Sunday, 26 August 2007

Results for 25th and 26th

Arsenal 1 - Man City 0

Arsenal brought an end to Man City luck streak. Kaspa Schmeichel put on another stunning performance like father, like son alas he couldn't keep out Fabregas on 80th min . Attendance: 60,114

Aston Villa 2 - Fulham 1

Villa had their first win of the season at home. It was Fulham who opened up the action with a goal in 6 mins from Dempsey holding the lead till half time. Second half saw Villa fight back with brilliant drive that deflected off Zat Knight to earn him an own goal in Fulham's favour. Maloney then sealed the deal for Villa in the last minutes with the winner . Attendance: 36,638

Bolton 3 - Reading 0

Little Sam was eager to get started this season and off the bottom. Although its early day's no one like to be at the bottom after 3 games. And what a way to do it. Reading managed to keep up a good fight until Gary Speed put away the 1st goal in 32mins. Anelka then stuck no.2 away making it look nice and easy very much like Henry. Convey made an appearance after a long time injured although this really had no effect as Bolton where just to strong. Braaten was subbed at 75 min and put away the 3rd for Bolton on 90mins, a well deserved win for Bolton.Attendance; 20,023

Chelsea 1 - Portsmouth 0

Chelsea are getting going with another win. Frank Lampard's having a good week as well. A goal against Germany in the mid week friendly and then the winner at Fratton Park after 31 mins. Portsmouth put up a good fight a David James saved a cracking drive from Drogaba later in the game. Attendance: 41,501

Derby 1- Birmingham 2

Steve Bruce was a smiles as The Blues took the win at Pride Park. Birmingham's first win of the season, with both Birmingham goals from Jerome (1 min, 63 min) . Derby managed a goal on 53min from Oakley, Derby now on bottom with 1 point , Attendance :31,117

Everton 1 - Blackburn 1

The game Started with a tribute to Rhys Jones with all of Goodison and the family of the child who was shot earlier this week in a brutal shooting.
Santa Cruz had another good goal and has had a good start with Blackburn, scoring after `5 mins. Mcfadden the equalised at 78th min. Attendance: 33,850

Sunderland 0 - Liverpool 2

Sunderland where host to Liverpool for the match from the Stadium of Light. It too Liverpool 37 mins to score and it was the opener for the game from Sissoko, this wasnt any old goal but the 7000th league goal for Liverpool, one for the record books. Voronin then put away the winner at 87th minute. It wasnt from lack of effort from Sunderland as it was very even matched but Liverpool took the chances and walked away with 3 points. Still not to bad from Sunderland, 4 games 4 point alot of clubs would be pleased with that. Attendance 45,645

West Ham 1 - Wigan 1

Although West Ham had the better possession and shots on goal they could get that break in the first half neither team could. Scharner scored for Wigan on 78th min shortly followed by Lee Bowyer's equaliser on 81st minute. Attendance: 33,793

Middlesbrough 2 - Newcastle 2

Alot of action end to end N'Zogbia opened up for Newcastle after 22 mins cracking curling shot. Mido answered back only minutes later on 28mins for Boro. It wasnt until far into second half did a goal, Viduka with a low shot putting Newcastle in front at 77 mins. Arca then scored with a volley on 80 mins. Attendance 28,875

Man Utd 1 - Tottenham 0

With Utd looking for their first win and Martin Jol looking to keep his reputation in tact a good game was played. Robbie Keane's early attempt on goal just hitting the top of the cross bar almost gave Spurs the lead within the first minute. Both teams gave it their all but went in at half time goal less. Second half saw Spurs go like the clapper's with Berbatov shot being blocked in the penatly area by Wes brown with his arm, no penalty given, but replays dont lie, very bad luck to Spurs. Nani hit the winner in at 68 mins from 25 yds out a cracker. Attendance 75,696

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