Sevilla boss Joaquin Caparros diagnosed with chronic leukaemia but WILL continue managing LaLiga club

Caparros, 63, broke the news in his post-match press conference following Sevilla’s 2-0 win at Real Valladolid on Sunday.

However, he will remain in charge of the club despite his condition.

In quotes reported by his club’s official Twitter feed, Caparros said: “It doesn’t impede my work.

“I am going about my daily life – on a day to day level, for training. I want to enjoy my work and I want to thank the players and the chairman.

“I am not receiving any treatment – everyone can be assured that I am not receiving any treatment.

Everton 1-0 Arsenal: Gunners fail to tighten grip on place in Premier League top four

Toffees captain Phil Jagielka – who was not even in the team 30 minutes before kick-off – scored a scrappy goal in a tight encounter at Goodison Park.

After waiting more than two years for victory over a top-six club, Marco Silva’s side have now recorded two in as many home games, while a first league defeat in two months for Arsenal leaves their fourth-place vulnerable to Chelsea – level on points – who play West Ham on Monday.

Unai Emery’s side managed just two shots on target and the only surprise was that after going a 16th-consecutive top-flight away match without a clean sheet – for the first time since February 1985 – they did not concede more.

One goal should not have been enough to beat a team with this much talent but it was as Jagielka’s fourth appearance of the season – and his first at Goodison Park in 11 months proved to be a blessing in disguise.