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Rafa reveals all - Keane bottled it - he "can't handle the expectations at Liverpool". He could well be right - Liverpool supporters really do feel that the league title is their's by right at some point soon and as the wait gets longer and longer it's only going to get worse. At Spurs however it's been so long since a decent piece of silverware that a whole generation of fans has grown up with failure and expectations are correspondingly lower.

Have Arsenal been stealing from Liverpool's jam jar? After all Liverpool's last minute luck this season they've now conceded in the last minute or so in their last 2 games. To make things worse last night Arsenal salvaged a draw with a last minute goal. Is Arsenal's season finally getting lucky?

Strangely enough Spurs are not favourites for relegation just yet. The latest figures at Betfair show that punters reckon Stoke are by far the favourites for the drop... with even Hull (currently riding high in 3rd place in the Premiership) more likely to go down as this 'mini relegation odds table' shows:

Stoke 1.32 (1/3)
West Brom 2.7 (7/4)
Bolton 2.96 (2/1)
Hull 3.8 (14/5)
Tottenham 4.1 (3/1)

With Spurs hosting Bolton on Sunday it could be time for punters to rethink their positions. Fortunately for Spurs they've only lost to Stoke in this group... but then again they haven't played the others yet.

In the last few seasons you've needed somewhere between 34 and 38 points to be sure of staying up. Hull are pretty much half way there now - are they still such a bad bet to stay up?

Liverpool equalise yet again... nice strike from Albert Riera after fancy footwork from twinkle toes Stevie G.

Classy goal from Kuyt (how do you pronounce that?) puts Liverpool level. 1-1.