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Premiership

Collymore dazzles on Debut
LONDON. March 6: Leeds reduced Manchester United's lead at the top of the English Premiership to four points after beating Coventry City 3-0 at Eiland Road on Sunday with goals from Harry Kewell. Michael Bridges and Jason Wilcox sealing victory, reports AFP.
Arsenal, meanwhile, move up a place to fourth, above Liverpool on goal difference, after drawing 1-1 at Aston Villa.
A late equaliser six minutes from time by defender Lee Dixon levelled the scores after Richard Walker had put the hosts ahead after 63 minutes.
Elsewhere Stan Collymore grabbed a hat-trick on his home debut for Leicester as Martin O'Neill's side romped to a 5-2 win at home to Sunderland.
Emile Heskey and Stefan Oakes also got on the scoresheet for City with Kevin Phillips and Niall Quinn replying for the visitors.
Collymore's goals came hours after newspaper reports
linking him with a drunken brawl at the Leicester team hotel the night before the League Cup Final.
The former Aston Villa striker - on a final warning after letting off a fire extinguisher at a Spanish hotel in Ills first week with Leicester - produced a stunning first-half volley for his first and added to it after the break with a powerful header before completing his treble with a tap-In from close range.
Leeds are second on 54 points, four behind United on 58. with 11 games left to play, while Arsenal are fourth on 48. a point behind Chelsea.
Kewell scored his 11 th goal of the season after five minutes when full-back Ian Harte rolled the ball along the edge of the box for the Australian international to squeeze a left-foot shot past Magnus Hedman.
His strike ended Leeds' 342-minute goal drought having failed to score in their last three matches against table-toppers United. Middlesbrough and in Thursday's UEFA Cup fourthround tie with Roma.
Three minutes before the break the hosts made their first-half domination count when Bridges rounded off a penetrating move to take his personal goal tally to 15 for the season.
Kewell fed Wilcox on the right wing and he delivered a superb ball into the heart of the six-yard box for Bridges to sidefoot the ball past Hedman from close range.
Walker broke the deadlock for Villa at home to Arsenal with his second goal in senior football.
Paul Merson floated over a free kick to the near post and Walker got in ahead of Martin Keown and Emmanuel Petit to send a glancing header wide of David Seaman.
But the visitors managed to salvage something from the game from Dixon's close-range effort.
Nigerian international Nwankwo Kanu played, the bah into the path of the full-back and as Gareth Barty’ slipped, the veteran defender drilled a low-shot past Peter Enckelman.