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Deco's moment of brilliance

Internet, London
Chelsea beat Wigan Athletic 1 -0 on Sunday to keep up their 100 per cent start to the season, while Manchester City secured their first win of the season, beating West Ham 3-0.
Deco scored Chelsea's only goal in the third minute - his second goal of the season and his second from outside the box.
The win gives Chelsea two wins from two games, and lifts them above Liverpool, the only other side with two wins out of two, on goal difference.
For Wigan it was a second successive good performance, but a second successive defeat.
After last Sunday's emphatic 4-0 victory over Portsmouth, Chelsea made just one change, Michael Essien returning in place of Mikel John Obi.
Wigan lost their goalkeeper, Chris Kirkland, to a back injury incurred in the warm-up and replaced him with Mike Pollitt
For Kirkland it is yet another blow caused by his fallible body.
Given England's goalkeeping problems, any sort of run of form could bring him into contention for the forth comingWorld Cup qualifiers.
It took Chelsea just three minutes to take the lead, Deco bending in a free-kick after Lee Cattermole had fouled Nicolas Anelka just outside the box.
They didn't have it easy, though, against a purposeful Wigan side.
Petr Cech saved with his feet from Amr Zaki after seven minutes, and Wigan's impressive Egyptian signing was denied by Chelsea's goalkeeper again midway through the first half.
After a lively first half came a more sluggish second, with a surprising number of misplaced passes.
Chelsea had nothing of the fluidity of a week ago, but then in Wigan they faced far stiffer opposition than Portsmouth had provided.
Frank Lampard almost added a second from Essien's cut back 23 minutes after the break, only to be denied by a fine tackle from Cattermole.
Wigan stole a late,equaliser at Stamford Brdige to check Chelsea's title charge last season, and they
almost managed something similar again, Cech making a low fingertip save ten minute from time to deflect Olivier Kapo's drive wide.
By the end, Chelsea had retreated deep, all thoughts of being the great entertainers apparently gone. Crucially, though, they took the three points.
In the other game, only one result looked likely from the. moment West Ham midfielder Mark Noble was sent off after collecting a second yellow card seven minutes before half-time.
Martin Petrov had already hit the post with a free-kick, but it wasn't until the 65th minute that City took the lead.
Danny Sturridge got the opener as he capitalised on a weak clearance from Matthew Upson.
The second and third then followed the same partem: Vedran Corluka releasing Stephen Ireland down the right, who then cut the ball back for Elano.
But City1 s day was marred by a head injury to centre-back Micah Richards, that led to him being_ stretdjered off after lengthypn-field treatment