MAN IN THE MIDDLE: Robert Madley

Newcastle United Join Race To Sign Arsenal Defender Calum Chambers Reports are out claiming that Arsenal defender Calum Chambers is set to leave this summer. The Sunday Mirror claims that West Ham and promotion-bound Newcastle will rival Everton for Chambers. Former Southampton defender Chambers, who can play full-back, centre-half or as a holding midfielder, has impressed during a loan spell with Middlesbrough this season.

Stoke City boss Mark Hughes cut a frustrated figure in the wake of his side's 1-0 defeat at Burnley on Tuesday night. Hughes says that his side should have won the game in the first half and describes the lack of guile in attack as frustrating. "I thought we played well tonight in terms of withstanding what Burnley do by putting the ball into the channels and box at every opportunity," said Hughes. "I'm much happier with the performance compared to the weekend when we didn't compete, but we needed to and did tonight."

Stoke City defender Marc Muniesa says that the 1-0 defeat at Burnley on Tuesday was a bad night for the Potters. "Today is not a good day for us," the Spaniard told Stoke's official YouTube channel. They dominated in the first few minutes but then we've had some chances through Marko (Arnuatovic) but it wasn't our day. "It's a bad night for us because it's three points we've lost out on but we now need to focus on our remaining games."

Burnley boss Sean Dyche was delighted with the performance of his side as they dispatched Stoke City 1-0 on a vibrant Tuesday night at Turf Moor. Dyche says his Clarets dug deep on the night and eventually George Boyd settled the nerves with a clinical finish in the 58th minute of the game. He said: "Under the lights here it's always seems to be a vibrant atmosphere, and the team responded, so it was a good night for all. "I thought Jeff Hendrick was right back on it tonight with a great performance and it was great feet in the clarity of the moment.

"We won because we kept going and showed great faith, belief and spirit," said Pochettino. "To create that winning mentality is about showing big character. "It is true that we needed to learn from last season," said the former Espanyol and Southampton manager. “There were times when in my mind, I thought it was going to be tough to win the game. "Moving on, I think we all need to be encouraged by our performance for a lot of that game.