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Villa Hold Arsenal

Keane fires Liverpool

AFP, London
Premier League leaders Liverpool were still looking down — on their rivals after a 3-0 -win over Bolton Wanderers during Friday's Boxing Day programme.
Chelsea, who had briefly gone top after an early kick-off victory, remained a point behind in second place after beating basement club West Bromwich Albion 2-0 at Stamford Bridge.
Albert Riera volleyed Liverpool into a sixth-minute lead at Anfield when he got on the end of a Steven Gerrard corner.
Liverpool captain Gerrard also played a key role in making it 2-0, the England midfielder's pass to Robbie Kcanc the prelude to a powerful shot.
Keane then took his personal tally to three goals in two games when he turned in a Yossi Benayoun cross.
First-half goals from Didie*r Drogba and Frank Lampard sent Chelsea on their way to a comfortable victory.
Manchester United had to wait until seven minutes from time for their goal at the Britannia Stadium.
It was only after Stoke right-back Andy Wilkinson was sent off for a second bookable offence that Carlos Tcvez scored for United.
Aston Villa hit the woodwork three times in the first half only for Arsenal to open the scoring through Brazil midfielder Denilson in the day's late kick-off.
The visitors were 2-0 up at Villa Park four minutes zifter half-time when a brilliant exchange of passes between Abou Diaby and Emmanuel Eboue ended with the France
midfielder beating Brad Friedel.
Villa, however, grabbed a lifeline when England midfielder Gareth Barry I scored a 65th minute penalty after Gabriel Agbonlahor was
I brought down by William Gallas.
1 Arsenal, not for the first time this season, couldn't see
| out the game with Villa's Zat Knight scoring in stoppage
I time.
Two-goals apiece from I Felipe Caicedo and Robinho at Eastlands helped Manchester | City end a run of six games without a win in all competi-| tions.
Caicedo put City ahead in the 15th minute when he turned in Stephen Ireland's cross. The Ecuadorian had his and City's second 12 minutes later, with Ireland again the provider.
Ireland also laid on City's third, releasing Robinho.
I The Brazil forward made it 4-0 in the 36th minute with a | picture-book goal after a superb cross from Shaun
• Wright-Phillips.
Craig Fagan pulled one 1 back for Hull before Ireland got the goal his play deserved ' eight minutes from time.
Portsmouth took the lead * through Nadir Belhadj before । Jack Collison equalised for the ' Hammers.
I Before half-time Pompey missed a penalty when former West Ham forward Jermain ’ Defoe shot wide and, after the break, the visitors pulled away
I thanks to a goal from Carlton Cole and two from Craig
' Bellamy.
Everton's Australia inter-’ national Tim Cahill again ( scored from a comer, following-up after his header was saved.
Ryan Taylor put Wigan in front with a 25-yard free-kick 1 just before the half-hour mark. . Amir Zaki added a second from the penalty spot 17 minutes from time after Newcastle's Sebastien Bassong was sent-off for bringing down Emile Heskey
Danny Guthrie's penalty two minutes from time came too late for Newcastle.