Clarke, Fellaini honoured

three-match losing run, but only one of those defeats came last month — and that was on the back of four successive wins.

A home victory over Chelsea was particularly impressive, and West Brom remain sixth in the table in Clarke’s first season in charge. Fellaini, meanwhile, has been honoured after scoring four times during a month which saw Everton beaten just once. The Belgium international now has eight goals for the season.

Meanwhile, Manchester City midfielder Gareth Barry has been charged over his behaviour during his side’s 3-2 loss to Manchester United, the Football Association announced yesterday. The England international is accused of “using abusive and/or insulting words towards a match official” and is still to respond to the charge. — Sky Sports-AFP.

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