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Premiership

Blues mean business

Reuters, London
Chelsea maintained their drive for their first tide for 50 years when they thrashed Newcastle United 4-0 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday to stay five points clear of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League.
Chelsea briefly led the table by eight points after kicking off early but the status quo returned at the top when Arsenal beat Birmingham City 3-0 at Highbury, Everton beat Bolton Wanderers 3-2 at Goodison Park and Manchester United beat Southampton 3-0 at OldTYafford.
With 16 matches played and the top four all winning, Chelsea lead the standings with 39 points followed by Arsenal (34), Everton (33) and Manchester United (30).
At the other end of the table the bottom four all lost
West Bromwich Albion stayed bottom after losing 3-2 at Portsmouth, Norwich were 19th after losing 1-0 at home to Fulham, Southampton 18th after their defeat at United and Blackbum Rovers staying 17th after losing 1-0 at home to Tottenham Hotspur.
It took Chelsea more than an hour to make the breakthrough against Ncwcasde, who have won only twice at Stamford Bridge in the last 50 years and were beaten there 5-0 last season.
There was only going to be one outcome after Frank Lampard put Chelsea ahead in the 63rd minute with a volley after chesting down a header by Didier Drogba.
Drogba doubled the tally after 69 minutes after being set up by a 30-metre pass-by-Lampard and goals frorfr Atjen Robben (89) and Mateja Kezman with a stoppage-time penalty, completed the rout. It was the fifth time in seven matches that Chelsea had scored four goals.
Arsenal had things almost as easy at Highbury where they beat Birmingham thanks to goals from Robert Pires and Thierry Henry, who scored twice in the last 10 minutes to take his tally for the season to 16.
It was Arsenal’s first win in any competition for five matches and manager Arsene Wenger, who dropped goalkeeper Jens Lehmann and gave a league debut to Manuel Almunia, was a relieved man afterwards.
"What was important today was that we did the job and go t a win. We stayed focused and showed some real strength."
Everton stayed third on 33 points after coming from behind twice to beat Bolton Wanderers 3-2 in a fiercely contested Lancashire derby at Goodison Park with an 85th-minutc own goal from Tunisian defender Radhi Jaidi handing Everton the points.
Kevin Davies twice put Bolton ahead but Everton equalised first
through Duncan Ferguson and then Thomas Gravesen before sealing victory when Jaidi deflected the ball into his own net five minutes from time.
Manchester United won their fourth successive league game, with , Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney and. Cristiano Ronaldo all scoring in the second half.
United manager Alex Ferguson was delighted afterwards and told Sky Sports News: "We played exceptionally well for periods in the second half."
West Brom conceded two late goals to lose 3-2 at Portsmouth and remain on 11 points two behind Southampton and Norwich, who lost 1-0 to a seventh-minute Andy Cole goal for Fulham at Carrow Road.
Spurs won 1-0 at Blackburn Rovers thanks to a 56th-minute goal from Robbie Keane after a run from Michael Brown.
The win lifted Spurs to 12th but Blackbum remained locked in the relegation zone with just one home win from eight at Ewood Park.
Aston Villa drew 1-1 with Liverpool, whose opening goal was a rare header from Harry Kewell - his first goal for 33 matches.
Crystal Palace were playing Charlton Athletic on Sunday and Middlesbrough were facing Manchester City on Monday.