Sunderland's Jordan Henderson celebrates scoring against West Ham United during an English FA Premier League football match at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland. Henderson pushed West Ham back to the bottom of the Premier League as the midfielder's goal clinched a 1-0 win at the Stadium of Light on Sunday.

Jordan Henderson pushed West Ham back to the bottom of the Premier League as the Sunderland midfielder's goal clinched a 1-0 win at the Stadium of Light on Sunday.
The Hammers had moved up into 19th place without playing on Saturday after Wolves' heavy defeat at Blackburn, but Henderson's first half winner ensured Avram Grant's team finished the weekend back where they started.
Henderson's strike also secured a first win in three matches which lifted Sunderland into seventh place.
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce hailed Henderson but insisted the youngster still has room for improvement with his finishing.
"He's a wonderful young talent and arguably his best position could be out wide because he's got a terrific delivery," he said.
"We all know he's got a goal in him and hopefully there's more to come from him.
"The biggest challenge I have is managing Jordan. He's played solidly for 18 months so you're always monitoring him."