No way we raise Roefs over a draw

SUNDERLAND keeper Robin Roefs revealed there was no hint of celebration in the home dressing room after fellow Dutchman Brian Brobbey's injury-time equaliser preserved their unbeaten record.

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Instead, it was frustration that after Dan Ballard fired the Black Cats ahead, they failed to hold on and drew 2-2 with Arsenal.

Roefs said: "I was disappointed by the goals we conceded. It was too easy for them.

“You could see overall the standard of our game so we just conceded a bit too easily. I could've done better for the first one.

“We have high standards and if we are at our best in every game, we will make it difficult for every opponent.”

Tottenham drew 2-2 with Manchester United as three of Thomas Frank's changes - Wilson Odobert, Destiny Udogie and Mathys Tel - all played a direct role in Spurs’ turning it around.

Spurs went in 1-0 down after Bryan Mbeumo’s goal. Randal Kolo Muani, took an elbow to the jaw which led to him coming off at halftime.