| Arsenal | 4-4 (HT 1-1) | Tottenham |
| Silvestre 37 Gallas 46 Adebayor 64 Van Persie 68 | Bentley 13 Bent 67 Jenas 89 Lennon 90+4 | |
| Bookings: Diaby 90+2 | Bookings: Assou-Ekotto 54 Bentley 57 Huddlestone 59 Jenas 85 |
Spurs may be at the bottom even after a brilliant performance at the Emirates but the celebrated like they where at the top of the table and its that confidence that will get them up the table they've got the fire in the belly and will be no push over for no one, Harry has turned things around big time.
Aaron Lennon's injury-time equaliser capped a stunning fightback from Harry Redknapp's Tottenham against Arsenal.
David Bentley's brilliant early strike put Spurs ahead, but Mikael Silvestre headed Arsenal level before half-time.
William Gallas put Arsenal in front seconds after the re-start and Emmanuel Adebayor bundled home their third.
Darren Bent pulled one back before Robin van Persie added Arsenal's fourth - but Jermaine Jenas's 89th-minute goal and Lennon's tap-in earned a point.Arsenal: Almunia, Sagna, Silvestre, Gallas, Clichy, Walcott (Eboue 75), Fabregas, Denilson, Nasri (Song Billong 88), Van Persie (Diaby 81), Adebayor.
Subs Not Used: Fabianski, Toure, Vela, Bendtner.
Booked: Diaby.
Goals: Silvestre 37, Gallas 46, Adebayor 64, Van Persie 68.
Tottenham: Gomes, Hutton (Gunter 79), Corluka, Woodgate, Assou-Ekotto, Bentley, Modric, Jenas, Huddlestone, Bale (Lennon 55), Pavlyuchenko (Bent 65).
Subs Not Used: Cesar, Zokora, Campbell, O'Hara.
Booked: Assou-Ekotto, Bentley, Huddlestone, Jenas.
Goals: Bentley 13, Bent 67, Jenas 89, Lennon 90.
Att: 60,043
Ref: Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire).
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| Aston Villa | 3-2 (HT 1-1) | Blackburn |
| Young 45+1 Barry 65 Agbonlahor 87 | Warnock 30 Emerton 90+4 | |
| Bookings: Samba 78 |
Second-half goals from Gareth Barry and Gabriel Agbonlahor gave Aston Villa victory over unlucky Rovers.
Blackburn drew first blood when Stephen Warnock exchanged passes with Benni McCarthy and fired home.
But Luke Young bundled in an equaliser from Nicky Shorey's cross and James Milner pulled the ball back for Barry to put Villa into the lead.
Agbonlahor raced onto Ashley Young's pass to make it 3-1 before Brett Emerton's injury-time free-kick. Aston Villa: Friedel, Luke Young, Shorey, Laursen, Cuellar, Barry, Milner, Petrov (Carew 46), Reo-Coker (Sidwell 83), Ashley Young, Agbonlahor (Harewood 90).
Subs Not Used: Guzan, Davies, Knight, Gardner.
Goals: Luke Young 45, Barry 65, Agbonlahor 87.
Blackburn: Robinson, Ooijer, Samba, Nelsen, Warnock (Kerimoglu 68), Emerton, Andrews, Simpson, Pedersen (Olsson 79), Villanueva, McCarthy (Derbyshire 79).
Subs Not Used: Brown, Mokoena, Fowler, Roberts.
Booked: Samba.
Goals: Warnock 30, Emerton 90.
Att: 35,985
Ref: Keith Stroud (Hampshire).
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| Bolton | 0-1 (HT 0-0) | Everton |
| Fellaini 90 | ||
| Bookings: Samuel 41 | Bookings: Lescott 20 Fellaini 90+1 |
Marouane Fellaini's close-range header from Stephen Pienaar's cross sealed Everton's first win in nine games.
After a dismal first half, Bolton had the better of the second, much of it thanks to Gretar Steinsson, but his strikers failed to match his industry.
Joseph Yobo did well to deny Kevin Davies late on, and the game looked to be drifting to a goalless draw.
But at the death Pienaar found Fellaini, whose header hit the inside of the left-hand post before going in.____________________________________________________________________
| Fulham | 2-0 (HT 1-0) | Wigan |
| Johnson 11 Johnson 60 | ||
| Bookings: Kilbane 35 Cattermole 76 |
Andrew Johnson hit a double as Fulham earned their first win in six games against fellow strugglers Wigan Athletic at Craven Cottage.
Johnson slotted home his first goal for the club in the 10th minute from close range from Paul Konchesky's cross.
Wigan revived briefly, and Paul Scharner should have levelled for the Latics with a simple two-yard header.
Fulham: Schwarzer, Pantsil, Hughes, Hangeland, Konchesky, Davies, Bullard (Baird 88), Murphy, Gera (Dempsey 72), Johnson (Nevland 90), Zamora.
Subs Not Used: Zuberbuhler, Gray, Stoor, Andreasen.
Goals: Johnson 11, 60.
Wigan: Kirkland, Boyce, Scharner, Figueroa (Koumas 62), Palacios (Camara 80), Cattermole (De Ridder 80), Kilbane, Melchiot, Valencia, Heskey, Zaki.
Subs Not Used: Pollitt, Taylor, Brown, Bramble.
Booked: Kilbane, Cattermole.
Att: 22,500
Ref: Howard Webb
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| Hull | 0-3 (HT 0-1) | Chelsea |
| Lampard 3 Anelka 50 Malouda 75 | ||
| Bookings: J Cole 11 Deco 58 |
Chelsea bounced back from their home defeat to Liverpool and ended Hull's sequence of four straight wins with a deserved victory at the KC Stadium.
Frank Lampard's brilliant early lob put Chelsea ahead but Daniel Cousin almost equalised with a low strike from 20 yards that hit the post.
Suicidal hesitation in the Hull defence allowed Nicolas Anelka to steel in and smash home Chelsea's decisive second.
Florent Malouda then converted Ricardo Carvalho's cross from six yards.Hull: Myhill, McShane, Turner, Zayatte, Dawson, Marney (Garcia 71), Ashbee, Boateng (Halmosi 62), Geovanni, King (Windass 84), Cousin.
Subs Not Used: Duke, Hughes, Mendy, Ricketts.
Chelsea: Cech, Bosingwa (Ivanovic 86), Carvalho, Terry, Ashley Cole, Deco (Kalou 78), Mikel, Lampard, Joe Cole (Belletti 54), Anelka, Malouda.
Subs Not Used: Cudicini, Di Santo, Bridge, Alex.
Booked: Joe Cole, Deco.
Goals: Lampard 3, Anelka 50, Malouda 75.
Att: 24,906
Ref: Andre Marriner (W Midlands).
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| Liverpool | 1-0 (HT 0-0) | Portsmouth |
| Gerrard (pen) 76 | ||
| Bookings: Diarra 49 Diop 77 |
Steven Gerrard slotted in a 76th minute penalty to earn Premier League leaders Liverpool a win over Portsmouth.
Gerrard scored after Papa Bouba Diop undid his side's resolute performance by handling a corner in Pompey boss Tony Adams' first game in charge.
Until then, Dirk Kuyt's shot being parried against the post was the closest Liverpool had come to a goal.
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| Man Utd | 2-0 (HT 2-0) | West Ham |
| Ronaldo 14 Ronaldo 30 | ||
| Bookings: Evra 23 | Bookings: Collison 65 Collins 81 |
Cristiano Ronaldo's first-half brace saw Manchester United cruise to victory over a poor West Ham at Old Trafford.
Displaying flashes of real style, United raced into a 13th-minute lead after the superb Nani cut the ball back for Ronaldo to slot into the corner.
Dimitar Berbatov's sublime skill saw him skip past James Collins, allowing him to square for Ronaldo to tap in.
Man Utd: Kuszczak, Rafael Da Silva (Neville 81), Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Ronaldo, Fletcher (Carrick 69), Anderson, Nani (Rooney 70), Tevez, Berbatov.
Subs Not Used: Foster, Giggs, Park, O'Shea.
Booked: Evra.
Goals: Ronaldo 14, 30.
West Ham: Green, Faubert, Collins, Upson, Ilunga, Behrami (Boa Morte 44), Bowyer (Sears 69), Mullins, Etherington (Collison 46), Di Michele, Bellamy.
Subs Not Used: Lastuvka, Lopez, Davenport, Reid.
Booked: Collison, Collins.
Att: 75,397
Ref: Peter Walton (Northamptonshire).
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| Middlesbrough | 2-0 (HT 0-0) | Man City |
| Alves (pen) 53 O'Neil 90+4 | ||
| Bookings: O'Neil 74 | Bookings: Kompany 31 Ireland 44 Robinho 84 |
Afonso Alves' disputed penalty set Middlesbrough on their way to a hard-fought victory over Manchester City.
Boro keeper Ross Turnbull kept out shots by Stephen Ireland and Shaun Wright-Phillips as City threatened.
But the home side took the lead when Daniel Sturridge tangled with David Wheater and referee Lee Mason awarded a spot-kick that Alves converted.
City poured forward in search of an equaliser but Gary O'Neil's breakaway goal in injury time sealed Boro's win.Middlesbrough: Turnbull, Wheater, Riggott, Pogatetz, Taylor, Aliadiere, O'Neil, Digard (Arca 75), Downing (Adam Johnson 83), Sanli, Alves.
Subs Not Used: Jones, Emnes, John Johnson, Grounds, Walker.
Booked: O'Neil.
Goals: Alves 53 pen, O'Neil 90.
Man City: Hart, Ben-Haim, Richards, Dunne, Onuoha, Kompany, Wright-Phillips, Ireland, Elano (Fernandes 67), Robinho, Sturridge (Evans 77).
Subs Not Used: Schmeichel, Jo, Garrido, Hamann, Berti.
Booked: Kompany, Ireland, Robinho.
Att: 25,731
Ref: Lee Mason (Lancashire).
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| Stoke | 1-0 (HT 0-0) | Sunderland |
| Fuller 73 | ||
| Bookings: Ab Faye 29 Griffin 51 | Bookings: Malbranque 71 |
A Ricardo Fuller header ensured Stoke beat a below-par Sunderland to move out of the Premier League relegation zone.
Fuller came close to giving Stoke a first-half lead, but Anton Ferdinand cleared from near his goal-line.
The lively Jamaican got the winner when he leapt above Sunderland's defence to head home Rory Delap's throw-in from six yards after 76 minutes.
And Fuller could easily gave doubled the score, but the striker hit the post when put through by Michael Tonge.Stoke: Sorensen, Griffin, Abdoulaye Faye, Shawcross, Higginbotham, Soares (Tonge 69), Olofinjana (Amdy Faye 87), Diao, Delap, Sidibe, Fuller (Kitson 90).
Subs Not Used: Simonsen, Pericard, Wilkinson, Sonko.
Booked: Abdoulaye Faye, Griffin.
Goals: Fuller 73.
Sunderland: Fulop, Bardsley, Ferdinand, Collins, McCartney, Malbranque (Reid 75), Whitehead, Yorke (Jones 46), Richardson, Diouf, Cisse (Chopra 62).
Subs Not Used: Colgan, Tainio, Nosworthy, Leadbitter.
Booked: Malbranque.
Att: 26,731
Ref: Chris Foy (Merseyside).
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