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Lineker spurs Tottenham
LONDON, Dec 29: Liverpool and Everton shared the spoils in the Merseyside derby but Tottenham's
Gary Lineker made the headlines in the English soccer league on Saturday, reports Reuter.
With leaders Manchester United playing at second-placed Ixcds today, the derby at Goodison Park was billed as match of the day but it ehded in a disappointing 1-1 draw.
Acontested close-range goal against the run of play by defender Nicky Tanner gave Liverpool a 41st minute lead but Everton equalised in the 61st through Mo Johnston.
Sheffield Wednesday drew 1-1 at Queens Park Rangers but stayed third, level on points with Manchester City* , who overcame champions Aresenal 1-0 with a 71st goal by David White.
England captain Lineker made himself the toast of Tottenham after his 21 st goal of the season helped Spurs to a 3+0 home win against Norwich that ended the I nndoners' nightmare run.
Tottenham had previously won just three home league matches this season but Paul Allen in the -32nd minute. Lineker in the 66th and Naylm in the 88th made sure of the fourth.
Luton continued their resurgence with a third consecutive league win. beating a 10-man Chelsea 2-0 at home.
In Scotland, Hearts stayed two points clear at the top after threshing struggling St Johnstone 5-0 away.
The Merseyside derby opened promisingly with England international Rpter Beardsley, sold across town by Liverpool in the close season, moving up front alongside Johnston.
Both men had scores to •etllc, Beardsley to prove his continued worth and Johnston
to rile Liverpool manager Graeme Souncss, who signed him while at Glasgow Rangers.
The home team could have gone ahead on the half hour when goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar was left stranded.
Everton's Polish striker Robert Warzycha easily rounded Grobbelaar and crossed, only for England defender Mark Wright to clear the ball from under the crossbar.
Liverpool then took the lead with Tanner scoring with a low shot that looked to have been cleared oft the Une. Johnston equalised with a tap-in at full-stretch.
Tottenham, who play Norwich in a league Cup quarter-final in two weeks' time, needed their morale-boosting win.
Lineker played an important part In two of the goals, sending Allen clear on goal with a delicate return ball.
The England captain thought he had made it 2-0 when he lobbed goalkeeper Bryan Ounn tn th6first half but the linesman ruled oftsldc and he had to wait until after the break.
His goal was a typically precise finish from a pas* by Vinny Sam ways while Nayim scored from a 20-metre free kick.
Ironically, Lineker prevented a fourth goal when he blocked a header by teammate Gary Mabbutt on the line.
Queen's Park Rangers' . home match against high-flying Sheffield Wednesday was billed as the revenge of Trevor Francis — the manager sacked by QPR nearly two years ago.
In the end. it nearly turned out to be the triumph of Ray Wilkin*, the last player signed by Francis at QPR before h< left amid ill feeling and then found his way to Wednesday.
Wilkins put Rangers ahead in the seventh minute and it took an 89th minute strike from David Hirst" to make it 1-
It was Hirst's 13th goal of the season but Wednesday barely deserved the point In a match dominated by Wilkins.
Arsenal, beaten by Luton I-0 on Thursday, recalled transfer-listed Paul Davi* but to little avail. They ended the match at Manchester City with 10 men after substitute Andy Linlghan was sent oft in injury time for * professional foul.
It was the first time City had beaten Arsenal since 1987 and the defeat left the Londoners 15 point* behind Manchester United with their hope* of retaining the title in Tatter*.
Chelsea, watched'by Prime Minister John Major at Luton, had Tommy Boyd sent oft after the interval for a professional foul but Mick Harford missed the resulting penalty.
John Dreyer had earlier converted a 41 st minute penalty while Richard Harvey opened the scoring In the 28th.
The win lifted the rclegs-, Mon-favourites oft the bottom of the division, ahead of Southampton and West Ham