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MU brought down to earth
LONDON. Dec 29: Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson blasted his players after their charge towards a fifth Premiership title in six years suffered a dramatic setback with a 3-2 defeat at strugglingCoventry on Sunday, reports AFP
United has looked on course for their seventh successive league win when they led 2-1 with only four minutes remaining thanks to goals from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Teddy Sheringham.
But a Dion Dublin penalty and a stunning goal from Darren Mucker by condemned them to a shock defeat.
Ferguson said: "People might try to suggest we were complacent. 1 don't think that was the case but we were careless.
"We were silly and we got what we deserved because we invited Coventry to attack us and defended far too deep.
The critics will say that this might give us a kick up the backside in terms of winning the league title but that's not something I will be thinking about until April — which is when we normally hit top form."
Elsewhere. Juergen Klinsmann was given a hero's welcome when he made his second debut' for Tottenham, but he failed to get on the scoresheet in a tense 1-1 draw with north London rivals Arsenal.
Blackburn closed the gap on United to five points but failed to exploit the champions defeat after being held to a 2-2 draw at home to Crystal Palace.
Steve McManaman scored two stunning goals to give Uberpool a 2 1 win over struggling Newcastle in a pulsating clash at St James Park.
The England midfielder struck tn the 31st and 42nd minutes to cancel out a fine near-post header from Steve Watson after 16 minutes as Liverpool made it four wins in a row.
McManaman's first goal was an exquisite 20-yard angled drive after fine build-up play from fellow forwards Michael Owen and Robbie Fowler.
His second was a superb volley from close range after being brilliantly set up by the ever-dangerous Owen.
But Liverpool were stretched to the limit in the second half as the Magpies, without a win tn seven games, laid siege to the Reds goal.
Blackburn, meanwhile, twice went ahead through Bruce
Dyer and former Rovers star Paul Warhurst, but each time Blackbum levelled with their prolific strike-force of Kevin Gallagher and Chris Sutton taking their seasonal goalscoring tallies to 11 and 13 respectively.
Rovers trimmed United's lead at the tern of the table to five points and hold a two point advantage over Chelsea, who visit Southampton on Monday.
The return of German captain Klinsmann, meanwhile.
failed to lift the gloom at Tottenham who slid into the bottom two.
Klinsmann played a part in the first-half opener by Allan Nielsen, but Ray Parlour s deflected shot secured a deserved point for the Gunners.
Maverick Scottish striker Duncan Ferguson celebrated being named captain on his return to the Everton side by scoring a hattrick against Bolton in a badly-neeaed 3-2 triumph at Goodison Park.
West Ham won the other London derby beating 10-man Wimbledon 2-1 with an own goal from Alan Kimble and striker Paul Kitson, who had been felled in the second minute by Ben Thatcher — the latter was promptly sent off.
Leicester ended a run of three successive defeats with a 1-1 draw at home to Sheffield Wednesday, who had Croatian Dejan Stefan Ovic sent off for a second bookable offence in the 43rd minute.
Leicester wing Steve Guppy scored his second goal of the season to give the League Cup holders the lead before Andy Booth equalised In the second-half.
Aston Villa made It four points from a possible six over the holiday break as they also 1-1 with Leeds United.
Barnsley still prop up the table despite a 1-0 home win over Derby County.