2011-4-10 England

Arsenal
Arsene Wenger has dismissed criticism regarding his failure to deliver a trophy and reiterated his claim that Arsenal are a successful side.

Aston Villa
Aston Villa boss Gerard Houllier wants to keep Nigel Reo-Coker at the club but is refusing to start contract talks at this stage of the season.

Birmingham
Birmingham coach Alex McLeish was disappointed with Liam Ridgewell's howler against Blackburn but praised him for the way he picked himself up.

Blackburn
Blackburn boss Steve Kean admitted his side missed a chance to take a big leap towards Premier League safety after their draw with Birmingham.

Blackpool
Manager Ian Holloway admits Blackpool's confidence has been hit by their recent slump in results but remains convinced they can beat the drop.

Bolton
Owen Coyle hailed Bolton's outstanding performance in the win over West Ham and believed it was the perfect boost ahead of their FA Cup clash.

Chelsea
Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti wants his players to improve on their ugly win over Wigan if they are get through Man Utd in the Champions League.

Everton
Everton boss David Moyes hailed the 'superb professionalism' of Phil Neville as his first goal in 3 years helped his side to a win over Wolves.

Fulham
Fulham coach Mark Hughes acknowledged that Manchester United are on course for the treble after sweeping his Cottagers side with minimum fuss.

Liverpool
Kenny Dalglish hopes Manchester City's upcoming FA Cup semi-final may prove enough of a distraction for Liverpool to take advantage on Monday.

Manchester City
Eirik Holmen Johansen's agent declared that Norwegian goalie wants to stay at Manchester City after he was offered a new contact at the club.

Manchester United
Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson was disappointed with his players' casual and lackadaisical attitute in thei victory over Fulham.

Newcastle
Newcastle winger Jonas Gutierrez is hoping a strong finish to the Premier League season will help Alan Pardew land his summer transfer targets.

Stoke City
Stoke City head coach Tony Pulis believes Tottenham were relieved to hear the final whistle as his side came very close to stealing a point.

Sunderland
Sunderland coach Steve Bruce has conceded that West Brom were much more confident with their performance as they secured a win over his side.

Tottenham
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp was delighted to see his team and Peter Crouch proving their critics wrong following the victory over Stoke.

West Brom
Head coach Roy Hodgson is targeting three more points to keep West Brom in the Barclays Premier League following their victory at Sunderland.

West Ham
West Ham coach Avram Grant remains positive about their chance of survival despite a terrible first half display in the defeat against Bolton.

Wigan
Wigan coach Roberto Martinez was disappointed that Fernando Torres was not booked for elbowing Ali Al Habsi before Malouda scored the winner.

Wolverhampton
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy believes his side need three more victories to have a realistic chance of survival following the defeat to Everton.