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Dick Advocaat appointed Sunderland coach until end of season
Liverpool remain unbeaten in league in 2015 after win at Swansea
Champions League build-up to Monaco v Arsenal
Wales make two changes for Six Nations clash v Italy
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Advocaat appointed Sunderland coachpublished at 08:25 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March 2015
Advocaat becomes the sixth new managerial appointment in the Premier League this season, after Alan Pardew, Tony Pulis, John Carver, Chris Ramsey and Tim Sherwood.
The Dutchman takes over a day after the sacking of Gus Poyet with the Black Cats one point above the Premier League relegation zone.
Advocaat, who has had two spells in charge of the Dutch national team, joins compatriots Louis van Gaal and Ronald Koeman in the Premier League.
At 67, he also becomes the oldest manager in the top division.
Advocaat appointed Sunderland coachpublished at 08:18 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March 2015
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More on that breaking news from Sunderland.
Sunderland chairman Ellis Short has welcomed Dick Advocaat's appointment, saying: "Dick has an incredible CV and vast experience of managing at the very highest level. We have one aim only now - to climb the table and everyone is fully focused on the task ahead of us."
Advocaat himself said: "Sunderland is a big club and I am very much looking forward to the challenge ahead. We must now concentrate on Saturday as a priority and I can't wait to get started."
BREAKING NEWSpublished at 08:08 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March 2015
We've got some breaking news to bring you. In the last few minutes, Sunderland have confirmed the appointment of Dick Advocaat as head coach until the end of the season.
Advocaat has previously managed the Netherlands, PSV Eindhoven, Rangers and Russia. His most recent job was as coach of the Serbia national team, a position he resigned in November.
Hellopublished at 08:07 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March 2015
Welcome to Sportsday. Today we'll be looking back last night's action in the Premier League and FA Cup, and casting an eye ahead to tonight's Champions League ties as Arsenal bid to overturn a two-goal deficit against Monaco. But first...
On the uppublished at 08:01 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March 2015
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Five straight wins. Unbeaten in 2015. Six consecutive clean sheets away from home. 32 points from the last 36.
Yes, it's fair to say that Liverpool are the Premier League's form side, and after a 1-0 win at Swansea, manager Brendan Rodgers believes his side can overtake Manchester City and finish second.
However, the win wasn't without good fortune as Jordan Henderson's winner came via an unintentional deflection from Jordi Amat's clearance. Will their luck hold?