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Man United lose lead
LONDON, Oct 27 : Substitute Nigel Jemson scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday inflicted the first
League defeat of the season on Manchester United on Saturday, reports Reuter.
The 3-2 defeat toppled United from the top spot In the English First Division and rounded off a miserable week for the side, beaten by Atletico Madrid in the European Cup Winners' Cup on Wednesday.
Leeds gleefully grabbed a one-point First Division lead thanks to a 1-0 win over Oldham which canx from an own goal by Brian Klkline.
Manchester United had not been beaten In 12 league matches and looked safe when Brian MccLair scored twice within five minutes of the first half, after a 15lh-minute
header by David Hirst had put Sheffield 1-0 up at Hillsborough.
But then, tn the second half, the home side brought on striker Jemson in, place of midfielder Nigel Worthington and the Sheffield Wednesday Jinx struck United again.
In 1985, United were lop of the League with a 15-match unbeaten run >when they went to Wednesday. They lost and finished the season fourth.
Jemson's equaliser for 2-2 in the 69lh minute brought United manager Alex Ferguson to his feet on the touchline.
Ferguson was struck on the head by an object thrown from the stands and police waded into the crowd to try to find the culprit.
Moments later another Jemson shot was Just tippled over the bar by United goalkeeper Peter Schnieichd but
the striker refused to give up.
He took the winner in the 80th minute when he headed home a corner cross from Phil King.
Leeds had not been top of the First Division since 1974 but their return owned much to luck.
Kilcllnc hit the Leeds' woodwork tn the first half, before his 55th minute own goal, and early in the second half Leeds goalkeeper John Lukic only just saved a fierce shot by Mike Milligan.
Manchester City held on to third place with a scrappy 3-2 home win over Sheffield United.
Sheffield's Brian Gayle, formerly the city captain, scored twice In the first half on, his return to Maine Road but his efforts were tn vain.
Mike Sheron had put city one ahead in the 22nd minute with his first goal for the team and the store was level at half-time after Gayle’s double and a header from Irishman Niall Quinn.
But Quinn's 20-year-oM compatriot Michael Hughes had the last word when he pounded the ball home in the 78th minute after a Shot by Quinn was backed.
West Ham's 2-1 victory over London rivals Tottenham ended in virtual chaos.
Tottenham's expensive Scottish striker Gordon Durie was sent off In Injury time for collecting a second yellow card and defender Pat Van Den Hause was carried off 14 mtn utes before the end after Bcign injured In a collision with West Ham s Mike Small.
Small had scored West Ham's first goal in the 12lh minute, seven minutes after England captain Gary Lineker had struck his 18th goal of the season for Tottenham.
Former' Tottenham defender Mitchell Thomas gave West Ham only their second hona- win ol the season when he scored into an empty net on 28 minutes.
Liverpool enjoyed their first league win itnrc September 7 with a I G home triumph over Coventry
Scottish side Celtic responded well lo nwruqp-r l.luni Brady s seal! to pick them selves up after a 5-1 mauling by Switzerland's Neuchatel Xamax tn the UEFA Cup pn Tur-sday
Celtic thrashed St Mirren 5 0 in the Premier Division with Tommy Coyne getting his name on the score-sheet twice.
The result horrified St Mirren manager David Hay. who announced he was with holding his players wages a* punishment.
They wont get paid be cause they don't deserve ft". Hay said Tn my lime as a manager I've never been in charge of a team aa poor aa thia "