Revealed: Everton's Phil Jagielka faster than Hazard, Sterling, Sanchez and others

Merely looking at the headline, you may want to suggest who and who will top the list on the fastest players in the English Premier League.

Surprisingly, it's a defender who tops the list. Everton's Phil Jagielka is 32 now, yet he's fast enough not only to make the cut but to be the number on shot.

Here's a full list as release by EA SPORTS, an agency working with the Premier League to track player by the minutes.

10. Joey O'Brien (West Ham) – 35.46 km/h
9. Craig Gardner (West Brom) – 35.49 km/h
8. Nathan Dyer (Swansea) – 35.53 km/h

7. Alan Hutton (Aston Villa) – 35.54 km/h

6. Mohamed Diame (Hull City) – 35.68 km/h

5. Connor Wickham (Sunderland) – 35.80 km/h

4. Steven N'Zonzi (Stoke City) – 35.82 km/h

3. Joe Ledley (Crystal Palace) – 35.91 km/h

2. Ritchie de Laet (Leicester City) – 35.94 km/h

1. Phil Jagielka (Everton) – 35.99km/h

List is courtesy Dailymail UK

Why Always Him: Police investigating Mario Balotelli for ''threatening'' a woman taking photographs of his Ferrari

Mario Balotelli has made the headlines again, not for football reasons though. Reports have it that the Liverpool striker is being investigated by Greater Manchester Police for ''threatening'' a woman who took photographs of his red Ferrari F12 Berlinetta.

According to Dailymail Police were called to a housing estate at 3pm on Thursday in the Wythenshawe area of Manchester, where the 24-year-old was reportedly visiting his mum Rose Barwuah.

GMP are investigating Balotelli's use of ''threatening behaviour'' after the forward demanded the woman stop taking photographs of the £240,000 car he shipped from Italy during the summer.

The controversial forward was seen swapping jersey with Real Madrid defender Pepe at half time while Liverpool were 3 nil behind.

Fateful Day: August 8 is Luis Suarez' last chance to reduce his four months ban for biting

Reports have it that Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has been told August 8 is the confirmed date when he will learn his fate over the four month ban imposed by FIFA.

The Uruguayan, who bit the Italian defender during the World Cup group stage last month, signed for Barcelona from Liverpool after the incident, but is banned until the end of October.

Dailymail.co.uk reports that the tribunal has been called for this date by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne, and will represent Suarez's last chance to reduce the ban.

Under the conditions of the ban, Suarez cannot partake in any footballing activity for another three months, including training and being unveiled as Barcelona's record signing.