Arsenal Back In Top!!!

Arsenal back in top after beating Manchester City in the City of Manchester. Adebayor striked twice this time too. Manchester United only managed to drew with Spurs. Stoppage time goal from Tevez helped Manchester United to gain a point. Chelsea drew with Portsmouth. Anelka scored his first premiership goal.

Spurs Thrashed Arsenal!!!

It was first win for Spurs in eight years. Jenas played vital role against gunners. Spurs now through to the Carling cup finals. Will face Chelsea or Everton.

Match Summary

Tottenham 5-1(HT 2-0) (agg 6-2) Arsenal
Jenas 3 Adebayor 70

Bendtner o.g. 27

Keane 48

Lennon 60

Malbranque 90

Bookings

Tottenham: Malbranque 20Jenas 72
Arsenal:Hoyte 62Adebayor 74

Liverpool's Title Hope Fading Away

Liverpool managed to drew with Aston Villa after a late goal from Peter Crouch from bench. Liverpool leads in the first half after a great goal from Yossi Benayoun at the 19th minute. The hosts seems to be good in the first half.

The drama starts in the second half. Liverpool leads the match for the first twenty minutes in the second half. At the 69th minute comes the equaliser for the visitors. Super sub Marlon Harewood gently guided the ball to the goal. Soon after two minutes the visitors leads the match as Mellberg's cross cum shot is deflected by Aurelio. The goal scorer for Liverpool, Benayoun was substituted by the Liverpool striker Peter Crouch. Peter Crouch rescued the Reds after firing a shot that pasts Taylor. Peter Crouch is Liverpool's saviour.


The hope of winning the title slowly fading away from Liverpool. Liverpool is now currently in fifth place with 40 points and Everton in fourth place with 42 points.

Everton In Top 4!!!

Everton moves into top 4 after beating Wigan Athletic in their home soil. It was Wigan Atletic's fourth home defeat. Everton striker Andrew Johnson scored a superb goal just before half time. Andrew Johnson completed his sixth goal of the season. Soon after 3 minutes, Everton's central defender Joleon Lescott guided the ball to the volley. The first half ends with 2-0 to Everton.

In the second half, Jagielka bundles the ball into his own net to hand Wigan a lifeline in the 53rd minute. Wigan Athletic came back strongly in the second half but they failed to score a goal whenever they had opportunities to drew the match. Johnson's return sparkled Wigan Athletic and its Everton's fifth away victory. Full time score Everton 2 Wigan Athletic 0. Thanks to Andrew Johnson!

"Important Win" Says Sir Alex Ferguson

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was a relieved man after his side clinched a 2-0 win at Reading with late goals from Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo. The first goal from Rooney came at 77th minute and second goal from Ronaldo at 90th(+3) minute.

The three points kept Manchester United at top. Arsenal and Manchester United are separated only by the goal difference.

Sir Alex Ferguson said that "it was an imortant win for his side." Ferguson admitted he feared it would not be his side's day for long periods against a plucky Reading. Manchester United drew with Reading in their opening match of this season.

Arsenal beat Fulham with three goals to zero. Adebayor striked twice helped Arsenal to seal their away win.

Manchester United's next match against Portsmouth on 30th January is a crucial one. Reccently, Portsmouth defeated Derby County 3-1. Benjani bagged two goals. Manchester United drew with Portsmouth early in the start of the season.

He added: "Considering the number of opportunities we had, maybe our decision-making in the final third of the field wasn't at its best. We kept making chances, but you do start to worry when the game goes on and you haven't scored."

Crouch pledges Reds future

Liverpool's England striker Peter Crouch has pledged his immediate future to the club, having been linked with a move away from Anfield in the January transfer window.
The 26-year-old has sometimes been frustrated by Reds boss Rafa Benitez's rotation in selection and has failed to find the net in the Premier League this season, having been handed a mere four starts.Liverpool's England striker Peter Crouch has pledged his immediate future to the club, having been linked with a move away from Anfield in the January transfer window.
However, Crouch says he is okay with that situation, despite talk of interest in him from the likes of Portsmouth, Aston Villa and Manchester City.
He told the Daily Echo: "Everyone talks about me talking to clubs. Maybe it's because I'm not playing every game, but at a club like Liverpool you're not going to play every game.
"I've come to realise that this is the case at a club like this, whereas at somewhere else maybe you would play every game.
"But here we are competing for things and I certainly want to be a part of winning trophies.
"Hopefully, if I get a good run of games towards the end of the season, then the rumours will go away."

Manchester United At Top!!!

Manchester United remain at the top of the Premier League after second-half strikes from Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo gave them a two-goal victory over Reading at the Madejski Stadium.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side had been frustrated for large periods of the game but eventually got the breakthrough in the 77th minute through Rooney.
A clever dinked ball from Carlos Tevez was met by Rooney inside the penalty area and he was able to direct the ball past goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann into the bottom right corner of the net.
Ronaldo added a second in the third minute of injury time after United broke with a swift counter-attack and the Portugal winger calmly slotted home.

Arsenal remain behind United on goal difference after striker Emmanuel Adebayor struck twice to help his side a 3-0 victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage.
The visitors had applied the early pressure and it paid off in the 19th minute when they took the lead through the Togo international.
Neat interplay allowed Gael Clichy to break clear down the left flank and his cross picked out Adebayor who powerfully headed the ball past a static Antti Niemi and into the bottom right corner of the net.
Adebayor collected his 15th Premier League goal of the season in the 38th minute when he headed an Alexander Hleb cross past Niemi.
Midfielder Tomas Rosicky capped a fine performance and scored Arsenal's third with a volleyed finish in the 81st minute.
Chelsea kept up the pressure on the top two after they claimed a 1-0 win over a battling Birmingham side at St Andrews.
Striker Claudio Pizarro headed home a Juliano Belletti corner in the 79th minute to give Avram Grant's side victory.
Benjani Mwaruwari grabbed a hat-trick as Portsmouth ended their a six-match goal drought at Fratton Park with a 3-1 win over Derby.
Defender Lewin Nyatanga had given the visitors the lead in the fourth minute with a close-range header but Harry Redknapp's side responded positively,
Benjani equalised in the 38th minute after he latched on to pass Pedro Mendes and turned to smash the ball into the top right corner.
The Pompey striker added a second four minutes later after he headed a cross from Hermann Hreidarsson past Derby goalkeeper Lewis Price.
Mwaruwari added his 12th Premier League goal of the season 10 minutes after the half-time break following a swift counter-attack.
The Zimbabwe international was put clean through by Mendes before he calmly stroked the ball past the despairing dive of Price and into the bottom right corner.
Tottenham claimed a 2-0 win over Sunderland at White Hart Lane thanks to goals from Aaron Lennon and Robbie Keane.
Spurs took the lead the second minute, with Lennon netting on his 100th appearance for the club.
Jamie O'Hara's perseverance created the chance after he stole the ball off Sunderland defender Paul McShane and crossed the ball from the left flank.
O'Hara's cross squirmed past Dimitar Berbatov and Danny Collins but Lennon was able to stab the ball past Sunderland goalkeeper Craig Gordon.
Keane latched on to a long ball from goalkeeper Radek Cerny before he unleashed an 18-yard strike in the second minute of added time.
Blackburn missed out on the chance to push themselves into the UEFA Cup places after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Middlesbrough.
Gareth Southgate's side opened the scoring at Ewood Park in the 13th minute from a set-piece that caught the home side napping.
David Wheater raced in on the blindside to get his head on the end of Stewart Downing's free-kick and Brad Friedel managed to get a hand to the ball but was unable to prevent it going into the net.
But Mark Hughes' side equalised in the 75th minute through Matt Derbyshire who tapped home Jason Roberts' knockdown inside the six-yard box.