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Arsenal back to winning ways
LONDON, Aug 27 : Swedish winger Anders Limpar was sent off as Arsenal broke their season's
duck at the fourth attempt with a 2-0 home victory over Luton in the English First Division here Tuesday night, reports AFP.
He was shown the red card after reillng Luton's Welsh' International Mark Pembridge with an elbow off the ball 10 minutes Into the second half.
Limpar's dismissal came just five minutes after Alan Smith had scored the champions’ second goal, but they comfortably maintained their to the finish.
Paul Mcrson had shot Arsenal ahead on 18 minutes when he finished clinically after Lee Dixon s pass had been defected to him 10 yards out.
At the opposite end of the capital three players were sent off as the crackdown on the professional foul produced an explosive clash between Crystal Palace and their new tenants. Wimbledon, at Sclhurst Park.
The touch paper was ignited. perhaps inevitably, by Wimbledon striker John Fashanu before Palace won 3-1.
He was carried off with a torn thigh muscle following an ugly challenge on Richard Shaw just three minutes after notching his third goal In as many games In the 10th minute.
In the 33rd minute Palace goalkeeper Nigel Martyn was dismissed for brining down Robbie Earle out of his area and England winger John Salako took over the green Jersey-
Mark Bright equalised in the third minute Injury time and two minutes later Wimbledon defender Terry Phelan was shown the red card for punching a bright header off the line. Wlmblcdons’ misery was compounded when Andy Gray thumped home the resultant penalty.
The drama did not end there, however, Wimbledon's Vaughan Ryan being ordered off in the 81st minute and early pulling a goal back three minutes from time.
There was no such Drama to Liverpool, where record 2.9 million pound signing Dean Saunders scored his first league goal for the injury-ravaged merscy siders to secure a 1-0 home triumph over Queen's Park Rangers.
The Welsh International
clinched the points with an unstoppable, left-footed 20-yard drive tn the 61 st minute;
In the Skol Cup third round the shock of the night was the 2-0 defeat of premier division St Johnstone at first division High Flyers Ayr, who reached the quarter-finals with first-half goals form Greg Shaw and Ally Graham.
Celtic also went behind to first division opposition In Raith, but they recovered to triumph 3-1.
Two goals in the last 18 minutes from Gerry Greaney and Steve Fulton put paid to the part-timers' gallant challenge after Alan Mackenzie had headed them into a 22nd minute lead.