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Just five months after Tommy Watson's dramatic stoppage-time winner against Sheffield United at Wembley - and some seven years since dropping down to League One - the Black Cats are now flying high in fourth in the top flight, with another late winner at Chelsea arguably their most impressive yet of their five victories so far.

Starting with the hosts, while Tottenham might have put in a rampant performance away at Everton last weekend as they stormed their way to a 3-0 victory on Merseyside, Spurs came crashing back down to earth on Wednesday night. Watching their EFL Cup adventure come to an end as they slumped to a 2-0 loss against Newcastle, Thomas Frank's men are seeking some recent stability.

He [Amorim] is not going to change the way he plays. He better win some games - pretty quick. I reckon if I went there and played my way, we'd win more games. Just 4-4-2 - give them basic rules of principles. We're all going, 'Fair play' - but, he's been there a while now so you better start bringing some wins soon.

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The striker wants a solution in the January transfer window with a move away from Old Trafford highly likely, sources close to the agents industry have informed CaughtOffside. The club, meanwhile, are looking to cash in, with an asking price in the 35-40 million range. United hold advantage at the moment with the player contracted to the club till June 2029. Zirkzee has made five appearances for the Red Devils so far this season.

Whether it's questioning Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo's ability to perform on a cold, rainy night in the Potteries, or being written off as a team of agricultural bruisers and set-piece behemoths, Stoke fans of that era heard it all. But according to former Stoke midfielder Rory Delap, this physicality on its own was not enough to see the Potters establish themselves as a Premier League team and enjoy a ten-year spell in the top flight.

Last season, all three promoted sides in the Premier League were relegated. The season before that, all three promoted sides were relegated. The fear was that the gulf between the Premier League and Championship had become too big, with the increasing stratification of the English game essentially making it impossible for the promoted sides to survive, much less to thrive.