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Newcastle stretch lead
LONDON, Oct 1 7 A Peter Beardsley goal 30 second from time gave English league leaders Newcastle a
1 0 win at Crystal Palace on Saturday as Kevin Keegan’s men stretched their unbeaten record since the start of the season to 14 matches, reports Reuter.
Two second-half goals from Chris Sutton helped Blackburn to a 3-2 win over Liverpool in a thrilling match at Ewood Park to move Blackburn second in the table, five points behind Newcastle.
Champions Manchester United, who started the .day in fifth place, moved up to fourth with a 1-0 win over West Ham courtesy of an Eric Centona goal a minute before half time.
But Everton's woes continued as they were beaten 2-0 al -home by Coventry lo leave them stranded at the bottom four points behind Ipswich.-without a win from their opening 10 matches.
In a dramatic match at Loftus Road. Manchester City finished with only nine men against Queen's Park Rangers but still beat the Londoners 2-
Gary Flitcroft and Paul Walasti scored for City in a two-minute spell midway through the second half, before Ranger? pulled a goal back through Clive Wilson.
City then had goalkeeper I Andy Dibble and defender
Richard Edgehill sent off within five minutes of each other.
There was plenty of drama at Filbert Street, too. where strugglers Leicester beat recently revitalised Southampton 4-3 for only their second win of the season .
Leicester! seemed to be boasting to victory when they led 4-1 with only two minutes to play. But Matt le Ussier and lain Dowie scored in the dying seconds to bring their side close to what would have been a remarkable rescue act.
At Highbury. England's two representatives In the European Cup Winners' Cup came face to face with Arsenal beating Chelsea 3-1 after Chelsea took the lead through Dennis Wise.
Two goals from Ian Wright, taking his tally lo 10 from his last seven matches, and one from Kevin Campbell gave the Gunners victory.
Newcastle's victory matn-lainetl their 100 per cent away record in all cup and league matches this season.
It was their seventh successive success away from St James' Park and rarely looked likely as lowly Crystal Palace ' played their best football of the season.
Bui with Just seconds remaining. Beardsley, who missed England's international against Romania through injury on Wednesday, proved that even at 33 he Is still a master performer.
Collecting the ball outside the box. he made space for himself before blasting a fierce shot past Night Martyn in the Palacegoal.
Beardsley said afterwards: "You have to feel sorry for Palace because they played very well and probably deserved a draw.”
It was the second successive match that Newcastle have left it late to score last Sunday they drew 1-1 with Blackburn thanks to a Steve Howey goal 90 seconds from time.
In a match between the most expensive attack and the most- expensive defence in England. Blackburn's attacking force won the day.
Blackburn’s twin strike force of Sutton and Alan Shearer cost Blackburn 8.3 million pounds Sterling (13.22 million dollars) compared to the 9.6 million (15.29 million dollars) Liverpool spent on their defensive trio of Nell Ruddock. John Scales and Phil Babb.
Two pieces of classic predatory finishing by Sutton put a smile on Kenny Dalglish’s lace as the Blackburn boss celebrated his third successive win over his former club.
Sutton look Ills total to 12 since his British record five , million pounds (8 million dollars) move from Norwich to swing a topsy-turvy malt h Blackburn's way.
After goals from Robbie Fowler for Liverpool (29th minute) and Mark Atkins for Blackburn (52nd). Blackburn went ahead in the 57th minute 11 trough Sutton.
Just two minutes after that • John Barnes equalised for Liverpool when he took off to thunder a spectacular overhead kick into the bottom i-orfier.
But Sutton decided the issue In the 72nd minute when he bulldozed his way through Neil Ruddock's challenge be fore drilling home as goal keeper David James came off his line.
Everton directors staged an emergency board meeting immediately after the 2-0 home defeat by Coventry, which Increased the pressure on beieagured Goodison man ager Mike Walker.
Dion Dublin and Roy Wegerle were on target for ( oventry tn the first half.
Maric Iiester City's first away win of the season came after a remarkable match In which they scored twice in three minutes in the second half and then played out the match with only nine men.