Leicester City winning the Premier League could be footballs biggest story, according to Jamie Carragher. A Jamie Vardy double secured Leicesters 2-0 win over Sunderland and sent the Foxes 10-points clear of second-placed Tottenham, before Spurs narrowed the gap to seven points with an emphatic 3-0 win over Manchester United at White Hart Lane on Super Sunday.Sky Sports pundit Carragher believes Leicester will hold on to lift the Premier League title and eclipse Nottingham Forests European Cup-winning side. Jamie Vardy scored two goals in Leicester’s 2-0 win away to Sunderland to edge them closer to the title Is it the biggest story weve seen in football? Theres obviously Nottingham Forest when they went on to win European Cups and I think its safe to say we wont see Leicester do that, Carragher said. Leicester City boss Claudio Ranieri said he is only focused on what his side are doing But the days of someone coming up or a smaller team winning the league was more likely to happen in the 60s, 70s, 80s.The top four was normally set in stone, certainly when I was playing. No one ever made a fist for that. This, to think where theyve come from, could be the biggest story in football weve ever seen. Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce said Jamie Vardy was the difference Ranieri said before the game this could happen in 50 or 60 years time. The chances of seeing something like this again? I think it could be double that.Leicesters win at the Stadium of Light guaranteed them a top-four spot just 12 months after they flirted with relegation to the Championship. Vardy scored two second-half goals at the Stadium of Light Graeme Souness said Leicester now had one hand on the trophy and their success would inspire other clubs mount title challenges of their own in the future.Its the most incredible story in the Premier Leagues history, Souness said. Vardy celebrates his second goal against Sunderland Such a small team getting themselves so far in front, being top of the league for so long, playing with great resilience, not always easy on the eye to watch.The type of football you thought was a thing of the past where its get the ball forward as quickly as you can for a striker who at 29 is very unusual in that he wants to run in behind all the time. 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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Coyotes withstood San Joses flurry in the first period and another in the closing minutes.In between, they played what may be their best period of hockey all season- against a finalist from last years Stanley Cup Final, no less.Louis Domingue stopped 39 shots, Brad Richardson scored in his 600th career game and the Coyotes picked up what should be a confidence-boosting win with a 3-2 victory over the Sharks on Tuesday night.We weathered the storm, said Coyotes left wing Jamie McGinn, who had his second goal of the season to cap Arizonas second-period flurry. Thats the best way to put it: Weathering the storm and then we took it to them.The Sharks jumped on the struggling Coyotes early on Patrick Marleaus first-period goal, but Arizona responded with three goals in the second period to win for the second time in eight games.Lawson Crouse scored his first NHL goal in his sixth game, and the Coyotes had nine different players with a point.Domingue made some spectacular saves and was solid in the crease in the closing minutes after the Sharks added an extra attacker for his second win in six starts since Mike Smith went out with a lower body injury.Ive been feeling good for almost all year, so it was just a matter of staying focused for a full 60 minutes, Domingue said.He needed to be after San Jose pulled goalie Martin Jones with 3:03 left.Mikkel Boedker scored with 11.9 seconds left in his return to Arizona, but Domingue turned away everything else before and after to preserve the victory.Jones had 27 saves after stopping 70 of 73 shots during San Joses three-game winning streak heading into Tuesday.We did some good stuff in the first period, I loved our start, Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said. But thats the thing we need to work most at: When were on top of teams, instead of getting an extra goal and put them away, we let them hang around.Thhe Coyotes have struggled since a season-opening victory against Philadelphia, losing five games on a six-game road trip and 3-2 to Colorado on Saturday in their return home.ddddddddddddArizonas biggest problem is losing close games; its last four were lost by a goal.The Coyotes kept it from getting to that point by swarming the Sharks in the second period.Marleau scored by keeping the puck on a 2-on-1 rush and wristing it past Domingue.It was all Coyotes after that.Richardson answered early in the second period, grabbing a loose puck in the corner and taking it without much resistance to the crease, where he beat Jones for his fourth of the season. Crouse scored 68 seconds later, deflecting a point shot by Kevin Connauton past Jones.McGinn made it 3-1 by whipping a shot from above the left circle to the top corner of the goal through a screen by teammate Anthony Duclair.There was definitely some lapses and they took advantage of it, Marleau said.Domingue preserved the two-goal lead with 5 seconds left in the period, doing the splits to make a snatching glove save on Brenden Dillons shot from the slot.Game notes Arizonas Ryan White and San Joses Michael Haley squared off just 2:32 into the game, both earning five-minute fighting penalties. ... Coyotes D Michael Stone missed his second straight game with an upper-body injury. C Martin Hanzal left in the first period with a lower body injury and did not return. ... The Coyotes honored Boedker with a tribute video in his first game back since being traded to Colorado last season.UP NEXTSharks: Host Calgary on Thursday before the Pittsburgh Penguins arrive in the Bay Area for a rematch of the Stanley Cup Finals.Coyotes: Host Nashville on Thursday before a two-game trip to Anaheim and Colorado. ' ' '