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Arsenal's Premier League 2012 frustrations continued last night, as Bolton held the Gunners to a stalemate at the Reebok Stadium last night. The Gunners' strikeforce were guilty of spurning several opportunities to earn the 3 points, and a spirited Bolton defence held out for the draw.
Improving Everton saw off Bolton at the Reebok Stadium with a wonderful 2-0 victory, putting the pressure back on under fire Trotters boss Owen Coyle. Marouane Fellaini and Apostolos Vellios scored the goals to see off Bolton on Saturday.
Bolton claimed a decisive win against Stoke City at the Reebok Stadium, courtesy of some dreadful defending by the Potters and clinical finishing by the Wanderers.
Sunderland boss David Bruce is on the look out for defensive reinforcements in the January transfer window, and he has turned his attentions to Middlesbrough defender David Wheater.
Aston Villa are hot favorites to land David Wheater from Middlesbrough. Boro were relegated to the Championship this season, and Wheater is one of the players likely to be leaving the club.
Middlesbrough defender, David Wheater, will miss the England U-21 campaign due to a knee injury that would sideline him for the rest of the season.
Today's Premiership Line-ups for the following games: Chelsea vs Sunderland Stoke City vs Arsenal Man Utd vs Hull City Middlesbrough vs West Ham Portsmouth vs Wigan
There have been no major shocks for England's squad for the friendlies against the USA and Trinidad and Tobago, but Joe Hart, Tom Huddlestone, Phil Jagielka and David Wheater all make the 31 man squad.
Sunderland earned the bragging rights to the Tyne-Tees derby after a well earned 3-2 victory over Middlesbrough to secure Premiership survival for the Black Cats and Roy Keane.
Fabio Capello has included David Beckham and Arsenal striker Theo Walcott in his 30 man preliminary squad for England's match with France next week. Middlesbrough defender David Wheater has also made the squad.
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