Tony Blair's former press secretary has just published another volume of his diaries but, at 53, he's a long way off retirement, is still up for a political fight and may even try his luck as an MP

Wolves have completed the signing of Steven Fletcher from Burnley for an undisclosed fee.

Notts County have confirmed manager Steve Cotterill will leave the club when his short-term contract expires on Sunday.

Gillingham, newly relegated to League Two, have just reappointed Andy Hessenthaler as manager with instructions to get the club back up to League One. But why stop there? Hessenthaler is not one for bold pronouncements and he knows if he declared his target was the Premier League he would be ridiculed, but managers and chairmen of every Football League club will have watched Saturday's Championship play-off final and wondered: Why not us?

Burnley insist Brian Laws' position as manager is "not under threat".

Brian Laws' future as Burnley manager was in grave doubt last night as he attended a board meeting at Turf Moor due to decide his fate. Burnley had high hopes of avoiding the drop when Laws was appointed after Owen Coyle's departure in January and despite the 48-year-old's confident talk about rebuilding in the Championship next season, his chairman Barry Kilby is believed to be harbouring serious doubts about whether he is the man to take the club on.

Burnley 4 Tottenham Hotspur 2

Arsenal vs Fulham

Manuel Almunia (wrist) remains a doubt for Arsenal, as does Nicklas Bendtner (groin), Alexandre Song (knee) and Gaël Clichy and Tomas Rosicky (both ankle).

Peter Crouch is refusing to give up hope that Tottenham's amazing season can get even better by leapfrogging Arsenal to steal third place in the Barclays Premier League.

This Sunday sees the final round of fixtures in the Premier League.

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp insists the pressure is all on Manchester City as they prepare for tomorrow's crucial Barclays Premier League showdown at Eastlands.

Birmingham City 2 Burnley 1

Birmingham City 2 Burnley 1: Ecuador striker makes an emotional farewell to home fans by securing a top-10 finish for Birmingham

The taxi driver, a Manchester United supporter, was as blunt as only his breed can be. "United have only played well once this season, away to Spurs," he insisted. "I can't believe they're still second."