Mikel Arteta has called on the Premier League to move Arsenal's match against Everton to avoid the Gunners having two games in three days.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has claimed that it "doesn't make any" sense to face Everton just two days before December's EFL Cup quarter-final against Crystal Palace. The Gunners were drawn against Oliver Glasner 's side after successfully negotiating a fourth-round tie against Brighton & Hove Albion last week.

Granit Xhaka scored his first Sunderland goal as the Black Cats came from behind to draw with Everton and move up to fourth place in the Premier League. Everton started brightly and led through Iliman Ndiaye's fine solo goal - picking the ball up on the right before beating several defenders and leaving the goalkeeper rooted to the spot.

Sunderland came back from a goal down to draw with Everton 1-1 and moved into fourth spot in the Premier League on Monday. The Black Cats moved level with Liverpool and Bournemouth and continued to confound doubters on a stirring return to the top tier.

The Gunners looked more like themselves in the victory over Leicester, with Russo scoring her first WSL goal since September 12th to give them the lead. Sari Kees put the ball in

Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris may well be breathing the rarefied air that comes with another descriptor: a wizard. The 49-year-old has utilized a 4-3-3 a handful of times, a 4-2-3-1 a few others, and then pulled out a 5-4-1 in beating Chelsea 2-1 in Week 9.

Paul Merson has fired a warning to both Arsenal and Everton ahead of their upcoming games against Sunderland – insisting the Black Cats will “cause problems” for any Premier League side following their stunning win over Chelsea.

1) Richarlison: Remaining the Toffees’ record signing is Richarlison, who signed for £50m from Watford in 2018 and was a big hit. Bagging 53 goals in four seasons with the club, the Brazil international departed for Tottenham Hotspur for £60m in 2022 but spent the best years of his career to date on Merseyside.