Burnley's in-demand defender Michael Keane refusing to get caught up in transfer speculation

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.'

Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer feels that Tottenham Hotspur finally stand a very good chance of finishing above rivals Arsenal. Spurs have long been in the shadow of their more successful rivals Arsenal and usually get mocked by Gunners'supporters with the celebration of St. Totteringham's day, which marks the day where Arsenal finish above their North London rivals in the Premier League table. Arsenal have consistently finished over Tottenham in the table since 1995 but Spurs finally stand a chance of ending the hoodoo this season and Shearer is convinced that Mauricio Pochettino's men will finally be able to get one up on their fierce rivals.

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.

Islam Slimani and Jamie Vardy scored to extend Leicester City’s winning run but, before that, Moyes’s employers pledged to allow him to continue trying to fight against relegation. He also said he was “surprised in many ways” by the extent of the criticism of his criticism. Sunderland fans sensed an opportunity in the 54th minute when Sebastian Larsson lined up a free-kick at the edge of the Leicester box. Albrighton crossed from the left and Slimani outmanoeuvred the hitherto solid Lamine Koné before heading into the net from seven yards. After more excellent work by Albrighton and more sloppy defending by Sunderland, Vardy walloped a shot into the net from 16 yards.

Arsene Wenger says consistency will be the key to achieving a top four finish as Arsenal climbed above Manchester United and closed the gap on Manchester City and Liverpool with a 3-0 victory against West Ham United. Speaking to the BBC after the game, the boss touched on how confidence is returning to his squad after their appalling run of form. “West Ham defended well in the first half and we needed to find a solution in the second half. “We come out of a difficult period and our confidence goes quickly and comes back slowly.