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Liverpool, Arsenal brought down
LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters): The English Premier league was turned upside down on Saturday as bot tom club Barnsley stunned Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield and Sheffield Wednesday welcomed back manager Ron Atkinson by beaUng high-flying Arsenal 2-0.
But champions Manchester United did not falter, beating Wimbledon 5-2. and Blackburn won a high quality match against Chelsea 1-0 at Ewood Park.
United top the standings with 31 points, one ahead of Blackburn. Arsenal have 27 with Chelsea fourth on 25.
Everton are the league's new bottom side after losing 2-1 at Aston Villa.
Liverpool had won all five previous home league games this season, scoring 18 goals in the process, while Barnsley had conceded 11 in their last two away matches
But the Yorkshire side silenced the Anfield crowd with a bizarre goal after 35 minutes. In a defensive mix-up Liverpool goalkeeper David James was left stranded and Patrick Berger could only help the ball straight into the path of Ashley Ward who nudged it into an empty net.
Liverpool seemed unable to e themselves fired up until the ter stages but the visitors held out for an unlikely victory.
Wednesday handed the Gunners their second defeat of the season to start Atkinson s second spell as manager on a high note.
Tve enjoyed the buzz of being back, said Atkinson who left Hillsborough in acrimonious circumstances six years ago
There was no hint of the excitement to come in a dour first half at Wimbledon
United went ahead three minutes after the break through Nicky Butt but not until David Beckham who scored from in
side his own half in this fixture last season, came on as a substitute did the sparks fly
He scored with his first touch in the 66th minute but within four minutes Wimbledon were level, their goals coming from Neil Ardley and Michael Huges.
Beckham immediately restored United's lead and then Paul Scholes and Andy Cole weighed in to sink the Dons.
while United's fans went away celebrating, hundreds of Wimbledon fans swarmed on to the pitch protesting against the club's proposed move to Dublin.
ITALY
Brazilians Ronaldo and Andre Cruz struck second-half penalties as league leaders Inter and AC Milan shared the honours and the controversy in an incident-packed 2-2 draw at the San Siro.
Cruz converted a penalty 11 minutes from time to level the scores after Italy midfielder Demertrio Albertini appeared to dive over the outstretched leg of Ze Elias
The goal cancelled out an equally controversial Ronaldo spot-kick in the 68th minute
Players crowed around referee Pierluigi Collina after the Brazilian world-player-of-the year had clumsily crashed to the ground under a challenge from Zvonimir Boban
Neither side will be fully sat-
isfied with the draw.
For Milan, eighth in the table and still 11 -points adrift of their city rivals, it represents a missed chance to haul themselves back into the title hunt
And while Inter remain unbeaten tn their first nine matches of the-season, the lost points mean they will lose the Serie A leadership for the first time this season on goal differ ence to Juventus If the champions defeat third place Parma In Turin today
Bottom place Piacenza, the only club in elite league without a victory, drew goalless with Lazio.
At Piacenza, there were few scoring chances for either side in a lacklustre game before 12,000 spectators Lazio yet to win away, wasted a chance to make a move up in the standings and remained fifth with 15 points. Piacenza have four.
Lazio keeper Luca Marche-giani saved a penalty by defender Paolo Tramezzani In the 17th minute.
Saturday’s two matches were moved ahead from the rest of the ninth round to give Inter and Lazio an extra day to rest and prepare for UEFA Cup outings Tuesday. Inter are at Strasbourg. Lazio at Veienna Rapid.
GERMANY
Champions Bayern Munich reminded Leaders Kaiserslautern that the title race was far from over by crushing MSV Duishburg 3-0 to move Just a point off the lead
Promoted Kaiserslautern, who would have ensured they hold top spot at the halfway stage with a win. slipped to their second defeat since rejoining the top flight when they lost 2-1 at fellow newcomers VFL Wolfsburg
With one match remaining before the halfway break in the Bundesliga season. Kaiser slautern have 36 points with Bayern dangerously close on 35
Ambitious VFB Stuttgart •tuck to third place a distant
seven points behind Bayern by using a first half double from Fred! Bobic and a second half effort from Nigerian Jonathan Akpoborie to tame Karlsruhe 3-0.
European champions Borussia Dortmund had confirmed their recovery from a worrying start by winning 3-1 at Hamburg on Friday with a double from Heiko Herrllich.
SPAIN
Fernando Morlen tea goal in the 84th minute was only good enough to give Real Madrid a 1 -1 draw with Athletic Bilbao, but that was Just enough to move them past Barcelona and to the top of the standings.
The draw improved Real to 8-4-1 and 28 points, pushing them past Barca on goal difference after Barca suffered their third loss of the season earlier in the day, 1-0 to Oviedo.
In the only other game, Atletico Madrid lowly Valencia 3-1.