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Things are not going well for Sunderland this season, and it could continue to go that way for the club that are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table. Relegation to the Championship could see them lose up to sixteen members of their current squad.
Paolo Di Canio's busy summer could cost Sunderland in the long run, will they hold on to their Premier League status?
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill wants to keep unhappy defender Craig Gardner at the Stadium of Light, despite reports that Gardner is suffering from homesickness. The player is still settling since his 5m GBP move from Birmingham in the summer.
A David Vaughan scorcher and a Seb Larsson free kick gave Martin O'Neill his first victory as Sunderland manager, helping them climb out of the relegation zone at the expense of a hapless Blackburn
Sunderland came twice from behind to pick up a valuable point against a spirited Aston Villa side, although it would not have been the result they expected.
Stephane Sessegnon and Nicklas Bendtner scored in the final twelve minutes of the match to give Sunderland a much needed win against Bolton Wanderers.
Robin van Persie scored twice to guide Arsenal to a 2-1 victory over Sunderland. But it wasn't all fun and games for the Gunners, as van Persie left it late from a sublime free kick to score the winner. Former Gunner Seb Larsson had leveled the scores just before half time.
Sebastian Larsson could be set to leave Birmingham for a move back to the Premiership with Steve Bruce's side Wigan. It is understood that the Latics have made an offer in the region of 3 million GBP for the Swedish international.
Fulham battled away at Birmingham to secure an important Premiership point. The watching Roy Hodgson will be pleased with the way his side represented themselves in this relegation battle.
Birmingham and Wigan do battle at St. Andrews in what could be labelled a relegation six-pointer. Neither team have posted a point since mid-September having both lost their last four matches and both managers are fighting to keep their jobs.
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