, Fixtures and Results

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Here is a scary statistic for all Evertonians ahead of the Merseyside derby on Saturday - the Blues have only been awarded one penalty at Anfield in the last 80 years. The incident in question came on December 11, 1988, when Wayne Clarke slotted home after David Burrows brought down Trevor Steven. Referee for the derby Anthony Taylor likes to give a penalty or two and does have history with Liverpool. Despite Everton not getting much luck at Anfield, these statistics show we could be in for a lively Merseyside derby.

Here's which player your team will take on loan for their final four games. 1 / 20 SAFC Cristiano Ronaldo to join Sunderland For their final four matches of the season, each English top flight club will receive one of the Ballon d'Or top 20 players on a one-month loan deal. The lowest placed team, Sunderland, for instance, will receive the top voted player at the Ballon d'Or ceremony, Cristiano Ronaldo. Fixtures will be put on hold throughout the continent as the eyes of the world turn to the Premier League.

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email David Moyes admits Sunderland are on the verge of becoming ‘detached’ - and the next eight days will be critical to the Black Cats’ survival battle. Sunderland are bottom of the table, seven points from safety, with ten games remaining and facing three matches in the next week. But they now face six games in April, and then the final four matches in the first three weeks of May. “But first we’ve got three games in the next eight days and we need to put some more points on the board.”

Footage from a camera phone has sensationally revealed David Moyes threatening a female reporter when he thought the cameras had stopped rolling. BBC reporter Vicki Sparks was then told by Moyes: 'It was getting a wee bit naughty at the end there so just watch yourself. A Sunderland spokesman told the Daily Star: 'David and the reporter spoke to one another subsequently and the matter was resolved amicably.' The BBC also released a statement which read: 'Mr Moyes has apologised to our reporter and she has accepted his apology.'

David Moyes has been forced to apologise after he threatened to “slap” a female reporter working for the BBC. Vicki Sparks, who works for BBC Newcastle, as well as Radio Five Live, clashed with the Sunderland manager following his team’s failure to beat Burnley before the international break. “It was getting a wee bit naughty at the end there so just watch yourself,” Moyes told Sparks.