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Premiership

Stunning Wolves

AFp, London
Leeds United hit rock bottom on Saturday as a 2-1 defeat at Southampton combined with Wolves' shock win over Manchester United to leave them languishing at the foot of the Premiership.
With just 48 hours left until Monday's deadline for a new deal and with creditors threatening to put the club into administration, Leeds desperately needed a morale-boosting performance at St Mary's.
It was not to be. First half goals from Brett Ormerod and Kevin Phillips put Saints in control and despite a late fightback capped by Matt Kilgallon's 75th minute strike, Eddie Gray's side were unable to avoid a fourth straight league defeat that leaves them five points adrift of safety.
Kenny Miller was the hero as Wolves pulled off the most unexpected result of the season at Molineux.
A slip by Wes Brown on his return from injury allowed the Scotland international to break into the United box and fire a 67th-minute shot past Tim Howard for the first Premiership goal of his career.
Spurs made it three wins on the trot and ended Liverpool's own recent revival with a 2-1 win at White Hart Lane.
A Robbie Keane penalty and Helder Postiga's first league goal since his six-million-pound move from Porto in the summer put the home side in the driving seat by the break.
Harry Kewell's 75th-minute goal gave Liverpool hope but Spurs held out for all three points.
A Kevin Davies tap-in was enough to give Bolton a 1-0 win at home to Portsmouth as Sam Allardyce's side continued to keep themselves clear of the relegation fray.
Leicester squandered the chance to escape from the drop zone by conceding two late goals, including a stoppage time own goal by John Curtis, to draw 3-3 at Middlesbrough. Boro had looked firmly on track for victory when Juninho capitalised on a mistake by Leicester goalkeeper Ian Walker to give them an eighth-minute lead.
But Walker redeemed himself by saving a Joseph-Desire Job penalty before the break and Leicester took control in the second half with a double from Scottish winger Paul Dickov and 76th-minute strike by Marcus Bent.
Massimo Maccarone got Boro back into it and the home side's intense pressure paid off right at the death as Curtis netted at the wrong end.
Charlton made light of the absence of key midfielder Scott Parker with a 1-0 win at Everton that strengthens the south London side's grip on fourth place in the table, the final qualifying spot for the Champions League.
Parker missed the trip after being unsettled by Chelsea's bid to sign him but Charlton proved they are anything but a one-man team with a disciplined display capped by Graham Stuart's winner four minutes from time.
Nicolas Anelka put Manchester City ahead against Blackburn with a superbly curled free-kick five minutes after the break.
But former City player Gary Flitcroft rescued a point for his new employers with a scrambled equaliser five minutes later to leave both sides just three points clear of the drop zone.