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Cantona comes to life
qmfti LONDdn. Feb 4
Frqwchman Erl*
4 tirn Seihurst " , ;J Park on Satur-
day. scoring twice Tn Manchester United's thrilling 4-2 win over Wimbledon to keep his side s championship hopes very much a five, reports Reuter. _ _ .
Just over a year after his infamous attack M > tat U the same ground which earned him an eight-month ban from soccer . Cantona bad
He created and headed home United's third goal after 70 minutes and added their fourth from the penalty spot 11 minutes later.
The result lifted United from third to second ahead of Liverpool who were held 0-0 at home by Tottenham who slipped from fourth to fifth.
Newcastle stayed nine points clear at the top after beating Sheffield Wednesday 2-0. . , .'
Les Ferdinand's 100th league goal, a 54th minute header, sent the Magpies on their way to their 13th straight home league win of the season. Lee Clarke added Newcastle's second in the last minute.
Alan Shearer took hts tally for the Reason to 30 goals, scoring all three as champions Blackburn beat bottom-placed Lancashire rivals Bolton 3-1 atJEwood Park.
Aston Villa continued their climb up the table, moving above Tottenham on goal difference Into fourth place, after thraAing a Leeds team depleted by injury and suspension 3-0.
Dwight Yorke, who has
scored the winning goals ih Villa's last two ina£li£sn,wap , force ^hAid the :
Wright added the third mid way through the second half. .
Nottingham Forest and Arsenal both tost ground after losing and drawing respec--“X- were never able to dominate a West' Ham team rejuvenated by their midweek win over Coventry and went down l-0‘ at Uptorf Park. Australian striker Rob-, Me Slater scored the only goal after 19 minutes.
Arsenal's recent poor run continued and they have now* won Just two of their last 11 league, matches after be) ng held 1-1 at Highbury by Coventry.
The visllors Stole, ahead after 23 minutes when Noel Whelan took advantage x>f shambolic Arsenal defending to crack home his fifth goal in nine starts since his move from Leeds.
But Arsenal were level a minute later when unmarked Dutch striker Dennis Bergkamp powered home a header for his first goal in110 weeks.
Ian Wright had a great chance tc give Arsenal victory after 51 minutes but wasted It when his weakly-hit penalty was saved by Coventry keeper Stave Ogrizovic.
Manchester City improved their situation at the bottom with a vital 2-0 win over fcl low relegation battlers Queen s Park Rangers, who have now lost their last six league games
Nigel Clough rescued by city manager Alan Ball from Liverpool reserves for 15
debut after 25 minutes to give City the lead. Welsh international defender Kit Symon* headed the second in the 50th minute.
QPR s miserable day was completed when substitute Daniel Dichiq was sent off three minutes from time for a second bobkable offence.
That left QPR stranded in. 19fh place just five points above Bqltop. with both clubs looking Increasingly likely for the drop.
Cantona's last visit to Sel-hurst Park was when United played Crystal Palace there a year and nine days ago
Saturday's match was against Wimbledon, who snare the ground with Palace, and while there was extra security in force to prevent any Palace fans infiltrating the crowd and causing trouble, it was the Wimbledon defence that could have done with some extra help to stop United's marauders
The visitors dominated the first half even after losing skipper Steve Bruce early on with a deep ent that needed 10 stkhes -- and the only surprise was that it took them 41 minutes to take the lead with an Andy Cole header
United made use of the injury time added on for Bruce s injury to snatch a second when David Beckham's free kick crashed against the underside of the bar and Wimbledon defender ( hrui Peny headed into his own goal under pressure from Roy Keane