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Premiership

Unconquerable Gunners

Reuters, London
Arsenal clocked up a recordequalling unbeaten start to the season on Saturday with a nervy 2-1 win over Bolton Wanderers that kept them nine points clear at the top of the premier league.
Goals from Robert Pires and Dennis Bergkamp ensured Arsenal matched the feat of Leeds United in 1973-74 and Liverpool in 1987-88 of going 29 top-flight league matches without defeat from the start of a season.
Arsenal, with 73 points, did not extend their lead at the top, though, after second-placed Chelsea beat Fulham?-1 inthewest IflMlOMlwby' and champions Manchester United I trounced Tottenham Hotspur 3-0 to reach61 points in third place.
Liverpool went fourth on goals scored after a last-minute header
from Sami Hyypia gave them a 1-0 win over lowly Wolverhampton Wanderers, while Newcastle United are fifth after skipper /Man Shearer scored twice in a controversial 3-1 win over CharltonAthletic.
Leicester City's l-l draw with 10-man Everton was overshadowed by tragedy after an Everton fan was fatally injured in a road outside the stadium by a piece of flying debris on a day of high winds. Bergkamp, who is seeking a newone-year contract to keep him at Highbury next season, made one and scored another as Arsenal rattled up a ninth consecutive league win despite an uncon-vincingsecondhalf.
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Bergkamp followed up by meeting Thierry Henry's cross on the break with a half-volley, before Spanish defender Ivan Campo pulled one
back in a goalmouth scramble in the 40th minute.
But Arsene Wenger's treblechasing side lived dangerously after the break, when Bolton's Kevin Davies and Campo both missed great chances to equalise.
Wenger told Sky Sports News: ”1 feel that at 2-0 we eased off a little bit in the second half...we had one or two chances but our dominance had gone.
"We had a great first half - great passing, great movement, great goals and then we thought it was job done."
Chelsea, who host Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday in a Champions League quarter-final first leg tie, kept the pressure on their rivals with a workmanlike win over
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Gudjohnsen fired them into a seventh minute lead. Fulham levelled with Mark Pernbridge's deflected free-kick but Irish playmaker
Damien Duff, Chelsea's best player, restored theirleadbeforethebreak.
Though lacking sparkle in the second half, it was enough to move □audio Ranieri's side on to 6-1 points with nine league games left to play.
Manchester United, who face Arsenal in an FA Cup semi-final next month, needed a late flurry to see off Spursand record their first win in five leaguegames.
An inspired Ryan Giggs put United ahead, meeting Ole Gunnar Solskjaer'scross from the right with a cleverbackheel.
Winger Cristiano Ronaldo put the result beyond doubt with a 20-metre shot in the 89th minute and fellow substitute David Bellion struck a minute later as United emerged from a bleak period in which they also madeaCHamplons Leagueexit. 11
"^[plllyed \yelt and that's wMit. we expect bftheVeam. 'said manager Alex Ferguson. "Considering the conditions, which were very difficult for both teams, we played some vet y good football."
Paying tribute to Giggs, he said: "Ryan in that form is a sensational player. You've got to remember, 14 years up and down that line, we maybe expect too much at times, considering what those years take outofyou."
Liverpool moved on to 45 points and the coveted fourth slot - worth a place in the Champions League qualifiers for next season - for having scored one more goal than Newcastle.
Charlton were 2-1 down but still in the game at St James' Park when the hosts were generously awarded a 77th minute penalty after defender Chris Perry was judged to have tripped Newcastle's French, winger LaurentRobert.
Shearer's spot-kick was parried by keeper Dean Kiely and the ball hit the post before the former England captain snapped up the rebound to put the result beyonddoubt.