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Premiership

MU suffer Boro blow

AFP, London
Middlesbrough rocked Manchester United's Premiership title challenge to its roots as Joseph Desire-Job snatched a 3-2 victory at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
Boro's victory meant United stayed five points behind leaders Arsenal as third-placed Chelsea closed to within a point of Sir Alex Ferguson's side following their 2-0 win at Portsmouth.
Michael Owen scored for the first time since October to send Liverpool on their way to a 2-1 home victory over Manchester City which moved Gerard Houllier's team into fourth place -- and Champions League territory.
Charlton and Newcastle, the sides above Liverpool at the start of play, lost ground as Charlton were thrashed 4-2 by a resurgent Tottenham and Craig Bellamy's goal was cancelled out by Jon Stead as Blackburn held the Toon to a 1-1 draw at Ewood Park.
"It's not a good position to be in but there's plenty of time to do something about it and we can do that " Ferguson told Sky Sports at Old Trafford.
"They (Middlesbrough) seem to have a bit of a bogey on us here. The disappointing feature was the soft goals we did. Some of our play was brilliant at times, some of our attacking play was very good."
Meanwhile Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri hailed a crucial win at Fratton Park. "It was a big victory. Portsmouth at home are very strong," he said.
"It was very important for us to maintain the pressure and now I'm getting all my injured players back," the Italian added.
Houllier too had reason to be cheerful, saying: "It was a great result against a great side. Itwas very hard for us."
Diminutive Brazilian playmaker Juninho put Boro ahead with two headers in the space of five first-half minutes before Ruud van Nistelrooy pulled one back just before the break.
And it seemed as if United's record of never losing a match in which their Dutch marksman had scored would be preserved when Ryan Giggs levelled in the second half.
But then then came Job's 80th minute winner. Boro needed a lucky break to take the lead.
There seemed little danger when Franck Queudrue unleashed a speculative shot but United States goalkeeper Tim Howard saw the ball bounce off his body and against the crossbar before falling to Juninho who headed into the empty net in the 34th minute.
At the other end Mark Schwarzer saved Louis Saha's shot and soon Boro were 2-0 up after the United defence, criticised during their 4-3 win over Everton, again appeared to be at fault.
Stewart Downing collected a pass from Gaizka Mendieta and his centre found the unmarked Juninho who headed in his second with 38 minutes gone.
United hit back when Giggs's cross to the far post found Saha who chested the ball down for van Nistelrooy to blast a volley past Schwarzer just before half time.
Showing fresh composure, United drew level in the 63rd minute. Phil Neville's cross was headed down by van Nistelrooy and Giggs struck the ball home with his left foot.
United thought they had a winner but John O'Shea's effort was brilliantly cleared by Gareth
Southgate.
When the ball came to Job 18 yards from goal, there seemed little danger but his snap shot gave Howard no chance.
Diego Forlan nearly levelled for United in the dying seconds but from just six yards out he headed Saha's cross against the bar to the disgust of the United fans.
At Portsmouth, goals from recent signing Scott Parker and Hernan Crespo left Chelsea breathing down United's necks.
Liverpool took the lead at Anfield through Owen after just three minutes, but Shaun Wright-Phillips hit back before Steven Gerrard gave the home side a winning lead.
The result stretched City's Premiership winless streak to 14 games - and they face United in the FA Cup at the weekend.
"It was a great goal from Michael Owen," said City boss Kevin Keegan, himself a former Liverpool and England striker.
"It's the sort of thing he does all the time when he's fit and he looks like he's getting sharper by the minute.
"It was disappointing but we played some good football second-half and a possibly a bit unfortunate to go away with nothing."
Newcastle and Liverpool both have 38 points, 17 behind third-placed Chelsea while Charlton remained on 37 points after their drubbing from Spurs at the Valley.