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Premiership

Okocha's happy birthday

AFP, London
Djibril Cisse eased Liverpool fans' pain over the loss of Michael Owen to Real Madrid with his first goal in English football as the Reds kicked off a new era with a 1-1 draw at Tottenham on Saturday.
The opening day of the 2004/05 Premiership season was also one to remember for Jay-Jay Okocha.
The Nigerian playmaker celebrated his 31st birthday with two goals -- the first a spectacular free-kick -- as Bolton ran up the biggest win of the day with a 4-1 rout of Charlton.
Aston Villa were the only other team to get their campaign off to winning start.
Goals from Darius Vassell and Carlton Cole, on his first appearance since joining on a season-long loan, earned David O'Leary's side a 2-0 win over Southampton at Villa Park.
The most entertaining match of the day came at the Riverside, where Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink scored a
controversial injury-time goal to earn Middlesbrough a 2-2 draw at home to Newcastle.
Cisse, Liverpool's 14-million-pound record signing, put the Reds on course for victory in Rafael Benitez's first Premiership match in charge with an instinctive shot on the turn 12 minutes before the break at White Hart Lane.
It was a goal Owen, unveiled as a Real player on Saturday, would have been proud off.
But the Frenchman's effort was cancelled out by Jermain Defoe's late equaliser as Spurs battled back for a well-deserved point in their first match under new boss Jacques Santini.
Benitez was delighted with the way his team had started the match, less pleased with how they faded but philosophical overall.
"It is always diffciult when a new manager arrives for the team to do everything perfect," the Spaniard said, before spelling out exactly how he wants Cisse to fill Owen's boots.
"I would like him to score 20 goals and he has the potential and the capacity to do it."
Okocha, who failed to score a single goal in the Premiership last season, needed only 11 minutes to open his account for this term, rifling home a 25-yard free-kick which Dean Kiely could only touch into the top left-hand corner.
The Nigerian added a second in the second half and Henrik Pedersen also
claimed a double for Sam Allardyce's men with Kevin Lisbie getting Charlton's only goal.
Television replays indicated that Hasselbaink's late equaliser for Boro had been scored with his hand as he stooped low at the back post.
Newcastle had looked set for all three points thanks to an 83rd minute penalty from Alan Shearer after Stuart
Downing had cancelled out Craig Bellamy's early opener for the visitors.
First division champions Norwich shared the points with fellow top flight newcomers Crystal Palace in the first Premiership match at Carrow Road in nine seasons.
Andy Johnson earned Palace their first point of what promises to be a tough season when he cancelled out Darren Huckerby's first-half opener for Norwich.
West Brom, the third promoted team, got off to a perfect start when Neil Clement fired them ahead in the 33rd minute at Blackburn. But the home side managed to salvage a point thanks to Craig Short's equaliser 20 minutes from the end.
Manchester City picked up where they left off last season, frustrating their long-suffering fans by squandering a string of chances before settling for a 1-1 draw with Fulham.
After taking a first half lead thanks to a clever overhead finish from Robbie Fowler, City should have gone on to win comfortably but instead conceded an equaliser to Collins John
just before the hour mark.
A Robbie Savage free-kick gave Birmingham an early lead at Portsmouth but the Wales midfielder saw his
effort quickly cancelled out by a David Unsworth penalty as the two sides settled for a 1-1 draw in a fiercely contested encounter at Fratton Park.