The very best stories making Wednesday's straight back pages in the UK... The Sun: Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere was engaged in a nasty half-time tunnel bust-up with Everton's Kevin Mirallas yesterday. Everyday Mirror: Jack Wilshere was in an angry tube fracas as Arsenal's top four shoot-out with Everton erupted. Also: Tottenham are making plans to displace Gareth Bale and have qualified A10million Porto winger Christian Atsu and Hamburg's Heung-Min Son. Everyday Star: Jack Wilshere was in an remarkable half-time bust-up last night. Everyday Mail: Arsenal and Everton were associated with a half-time canal brawl yesterday evening after Kevin Mirallas squirted water in Jack Wilshere's face Also: Cardiff came back to the very best flight for initially in 51 years yesterday evening, sparking scenes of wild jubilation in South Wales. Everyday Express: Cardiff City are now a Premier League part after getting promotion last night - returning to the top flight for the very first time in 51 years. Metro: Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has proved the membership won't consider trying to sell Luis Suarez in summer time despite increasing speculation over his future. Everyday Telegraph: A mix of Olivier Giroud's profligacy and Everton's substantial work-rate charge Arsenal valuable details here in their drive for an automatic Champions League position. The Times: Arsenal surrendered the initiative to their London competitors in the race for a Champions League place last night after having a spiky, goalless pull with Everton. The Guardian: Queens Park Rangers secured a loan from Barclays Bank in Hong Kong last month, charged against all the club's resources including Loftus Road, dramatically funding for initially during Tony Fernandes's regimen as majority owner. The Independent: The farcical way Blackburn Rovers are run was laid bare in a court of law once the membership were pilloried by a presiding judge who explained their way of operating as 'completely unforgivable' as they launched a last-minute struggle to prevent sacked manager Henning Berg being honored A2.2m in unpaid wages. Also: Arsenal can make a offer to Sunderland to sign their goalkeeper Simon Mignolet at the end of the period. And: Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri might be a goal for Paris Saint-Germain come early july, while moves for different Premier League stars including Wayne Rooney and Yohan Cabaye can not be entirely ruled out in accordance with manager of basketball Leonardo.
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