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"I saw a completely different side to Sunderland on Saturday. They were very positive and progressive. No-one was hiding. 

"When they lost the ball, there was a different reaction, no-one had their head down. It was a side to them that we have not seen this season, so it was all positive on this occasion."

The Daily Mail is reporting, external Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat has quit the club and the Dutchman did little to quell rumours of his exit after the West Ham game.

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The 68-year-old says he has made a decision on his future, but refused to confirm whether he will be in charge of the team for their next game against West Brom on 17 October.

"I've made a decision," he said.

Earlier, he had said: "Today I am the manager. What will happen in next days, weeks and months, I cannot say."

There are a few Premier League managers in a bit of bovver at the moment and one of them is Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat. 

The Black Cats threw away a two goal lead in a 2-2 draw with West Ham on Saturday and remain without a league win this season.

The result left Sunderland five points from safety and second bottom of the Premier League.

Sergio Aguero's five goals equalled a Premier League record held jointly by Andy Cole, Jermain Defoe, Dimitar Berbatov and Alan Shearer for the most goals scored by one player in a match. 

"I am very happy. I am very happy with my goals but for me the three points is more important than the goals," said Ageuro. "Five goals is good and I am happy.

"I hope to continue in the same way. I am happy to score all these goals because it was useful to win. I 

"think it was four games without scoring any goals in the Premier League so I am really pleased about my performance."

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Sergio Aguero's five-goal haul in Manchester City's 6-1 win against Newcastle is on the back page of today's Daily Star, as is a story about Sunderland, who drew 2-2 with West Ham on Saturday.

The newspaper reports, external that Sean Dyche and Nigel Pearson are the favourites for the Black Cats job If Dick Advocaat finally quits.

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The Gallant Pioneer: Inter-council match between Council Tax and Valuation Team. Won 2-1and I scored. Match referee was Norwich coach Gary Holt.

Former Norwich and Scotland midfielder Gary Holt is first team coach at the Canaries.

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Shane Daly: One of the rival team players was a bully at my old school, i got sent off after 5 minutes Yes, I did a Roy Keane on him

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The Independent doubles up on its focus for their back page lead, contrasting a fine day for Manchester City with a bad one for Chelsea.

It describes how Jose Mourinho has accused officials, external of being "afraid" to give Chelsea penalties, while on Sergio Aguero's five goals, the newspaper reports, external how his disappointment at being subbed showed his "hunger" to score goals.

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It's not often you score five goals and get overshadowed but, after Jose Mourinho's meltdown, Sergio Aguero's exploits might not have had the kind of adulation they deserve so let's give the Argentine some love.

Aguero was without a goal in open play in 595 minutes in all competitions but made up for that with five goals in 20 minutes against the Magpies to send City back to the Premier League summit.

Aguero's first goal was his 80th in 128 matches in the Premier League. Only Alan Shearer (102) and Ruud van Nistelrooy (122 games) have reached that mark in fewer games.

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Rion RS: Under-15 Saturday league football Eastbergholt v Claydon, the local derby. From centre mid I scored seven goals that season all against the rivals.

Paulista: The school across the street was set to be closed down and it was the last derby against them and we won by about 7-0.

John McMahon: I played a game of footy with a kid from over the road once. I was 19, he was 8. I beat him 36-0.

Slight mismatch there John.

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Just to mark you card about the final day of Women's Super League One, the games kick-off at 18:00 BST and we will have live coverage on the BBC Sport website.

Leaders Chelsea host fourth-placed Sunderland knowing that a win will secure their first league title.

A draw will also be enough for Chelsea if City fail to win by more than a two-goal margin at home to Notts County.

Should Chelsea lose, City would then win the title if they beat Notts.

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Right, that's enough of Jose. Let's talk Women's Super League One as it is set for a dramatic finale.

The title race has again come down to the last weekend of the season with leaders Chelsea two points ahead of second-placed Manchester City.

The Blues held a similar advantage going into the final game of last season but missed out to Liverpool. Will Emma Hayes's side hold their nerve this time around? Or is history about to repeat itself?

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In all Mourinho's words, there is no blame of his own abilities and, even though the stats do not make Chelsea's situation look repairable, the Stamford Bridge club's boss is remaining defiant.

"I am more than convinced that we will finish in the top four," said Mourinho after Satuday's 3-1 defeat at home to Southampton. "When the season is so bad if you finish in the top four it is OK."

You keep telling yourself that Jose...

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Geraint Jones: We were the worst team in the league and played against our school mates. They were convinced they would win 4/5-0. I'll pulled off some good saves to keep us in it and we scored a last minute winner and we all went mental.

Go on Geraint

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“You know I have a big self-esteem and a big ego. I consider myself the best having the worst period and worst results of my career. Doing that as a professional hurts me a lot and doing that at Chelsea hurts me twice," said the Portuguese.

“I want to carry on no doubt and I assume my responsibilities but I think it is time for everybody to assume their responsibilities because when you go down to so many individual mistakes and fear to play, they have their responsibilities.

“They are players who are performing really, really bad individually. I cannot come here and say ‘you and you and you and you’ – it is not my job. But I think it is clear we are being punished by too many individual mistakes. Sadness brings sadness and bad results attracts bad results."

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The Daily Mail has gone in quite strong on a disappointing day for Jose Mourinho, claiming, external he is "on the brink" after the 3-1 defeat by Southampton. The Blues have endured their worst start to a season for 37 years.

Chelsea were denied a penalty at 1-1 in the defeat by Southampton which Jose Mourinho was unhappy about, although he didn't mention the two spot-kick appeals Southampton had turned down when 1-0 down.

"The referees are afraid to give decisions for Chelsea. At 1-1, it is a huge penalty and once again we don't get it. The penalty is a crucial moment in the game with the result 1-1. 

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"If the FA wants to punish me they can. They don't punish other managers. My players deserve it, Chelsea fans deserve it. I am a Chelsea fan too.

"The penalty was a giant penalty and he (the referee) was afraid to give like everyone else is afraid to give. After that the team lost even more confidence. The team mentally tried but they collapsed. They are in such a low moment that they collapsed."

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"I want to make it clear, one: I don’t run away. Two: if the club wants to sack me they have to sack me because I am not running away from my responsibilities or my team.

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“To be champions now is very difficult because the distance is considerable but I am more than convinced that we will finish in the top four and when the season is so bad if you finish in the top four it is ok.

"Third – and I think this is even more important than the first and the second - it is a crucial moment in the history of this club. You know why? Because if they sack me they sack the best manager this club had. The message is again that bad results and the manager is guilty."

There's only one place to start and that is with Jose Mourinho.

The Chelsea boss saw his side lose their fourth league game of the season with a 3-1 home defeat by Southampton. His side - the reigning top flight champions - are now 16th (sixteenth, S-I-X-T-E-E-N-T-H).

Afterwards, he gave the sort of post-match interview which can only be described as box office. Asked one question, the Portuguese went off on a seven minute outburst before taking his leave.  

Bournemouth 1-1 Watford 

Aston Villa 0-1 Stoke City

Chelsea 1-3 Southampton 

Crystal Palace 2-0 West Bromwich Albion 

Manchester City 6-1 Newcastle United 

Norwich City 1-2 Leicester City

Sunderland 2-2 West Ham United

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