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Aston Villa's great performance at the Emirates Stadium yesterday paid off as they beat Arsenal 0-2. The visitors had aa couple of decent chances in the first half, partifularly a penalty kick by Ashley Young but was saved by Manuel Almunia. They opened the scoring after 70 minutes, when Agbonlahor forced Gael Clichy into heading in Young's cross into his own net. 10 minutes later Agbonlahor got the ball off a clearance, beat William Gallas with a powerful run before sending it into the corner of Arsenal's goal.
Championship side Burnley blowed Premier League giant Chelsea out of the Carling Cup at Stamford Bridge yesterday, winning 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Didier Drogba leved the Blues after 27 minutes thanks to an excellent pass by teammate Frank Lampard. Burnley then equalized through subsititue Ade Akinbiyi midway through the second-half. Deep into the extra time, Steven Caldwell, who was also the captain for the visitors, was sent off. But Chelsea could not take advantage, despite dominating almost every minutes of the game. Goalkeeper Brian Jensen was the hero, saving John Obi Mikel's penalty, which was Chelsea's sixth shot, to seal the victory for Burnley.
Tottenham Hotspurs' magical revival under Harry Redknapp continues as the Spurs beat Liverpool 4-2 at White Hard Lane to knock them out of the League Cup. This marked Liverpool's second defeat to the same team in 11 days. Their last meeting was also at White Hart Lane, where Benitez's side lost 2-1. Two of the home side's goals were scored by young Frasier Campbell, on loan from Manchester United, in the 42nd and 45th minute. Another new signing Roman Pavlyuchenko scored the other two, in 38 and 52 minutes. The visitors' consolations, both were headers, came from Damien Plessis after 49 minutes, and Sami Hyypia in the 63rd minute.
Kobe Bryant and the lakers improved to 7-0 at the start of the season with a victory over the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday night. The All-Star shooting guard was the hero of the team, scoring 20 points including a tough and decisive 3-pointer over James Posey near the end of the game. Point guard Derek Fisher also had 20, 18 from the first three quarters. Chris Paul led the Hornets with 30 points which included 16 from the final quarter, as well as 13 assists.
Tottenham Hotspurs' teenager Giovani dos Santos is going throough a surgery on Tuesday after hurting his right ankle in training. Prior to the injury, the Mexican international had played nine times for Spurs and still without a goal, after moving from Barcelona. "Hopefully the outcome will be positive so he can return sooner rather than later," said manager Harry Redknapp. "I've not had a chance to work with him yet. Everyone says he's a real talent and his record suggests that's so."
Tottenham Hotspurs continued their impressive run under new coach Harry Redknapp as they defeated Manchester City 1-2 to get themselves out of the bottom three. Main striker Darren Bent is currently on fire, scoring twice at the 29th and 64th minute. But it was the home team who took the lead thanks to Robinho's goal after 15 minutes. Gelson Fernandes was sent off for getting his second yellow in the 26th, while captain Richard Dunne sawa straight red in the 83rd. Spurs defender Benoiy Assou-Ekotto was also dismissed at the end of the match.
Arsenal was able to prevail in the clash of titans against Manchester United in Premier League yesterday thanks to Samir Nasri's double. The match took place at the Emirates Stadium, where Nasri leveled the Gunners after 22 minutes. His shot went in after a slight deflection by Gary Neville. The French international's second came 3 minutes into the second half with a powerful finish. United's youngster Rafael Da Silva volleyed one in for the visitors at 90 minutes, but Arsenal managed to hang on for six extra minutes and went off with a 2-1 victory.
Liverpool's biggest signing of the year, Robbie Keane finally had his first Premier League goals as Liverpool defeats West Bromwich Albion 3-0 at home yesterday. Keane's first goal came after 34 minutes when he clipped in a pass by captain Steven Gerard. 9 minutes later, the striker then calmly directed the ball into an empty goal for his second, after Scott Carson ended up in no man's land while attempting to clear a ball outside the box. Spanish international Alvaro Arbeloa scored Liverpool's last goal of the game right at full-time with a curled shot.
Tottenham Hotspurs continued their amazing form, this time in UEFA cup, with a 4-0 win over Croatian club Dynamo Zagreb at White Hart Lane. 18 million pound signing from the season before last year, Darren Bent, was the hero for the home team with his hat-trick in the 30th, 33rd, and 70th minute. Tom Huddlestone was impressive too, not only setting up two of the three goals for Bent, but also drilled in one from long range off David Bentley's corner in the second half. Harry Redknapp sent 16-year old John Bostock to the field before the game ended, making him the youngest ever Suprs player to participate in a competitive game.
Ryan Giggs's late header helped United to salvage a 1-1 draw with Celtics. Just after 13 minutes, Celtic striker Scott McDonald gave the home team the lead with a lob which passed Ben Foster into the net. It was his team's first goal in Champions League this season and first conceeded by Manchester United. United then dominated the game but were clueless in dealing with Celtics' 5-men defensive line. It was 6 minutes before 90 minutes when goalkeeper Artur Boruc parried away Ronaldo's shot. Captain Ryan Giggs headed in the rebound for the equalizer.
Aston Villa's great performance at the Emirates Stadium yesterday paid off as they beat Arsenal 0-2. The visitors had aa couple of decent chances in the first half, partifularly a penalty kick by Ashley Young but was saved by Manuel Almunia. They opened the scoring after 70 minutes, when Agbonlahor forced Gael Clichy into heading in Young's cross into his own net. 10 minutes later Agbonlahor got the ball off a clearance, beat William Gallas with a powerful run before sending it into the corner of Arsenal's goal.
Championship side Burnley blowed Premier League giant Chelsea out of the Carling Cup at Stamford Bridge yesterday, winning 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Didier Drogba leved the Blues after 27 minutes thanks to an excellent pass by teammate Frank Lampard. Burnley then equalized through subsititue Ade Akinbiyi midway through the second-half. Deep into the extra time, Steven Caldwell, who was also the captain for the visitors, was sent off. But Chelsea could not take advantage, despite dominating almost every minutes of the game. Goalkeeper Brian Jensen was the hero, saving John Obi Mikel's penalty, which was Chelsea's sixth shot, to seal the victory for Burnley.
Tottenham Hotspurs' magical revival under Harry Redknapp continues as the Spurs beat Liverpool 4-2 at White Hard Lane to knock them out of the League Cup. This marked Liverpool's second defeat to the same team in 11 days. Their last meeting was also at White Hart Lane, where Benitez's side lost 2-1. Two of the home side's goals were scored by young Frasier Campbell, on loan from Manchester United, in the 42nd and 45th minute. Another new signing Roman Pavlyuchenko scored the other two, in 38 and 52 minutes. The visitors' consolations, both were headers, came from Damien Plessis after 49 minutes, and Sami Hyypia in the 63rd minute.
Kobe Bryant and the lakers improved to 7-0 at the start of the season with a victory over the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday night. The All-Star shooting guard was the hero of the team, scoring 20 points including a tough and decisive 3-pointer over James Posey near the end of the game. Point guard Derek Fisher also had 20, 18 from the first three quarters. Chris Paul led the Hornets with 30 points which included 16 from the final quarter, as well as 13 assists.
Tottenham Hotspurs' teenager Giovani dos Santos is going throough a surgery on Tuesday after hurting his right ankle in training. Prior to the injury, the Mexican international had played nine times for Spurs and still without a goal, after moving from Barcelona. "Hopefully the outcome will be positive so he can return sooner rather than later," said manager Harry Redknapp. "I've not had a chance to work with him yet. Everyone says he's a real talent and his record suggests that's so." 
Tottenham Hotspurs continued their impressive run under new coach Harry Redknapp as they defeated Manchester City 1-2 to get themselves out of the bottom three. Main striker Darren Bent is currently on fire, scoring twice at the 29th and 64th minute. But it was the home team who took the lead thanks to Robinho's goal after 15 minutes. Gelson Fernandes was sent off for getting his second yellow in the 26th, while captain Richard Dunne sawa straight red in the 83rd. Spurs defender Benoiy Assou-Ekotto was also dismissed at the end of the match.
Arsenal was able to prevail in the clash of titans against Manchester United in Premier League yesterday thanks to Samir Nasri's double. The match took place at the Emirates Stadium, where Nasri leveled the Gunners after 22 minutes. His shot went in after a slight deflection by Gary Neville. The French international's second came 3 minutes into the second half with a powerful finish. United's youngster Rafael Da Silva volleyed one in for the visitors at 90 minutes, but Arsenal managed to hang on for six extra minutes and went off with a 2-1 victory.
Liverpool's biggest signing of the year, Robbie Keane finally had his first Premier League goals as Liverpool defeats West Bromwich Albion 3-0 at home yesterday. Keane's first goal came after 34 minutes when he clipped in a pass by captain Steven Gerard. 9 minutes later, the striker then calmly directed the ball into an empty goal for his second, after Scott Carson ended up in no man's land while attempting to clear a ball outside the box. Spanish international Alvaro Arbeloa scored Liverpool's last goal of the game right at full-time with a curled shot. 
Tottenham Hotspurs continued their amazing form, this time in UEFA cup, with a 4-0 win over Croatian club Dynamo Zagreb at White Hart Lane. 18 million pound signing from the season before last year, Darren Bent, was the hero for the home team with his hat-trick in the 30th, 33rd, and 70th minute. Tom Huddlestone was impressive too, not only setting up two of the three goals for Bent, but also drilled in one from long range off David Bentley's corner in the second half. Harry Redknapp sent 16-year old John Bostock to the field before the game ended, making him the youngest ever Suprs player to participate in a competitive game. 
Ryan Giggs's late header helped United to salvage a 1-1 draw with Celtics. Just after 13 minutes, Celtic striker Scott McDonald gave the home team the lead with a lob which passed Ben Foster into the net. It was his team's first goal in Champions League this season and first conceeded by Manchester United. United then dominated the game but were clueless in dealing with Celtics' 5-men defensive line. It was 6 minutes before 90 minutes when goalkeeper Artur Boruc parried away Ronaldo's shot. Captain Ryan Giggs headed in the rebound for the equalizer.
