Saturday, 1 November 2008

Premier League results for 1st Nov 2008

Chelsea 5-0
(HT 3-0)
Sunderland
Alex 27
Anelka 30
Anelka 45+1
Lampard 51
Anelka 53




Bookings:
Tainio 39

Nicolas Anelka hit a hat-trick as Chelsea demolished Sunderland and moved above Liverpool at the top of the Premier League table.

Alex began the rout, tapping in when Marton Fulop allowed Joe Cole's shot to squirm free, and it was quickly 2-0 when Anelka met Frank Lampard's cross.

Florent Malouda unselfishly set up Anelka to add a third goal and Lampard headed in Cole's cross to make it four.

Anelka fired home from Malouda's cross to complete the scoring inside an hour.
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Everton 1-0
(HT 0-0)
Fulham
Saha 87



Louis Saha's late winner against his former club Fulham gave Everton their first home Premier League win of the season after 87 minutes of frustration.

Marouane Fellaini did hit the post for the Toffees in the 27th minute but the home side struggled for any creativity.

Fulham should have scored in the second half but Zoltan Gera crashed his close-range header against the bar.

Everton: Howard, Neville, Yobo, Jagielka, Lescott, Arteta, Osman, Fellaini (Saha 61), Pienaar (Anichebe 76), Cahill, Yakubu (Vaughan 84).
Subs Not Used: Nash, Hibbert, Baines, Rodwell.

Goals: Saha 87.

Fulham: Schwarzer, Pantsil, Hughes, Hangeland, Konchesky, Davies (Nevland 89), Bullard (Baird 83), Murphy, Gera (Dempsey 88), Zamora, Johnson.
Subs Not Used: Zuberbuhler, Gray, Stoor, Andreasen.

Att: 31,278

Ref: Lee Mason (Lancashire).

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Man Utd 4-3
(HT 3-1)
Hull
Ronaldo 3
Carrick 29
Ronaldo 44
Vidic 57

Cousin 23
Mendy 69
Geovanni (pen) 82
Bookings:
Rooney 84
Tevez 86

Bookings:
Turner 20
Mendy 85


Manchester United survived a late rally by Hull to move up to third place in the Premier League.

Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring with a low strike before Daniel Cousin headed Hull level at the near post.

Michael Carrick struck from 20 yards, Ronaldo headed in a corner and Nemanja Vidic volleyed home as United led 4-1.

But Bernard Mendy lobbed Edwin van der Sar, and when Mendy was fouled by Rio Ferdinand, Geovanni converted the penalty to set up a grandstand finish.



Man Utd: Van der Sar, Neville, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Ronaldo, Carrick (Giggs 72), Anderson (O'Shea 88), Nani (Tevez 64), Berbatov, Rooney.
Subs Not Used: Foster, Park, Rafael Da Silva, Fletcher.

Booked: Rooney, Tevez.

Goals: Ronaldo 3, Carrick 29, Ronaldo 44, Vidic 57.

Hull: Myhill, McShane, Turner, Zayatte, Dawson, Marney, Hughes (Mendy 59), Boateng (Folan 86), Geovanni, King (Halmosi 63), Cousin.
Subs Not Used: Duke, Barmby, Garcia, Ricketts.

Booked: Turner, Mendy.

Goals: Cousin 23, Mendy 69, Geovanni 82 pen.

Att: 75,398

Ref: Mike Dean (Wirral).

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Middlesbrough 1-1
(HT 0-1)
West Ham
Mido 83

Mullins 21
Bookings:
Wheater 17
Riggott 33
Arca 65

Bookings:
Neill 40
Collison 61
Boa Morte 80
Bellamy 89

Ross Turnbull's late double save from Lee Bowyer and Jack Collison earned Middlesbrough a highly entertaining draw with West Ham.

Hayden Mullins's volley rattled in off the bar after 21 minutes in a first half dominated by the visitors.

Boro raised their game after the break and Justin Hoyte had a diving header ruled out for offside before Mido levelled with a low free-kick.

West Ham almost claimed the win late on but were denied by Turnbull's heroics.

After an initial flourish by Boro, West Ham took charge, with Freddie Sears putting a shot just wide and only being denied another great chance by a superbly timed Chris Riggott interception from Julien Faubert's cross.

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Portsmouth 1-2
(HT 0-1)
Wigan
Kranjcar 82

Zaki (pen) 45+1
Heskey 90+2


Bookings:
Cattermole 18
Bramble 35
Figueroa 49

Emile Heskey's injury-time winner for Wigan left Tony Adams looking for his first point as Portsmouth boss.

Heskey's 100th Premier League goal from Lee Cattermole's pass settled an incredible game where Pompey hit the woodwork no less than five times.

Amr Zaki fired the Latics ahead from the penalty spot after Papa Bouba Diop fouled Titus Bramble.

Wigan's goal lived a charmed life before substitute Niko Kranjcar looked to have saved a point for Pompey.
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Stoke 2-1
(HT 1-0)
Arsenal
Fuller 11
Olofinjana 73

Clichy 90+4
Bookings:
Higginbotham 64
Sidibe 68
Delap 90+1
Cresswell 90+8

Bookings:
Adebayor 40
Fabregas 90+8


Sent off:
Van Persie 76

Ricardo Fuller and Seyi Olofinjana both scored after long throw-ins by Rory Delap as Arsenal capitulated and also had Robin van Persie sent off.

Delap sent a throw to the far post and Fuller glanced in for the opener.

Delap, himself, then looped in a header that Gael Clichy cleared off the line before Olofinjana chested in Stoke's second from another Delap throw-in.

Van Persie saw red for shoving Thomas Sorensen before Clichy pulled a goal back with a deflected shot.

The defeat is another serious blow to Arsenal's title aspirations, while Stoke will be delighted with three points that take them a little further away from the drop zone.

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West Brom 2-2
(HT 0-1)
Blackburn
Bednar 55
Miller 62

McCarthy (pen) 13
Andrews 89
Bookings:
Donk 40
Zuiverloon 68
Borja Valero 79

Bookings:
McCarthy 19
Khizanishvili 90+2


Sent off:
McCarthy 36

West Brom and Blackburn shared the spoils in an intense and entertaining battle with Keith Andrews spoiling the home party with a last-gasp equaliser.

Blackburn took the lead with a Benni McCarthy penalty, but the South African was then sent off for a second booking.

West Brom hit back brilliantly in the second half with a Roman Bednar strike.

Jonathan Greening then threaded the ball to Ishmael Miller who spun and blasted in a goal that should have been good enough to win the game.

West Brom: Carson, Zuiverloon, Donk (Hoefkens 46), Olsson, Robinson, Koren, Greening, Morrison (Brunt 69), Borja Valero, Bednar, Miller (Moore 80).

Subs Not Used: Kiely, Cech, Kim, Pele.

Booked: Donk, Zuiverloon, Borja Valero.

Goals: Bednar 55, Miller 62.

Blackburn: Robinson, Simpson (Kerimoglu 46), Samba, Nelsen, Olsson (Pedersen 62), Emerton (Khizanishvili 77), Andrews, Grella, Warnock, McCarthy, Roberts.

Subs Not Used: Brown, Villanueva, Fowler, Derbyshire.

Sent Off: McCarthy (36).

Booked: McCarthy, Khizanishvili.

Goals: McCarthy 13 pen, Andrews 89.

Att: 24,976

Ref: Mike Jones (Cheshire).

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Tottenham 2-1
(HT 0-1)
Liverpool
Carragher o.g. 70
Pavlyuchenko 90+1

Kuyt 3

Bookings:
King 75


Bookings:
Gerrard 45+1
Carragher 67

Roman Pavlyuchenko scored a late winner as Tottenham came from behind to beat Liverpool and haul themselves off the foot off the Premier League table.

Dirk Kuyt put Liverpool ahead when he smashed in a shot on three minutes.

Darren Bent sliced a clearance against his own post before Steven Gerrard hit the post with a deflected shot and then saw his lob cannon back off the bar.

Jamie Carragher headed into his own net to give Spurs hope and Pavlyuchenko tapped in from Bent's cross to win it.

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