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With Aguero limited to just five appearances due to a mixture of injury and the illness that
kept him out of Saturday's goalless Manchester derby, Jesus' struggles have coincided with
a broader lack of cutting edge within the City squad.The 5-0 win over Burnley on November
28 answered some critics but despite that commanding victory, City have the fewest goals of
any side in the top half of the Premier League, with the subdued nature of their display at Old
Trafford on Saturday hard to ignore.

Arsenal technical director Edu has asked fans to believe in manager Mikel Arteta and insists
results on the pitch do not tally with what he is seeing on the training ground.The Brazilian
also warned any disgruntled supporters that the club will not be splashing the cash during the
January transfer window in an attempt to remedy their current poor form.Defeat at home to
Burnley on Sunday left Arsenal 15th in the Premier League, just five points clear of the
relegation zone and without a league win since November 1.The 1-0 reverse, in which Granit
Xhaka was sent off and captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored an own goal, means
Arsenal have lost four home league games for the first time since 1959.But, as they struggle
for form and results as well as a style of play that appeases the fans, Edu has said Arteta
retains the full backing of everyone at the club.

Boss Slaven Bilic remains relaxed about his West Brom future despite time running out on
his contract.The head coach's deal expires at the end of the season and talks are yet to start
over an extension.

With the scores level, both teams then had a man sent off when 16-year-old Alfie Devine
lunged at Chelsea's Danny Drinkwater and the 30-year-old Premier League winner reacted
by kicking out at the Spurs youngster.With it now 10 vs 10, Chelsea went on to win the match
as Peart-Harris struck the decisive goal in the 88th minute to make it 3-2.

Wright's brother Josh is a professional in the same division with Leyton Orient, who are set to
host Crawley this weekend.Bayern Munich's Kingsley Coman was among a number of
alternatives Man Utd were looking at in the summer instead of top target Jadon Sancho, who
remained at Borussia Dortmund, but the Bundesliga club say 'he is not for sale'