Arsène Wenger says he's not worried that his team didn’t play too well in last night's 1-0 victory over Southampton at the Emirates. Sanchez's 14th goal of the season was the difference there, the win lifting the Gunners to just two points shy of the top four. After the clash, Wenger explained that there was a reason his players why were so lethargic:
Chelsea remain six points clear following a 3-0 win at home to Spurs. Manager Jose Mourinho talked about the London side's options and Drogba's future after the game:
Everton's home struggles continue, with the Toffees tying 1-1 with Hull at Goodison Park. Lukaku scored in the first half, but Aluko equalised in the second. Martinez says the visitors made it difficult, but that with a bit of rest the Everton players will bounce back:
It was good news for Manchester City, finally ending a record of four straight defeats at Sunderland last night, and remain second in the Premier League. They were 4-1 winners at the Stadium of Light, with two goals from Argentina's Sergio Aguero. After the game, City boss Manuel Pellegrini spoke to the press:
