THE NEWS OF THE WORLD: Mark Hughes is on borrowed time after chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak saw another dismal display by Manchester City. Also: Police are investigating Darren Bent's claims that his mother was racially abused by a Sunderland fan.

SUNDAY MIRROR: Liverpool have rejected the chance to share a super-stadium with Everton. Also: Toon goal hero Marlon Harewood made sure Chris Hughton's 100 per cent record as Newcastle boss remained intact with a crucial double that sent the Championship leaders eight points clear of third place.

THE PEOPLE: Arsene Wenger has blasted the Dutch FA after learning striker Robin van Persie will miss most of the season through injury. Also: Jimmy Bullard staged a comic reconstruction of Phil Brown's career low point - and had the Hull boss roaring with laughter.

SUNDAY EXPRESS: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger cranked up the pressure on today's London derby by sneering at John Terry's claim that Chelsea are ''all but invincible''.

SUNDAY TIMES: Arsenal's push for honours will be seriously undermined by the absence of Robin van Persie for five months.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: Ahead of a Merseyside derby which is likely to prove crucial to the ambitions of both sides this season, and perhaps the future of both managers, David Moyes has admitted that Everton's lack of progress this term is choking him with disappointment and upset.

THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY: Tiger Woods has less than 48 hours to decide if he wants to face the world.

THE OBSERVER: The aborted move to Kirkby has thrown Everton's finances, or lack of them, into sharp relief as the team prepare for this afternoon's Merseyside derby, and while the talk in the city is of ground-sharing a frustrated David Moyes has admitted he feels further than ever from competing with Liverpool on the pitch.

THE MAIL ON SUNDAY: The billionaire owners of Manchester City are to rock ailing Liverpool by launching an audacious £50million bid for star striker Fernando Torres. Also: A staggering £1million a week has been paid to agents by Premier League clubs in the last 12 months.

DAILY STAR SUNDAY: Arsene Wenger last night labelled the Dutch FA a 'joke' after learning Robin van Persie is out for the season. Also: Sir Alex Ferguson is backing Spurs to break the big-four monopoly this season.