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Arsenal, Chelsea Win

Nearly an Anfield miracle

AFP, Liverpool
The binmen, builders and taxi-drivers of Havant and Waterlooville bowed out of the FA Cup to the sound of an Anfield ovation after twice
leading Liverpool in their fourth round tie on Saturday.
The Conference South part-timers, who stand 123 places below their hosts in English football's league hierarchy, finally succumbed to a 5-2 defeat.
But the last non-league survivors departed with a store of memories to savour, starting with the moment when Richard Pacquette headed them into an eighth minute lead in front of the Kop.
Brazilian midfielder Lucas got Liverpool level but the home crowd was stunned for a second time when Alfie Potter's shot was deflected into the net by defender Martin Skrtel.
Yossi Benayoun claimed Liverpool's second equaliser a minute before half-time and Israel's captain went on to complete a 15-minute hat-trick to rescue his side before Peter Crouch added a late fifth goal.
"To be twice ahead at Anfield is something special," said proud Havant boss Shaun Gale. "It would have been nice to hold on and go in 2-1 at half time, and then it might have been different. Eventually we ran out of steam but it has been a fairytale and that's what the FA Cup is all about."
Emmanuel Adebayor's 17th and 18th goals of the season and a late own goal by Nicky Butt fired Arsenal to a 3-0 win over Newcastle, who were left still looking for their first win since Kevin Keegan’s return as manager.
Nicolas Anelka scored his first goal for Chelsea and then made a second for Shaun Wright-Philips to
ensure the holders joined Arsenal in the last 16 courtesy of a 2-1 win at Wigan. Antoine Sibierski volleyed in Wigan’s consolation goal three minutes from time.
The only shock of the day came at Derby, whose miserable season took another turn for the worse
when they slumped to a 4-1 defeat by Championship side Preston.
The Premiership's bottom side, who have been lined up for a takeover by an American group of investors, were three goals down by half-time, thanks to a double from Karl Hawley and a Simon Whaley strike.
Robert Earnshaw pulled a goal back but a Neil Mellor penalty restored Preston's three-goal advantage.
Portsmouth were given a fright when Plymouth took the lead at Fratton Park through Scottish striker Chris Clark, on his debut for the club.
But goals from midfielders Lassana Diarra and Niko Kranjcar ensured Harry Redknapp's side were in front by the break and they held out to go through.
South African-born midfielder Andrew Surman opened the scoring as Southampton ended Bury's giant killing run with a 2-0 win at St Mary's. Grzegorz Rasiak added the second from the penalty spot.
Wolves overcame fellow Championship outfit Watford 4-1 while South Korea's Lee Dong-Gook helped Middlesbrough into the fifth round with the opening
goal of a 2-0 win over League Two strugglers Mansfield, who were playing in the fourth round for the first time in 20 years.
Jake Buxton's late owm goal ended any hope of them going any further.
In the day's other matches, Bristol Rovers, who knocked out Fulham in the third round, continued their run with a 1-0 win over Barnet while Coventry knocked out 2004 finalists Millwall with a 2-1 win at the Ricoh Stadium.
Michael Mifsud scored the winner after on-loan Arsenal striker Jay Simpson had cancelled out Stephen Hughes's opener for the home side.
Huddersfield edged their allLeague One clash with Oldham 1 -0 while League Two high-flyers Peterborough, managed by Sir Alex Ferguson’s son Darren, were beaten 3-0 by Championship leaders West Brom. Czech forward Roman Bcdner. Robert Koran and Kevin Phillips got the goals.