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Newman shines on his debut for Villa
I LONDON. Sept 20 A Rob New man goal on the stroke of half
| time kept Nor wich top of the Premier League on Saturday, a* Dean Saunders scored twice on his home debut for Aston Villa against his old club Liverpool, report* AFP
The Canarle* extended their lead to four point* with second ■ placed Coventry play ing next week and Blackburn Rovers and Manchester United both drawing.
Mark Robin* engineered Norwich's goal against Sheffield Wednesday, whipping over a cross to Newman, who sent a bullet header past Eng land goalkeeper Chris Woods.
Kenny Dagllbh s Blackbum were down to nine men in their rough-zmd-tunibie 1-1 draw against Wimbledon, which also had hard man Vinny Jones sent off on hi* home debut at Seihurst Park.
Jones received his marching orders 10 minutes before half-time for arguing with the referee after a challenge on Kevin Moran, and only three
minutes after 3.4 million pound signing Alan Shearer equalised for Rovers with hl* ninth tn as many matches.
Neal Ardley opened the scoring for Wimbledon tn the 24th minute with a shot from right yards out.
The Dons' were poised to Inflict their second defeat in ■ week on Blackbum. but John Faahunu missed a penalty after a Mike Newccl handball
Saundera' debut at Villa l*ark could not have been bf t ter if II had been rehearsed
Tying up with hla former Liverpool teammate Ray Houghton, he repaid Villa* 2.2 million price lag with the equalizer In the 44th minute after Mark Walter*, a former Villa man. volleyed a apectacu-lar goal for the reds a minute earlier.
Ron Atklnaon'a men took the lead after Garry Parker’s strike got a touch from Damien Atkinson In the 54th minute, while Saunders, capped his remarkable debut by blasting his second goal in the 63rd minute off a Houghton pass after sloppy defensive wont by
Saunders' bid for a hattrick was denied by the post 13 minutes later, but defensive woes continued for Graeme Sounness men moments later, when Parker made It four as he pounced on a defensive error by Mark Wright.
Israeli Ronnie Rosenthal's brilliant individual effort in the closing minutes couldn t cover up the dismal Liverpool performance. although Sounness
will point to a star-filled Injury Het Including Ian Rush. Pau) Stewart and Steve McMana
Chrl* Armstrong continued to sparkle with Crystal Palace, •coring twice in nine minutes in the first half as the Londoner* beat Everton 2-0. The one mlllton-pound-buy from M1I wall had scored twice In a minute In a 2-2 draw against Oldham last week.
John Salako wa* In the thick of. the action at Goodison Park, setting up Armstrong's first goal tn the eighth minute and firing a blistering shot m the closing minutes of the first half that called for a superb save from Neville Southall.
Alan Shearer scored hi* ninth-goal of the season In the 32nd minute, knocking the ball past Wimbledon's Hans Segers from a superb pass from Stewart Ripley
Ipswich lost their unbeaten record at Boundary Park, going down 4-2 to Oldham, while Gary Speed gave champions Leeds an undeserved draw at the Dell after Perzy Groves struck his first goal for Suthap ton In the 43rd minute.
Arsenal were also fortunate to wrest a draw from Sheffield United. Ian Wright’s goal off a long ball from Lee Dixon coming with three minutes remaining.
Dane Whitehouse scored Sheffield's goal off a pass from Brian Deane, although he was lucky to avoid a handball call.
Gordon Durie equalized for Spur* against Manchester United after Ryan Giggs, the
young Welsh star who missed the midweek UEFA Cup the because of a mlxup over hl* eligibility, *ent United into the lead just on halfttme after a blunder by fullback Dean Austin
In the First Division Newcastle are three points clear at the top after maintaining their superb 100 per cent start to the *eason with a 5-0 home hammering of Bristol City In front of a capacity 30,000 crowd.
Kevin Keegan s side made ft •even wins out of seven thank* to two penalties from Oavln Peacock, a 30-yard free-kick from Liam O'Brien, a brilliant chip from Franz Carr and a late effort from Kevin Brock.
In stark contrast, Notts County chief Neil Warnock went home to consider his future after a 6-0 drubbing at Millwall.
The defeat came only days after Warnock sold defender Craig Short to Derby for 2.5 million pounds and Millwall took full advantage with five goals after the break.
Meanwhile, former England striker Steve Bull rescued a 2-2 home draw for high-riding Wolverhampton against Watford and save. Wolves unbeaten league record with his second goal of the game three minute* from lime.
In Division Two West Bromwich lost their unbeaten record but retained the leadership when they went down by the odd goal of seven at Sotke. Stockport closed the gap with a 3-0 win at Chester.