Andy Hinchcliffe: Last News

Tottenham on Saturday evening.Spurs were holding onto a 3-2 lead as Leicester continued to grow into the game when Antonio Conte decided to bring on an under-firing South Korean, who had struggled so far this season and was yet to score in the Premier League. Son was introduced into the clash in the 59th minute, and it didn't take him long to get off the mark.The fan favourite curled the ball home in the 73rd minute with his right, before netting with his left in the 83rd.

Manchester City's runaway derby victory over rivals Manchester United helped 'clear the minds' of their players ahead of 13 top flight titles from the next 23 seasons. Having finished 11th in the previous Division One season, United lost 5-1 at Maine Road to newly promoted City following a David Oldfield brace and strikes from Trevor Morley, Ian Bishop and Andy Hinchcliffe - who mocked United fans with his celebration.Following a positive start to the fixture, the players were taken off the playing surface due to crowd confusion - a period in which the home side settled and came out firing. READ MORE: Patrice Evra calmed Fergie down with one comment after Man City thrashed Man Utd With City looking for their first win over United in almost a decade, City star Paul Lake one described how a fan begged him to help City win before the fixture.Among the United side, who would go on to finish 11th in the table, was top scorer Mark Hughes, who believes it was a turning point for the manager, players and club in general."It was tough to take," he told Sky Sports of the damaging result.

West Brom star Taylor Gardner-Hickman landed himself in hot water after smashing the ball into a section of the Nottingham Forest fans during their Championship clash. Frustration got the better of Gardner-Hickman, 20, following a disastrous opening half-hour for the Baggies at the City Ground.

Chelsea and Arsenal at Kingsmeadow on Friday evening (February 11).The London rivals went head-to-head on tv with Emma Hayes and her side looking to go level top of the table, but one fan in particular almost ruined the fixture for those at home.Having been sat unfortunately close to a TV microphone, every one of his chants was heard at full volume on Sky Sports Premier League.That led to a series of complaints on social media, and even overshadowed the fixture with both teams failure to find a breakthrough.One Twitter user wrote: "Hearing that "come on chelsea" chant over n over again is annoying."With a second adding: "@SkySportsWSL any chance you can tell that Chelsea fan to shut up."A third continued: "That bloke shouting "come on Chelsea" not gonna have a voice in the morning."A fourth wrote: "The one guy yelling come on Chelsea will lose his voice before the half."Should viewers be able to mute crowd noise? Give us your thoughts on the comments sectionWith the scores level pundit Andy Hinchcliffe picked out the home side as being the more likely to grab all three points - before it finished 0-0.He said: "Chelsea are looking stronger and stronger. "They've really now got a grip of the game and are starting to dominate.

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The 2008 takeover not only solved many a Manchester City problem, it has also elevated them to new heights.

One of Manchester City’s most famous victories came at Maine Road in September 1989 when old foes Manchester United were thumped 5-1.