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Premiership Highlights – Managers Last Word 10th February

Some shocks tonight and some good wins for others as Everton beat Chelsea while Arsenal got a home win over Liverpool in a tight game .Spurs lose again at Wolves and United drew at Villa with 10 men,  West ham got another three points in the bag and Blackburn took points from Hull city .

See all the Video highlights below with the last word from the managers click the links

Barclays Premier League
Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool |Rafa  Wenger
Aston Villa 1-1 Man Utd |O’Neill   Ferguson 
Blackburn 1-0 Hull |Allardyce  Brown
Everton 2-1 Chelsea | Moyes  Wilkins
West Ham 2-0 Birmingham | Zola  Mcleish
Wolverhampton 1-0 Tottenham | McCarthy Rednapp

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Two goals in five minutes turned the game  right around  as United took control of the clash at Old Trafford to win 2-1

Arshavin got the first with a beauty of a goal he turned into space before firing a crisp powerful drive into the united net.

Though Foster may feel he could have done better with the goal, he kept United in the game in the early moments of the second half when flicking out a foot to deny Robin van Persie from close range.

Manuel Almunia then allowed the hosts to draw level on 59 minutes as he brought down Rooney in the box and the United striker stepped up to send the Spaniard the wrong way from the spot.

Van Persie curled a free-kick from near the right touchline against Foster’s crossbar on 63 minutes and just 60 seconds later United struck decisively.

Giggs then sent in a free-kick from the right and Diaby, under no pressure from a United player, headed  past the helpless Almunia.

Dimitar Berbatov and Nani both wasted golden chances to settle any late nerves before Arsene Wenger was sent to the stands after Arsenal saw a goal ruled out deep into extra time.

See wenger sent to the stands here funny video!

Chelsea kept there 100% unbeaten run with a 3-0 win over Burnley

Jensen had already denied Michael Ballack, John Terry, Frank Lampard and Deco when the Blues finally broke the deadlock through Nicolas Anelka, who later had a goal disallowed.

Chelsea piled more misery on the Clarets through Ballack’s header and Ashley Cole’s powerful finish.

Steven Gerrard was Liverpool’s hero again as they twice came from behind.

Kevin Davies scored the opener after Johan Elmander nodded down Matt Taylor’s corner but Glen Johnson cut in to equalise left-footed .

Tamir Cohen smashed Bolton in front again but Sean Davis collected a second booking and Fernando Torres levelled before Gerrard thumped in a trademark late winner

Tottenham 2 Birmingham 1

Aaron Lennon grabbed a dramatic late winner as Spurs’ good start continued.

Spurs had the better of the game, with Stephen Carr blocking Lennon’s effort and Jermain Defoe missing two good chances, before sub Peter Crouch headed in Tom Huddlestone’s free-kick .

City were quickly level as Lee Bowyer seized on a defensive mix-up but Lennon cut inside two defenders to win it in the fifth minute of injury time.

Tottenham 2-1 Birmingham – Jordan

Stoke 1 Sunderland 0

Striker Dave Kitson notched his first league goal for the Potters to give them a second victory of the season.

Abdoulaye Faye might have put the hosts ahead but fired wide from close range and Kitson had an effort blocked before he broke the deadlock with a volley after a weak Kenwyne Jones header .

Sunderland rarely threatened and Ricardo Fuller should have added a second but screwed a shot wide.

Blackburn 0 West Ham 0

Blackburn are still looking for their first league win of the season after a lacklustre goalless draw.

Neither side was able to create a clear chance in the first half, although Keith Andrews headed over for the hosts from Morten Gamst Pedersen’s corner.

Carlton Cole was just wide with a curling 20-yard effort for the Hammers, while James Collins blasted over from Mark Noble’s corner kick.
Everton 2 Wigan 1
Leighton BainesLeighton Baines drilled in a stoppage time penalty as Everton claimed their first points of the new season.

Jo was fouled in the area by Emmerson Boyce and left-back Baines smashed the penalty past Mike Pollitt.

Wigan had snatched the lead when Paul Scharner was left unmarked to head in at the far post and Jordi Gomez hit an Everton upright before Louis Saha headed in a Baines corner

Everton 2-1 Wigan – Moyes Video

Portsmouth 0 Man City 1
Emmanuel Adebayor sealed a narrow win for City against a dogged Portsmouth.
The striker headed home a cross from fellow new-boy Gareth Barry , while Micah Richards, who later limped off, had a ‘goal’ ruled out for offside.

At the other end, Frederic Piquionne, Younes Kaboul, Richard Hughes and John Utaka shot off target. Sub David Nugent was denied by Shay Given late on before Pompey survived two penalty claims.

Hughes video interview
Aston Villa 2 Fulham 0
Goals John Pantsil and Gabriel Agonlahor’s second-half strike guided Aston Villa to their first home Premier League win of the season.

Villa manager Martin O’Neill was under pressure after his side’s exit from the Europa League in midweek but his men responded well with a dominant display.

Pantsil headed into his own net before Agbonlahor hit a superb drilled shot from the edge of the area.

Martin O neil interview

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Wayne Rooney scored his 100th United goal and Michael Owen got his first as they bounced back from defeat at Burnley.

Rooney headed in Antonio Valencia’s cross , Hugo Rodallega going close to a leveller before slick passing put in Dimitar Berbatov in .

Rooney’s shot deflected off Mario Melchiot inside Kirkland’s near post , and Nani set up Owen before adding the fifth with a free-kick .

 

Arsenal 4 Portsmouth 1

Abou Diaby hit a double as Arsenal maintained their winning start to the season with another big victory.

Eduardo’s cutback picked out the run of Diaby to smash in the opener  and he added a second from close range after Emmanuel Eboue’s pass .

Younes Kaboul pulled one back with a header , but William Gallas deflected in a free-kick and sub Aaron Ramsey wrapped up the rout .

Birmingham 0 Stoke 0

Birmingham and Stoke played a goalless draw at St Andrews as both sides struggled to create chances.

Blues defender Franck Queudrue’s long-range drive was saved by Thomas Sorensen in the only first-half chance.

The Potters piled on the pressure in the second half but Ricardo Fuller hit a weak shot, while Blues sub Sebastian Larsson’s free-kick picked out Garry O’Connor but Sorensen saved again.

Hull 1 Bolton 0

Kamel Ghilas scored his first goal for Hull city as they ended their long wait for a first home victory in 2009.

Elmander missed a glorious chance to put Bolton ahead as he blazed wide before sub Jozy Altidore cleverly played in Ghilas, who calmly tucked the ball into the net for the Tigers .

Altidore rolled wide and Ghilas stuck the bar, while Boaz Myhill made a fantastic double save as the hosts held on.

Man City 1 Wolves 0

Emmanuel Adebayor smashed in his second goal of the season as Manchester City kept up their impressive start.

The striker latched on to Carlos Tevez’s pass and fired in at the near post for the opener .

City missed many opportunities to add to the score with Robinho going close on four occasions and Adebayor blazing over, while Shay Given superbly saved from Wovles’ Matthew Jarvis.

Sunderland 2 Blackburn 1

A Kenwyne Jones’ double earned Sunderland a comeback victory.

Blackburn went in front through Gael Givet’s 20-yard drive after Steven Nzonzi’s half-cleared corner  but Steed Malbranque played in Jones .

Jones added a powerful header from Lee Cattermole’s cross and Nzonzi had a goal disallowed for offside against Chris Samba, who later hit the bar, and Nicola Kalinic missed a late open goal

Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka combined to ensure Chelsea maintained their perfect start to the season.

Clinton Dempsey fired over for Fulham before Drogba was played in by Anelka and he calmly slotted the ball home to give the Blues the lead .

The hosts struggled to threaten and Drogba slid the ball into the path of the onrushing Anelka, who rounded the keeper to wrap up the victory .

Carlo Ancelotti insists he will keep on tinkering with his Chelsea squad after watching them despatch west London neighbours Fulham 2-0 with ease.

Chelsea made four changes from the side that defeated Sunderland, including leaving Michael Essien on the bench.

He said: “It was a good line-up. Essien has played all the games, so I wanted to give him a rest. He’ll play the next game. We have to follow this line.”

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