Premier League Results 18th September 2010 Part 2

Sunderland 1-1 Arsenal
I still love you, Arsenal, and I still think you’ll win the League. But the only good thing about this game is that Sunderland’s goalscorer is an an Arsenal supporter. The referee, on the other hand, clearly wasn’t.
Aaron Ramsey didn’t play due to a broken leg. As this was an away match, let’s hope he was spared the agony of watching. He’s suffered enough agony.

Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolves started well and took the lead and although Tottenham played well, the equaliser just would not come. The excellent Gareth Bale sent over cross over cross but not only were the opposition mostly unable to deal with him, neither were his team-mates.
The equaliser eventually came from a penalty, an incident which (if you’ll forgive the pun) spurred on two of the substitutes.
David Jones was back in the starting line-up for Wolves and, as usual, did more than enough to make me hope Brian Flynn knows about his eligibility for Wales. Dave Edwards came off the bench after 58 minutes and nearlt got Wolves another goal. Wayne Hennessey was on the bench.

West Bromwich Albion 3-1 Birmingham City
West Brom brought Birmingham’s unbeaten start to the season to an end, with three second-half goals to cancel out Birmingham’s first-half opener.
Boaz Myhill was on the bench for West Brom.