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.

Complaints over fixture congestion have mounted this season while the EFL says ‘to continue making endless concessions would undermine the reputation’ of the Carabao Cup

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.

For their part, Everton arrive on a difficult run after a 3–0 defeat to Tottenham and a 2–0 loss to Manchester City in the league, following a 2–1 home win over Crystal Palace earlier in October. Fortunately, and finally for UK viewers, the match will be available to watch on television or streaming due to the time at which the game is scheduled.

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's final match ahead of the November international break is a huge one, with the Black Cats set to welcome Premier League leaders Arsenal to the Stadium of Light on Saturday evening.