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Magpies stay afloat

AFP, Newcastle
Alan Shearer experienced his first vic-tory as Newcastle United's
manager when precious goals from Steven Taylor. Obafemi Martins and Peter Lovenkrands ensured a 3-1 success over Middlesbrough in a St James' Park relegation battle.
They are goals that could be worth up to 50 million pounds (70 million dollars) to Newcastle, who would lose a substantial portion of their income if they drop out of the Premier League.
With two games remaining against Fulham and Aston Villa, they are still far from safe, but they are out of the bottom three following a game Shearer described as the most important of his Newcastle career.
"Newcastle don't do things the easy way," sighed a relieved Shearer afterwards, adding his men knew "they have to go out and do exactly the same again on Saturday" against Fulham before their final game at Aston Villa.
"1 don't believe we'll be in the bottom three again - it's still in our hands," Shearer insisted.
An own goal from Habib Beye put Middlesbrough in front before Taylor equalised, before substitutes Martins and Lovenkrands condemned Gareth Southgate's team to their 11th successive away defeat.
Five games under Shearer had produced two points and just one goal, although Middlesbrough's form was no better, with only one win in their previous eight Premier League games.
Southgate reacted by handing Dutchman Marvin Emnes his first league start of the season in attack alongside Afonso Alves.
Boro, scorers of only nine goals away from home this season, required just three minutes to go ahead through an own goal when the goal rebounded off Beye after Turkish international Tuncay Sanli's shot was blocked by goalkeeper Steve Harper.
MarkViduka, once of Boro, led Newcastle's response, hitting a post before Taylor fired over from the rebound.
Taylor proved to be far more effective with his head in the ninth minute when he outjumped Gary O'Neil and powered Danny Guthrie's corner inside the same post.
Newcastle were now thriving on their extra possession and Viduka's cross from the
left found Michael Owen, whose header was turned over by Australian goalkeeper Brad Jones.
But Boro came close when Viduka carelessly lost possession in his own half in the 29th minute, leading to a shot by Emnes against the legs of Harper, who was fortunate when the 20-year-old forward wastefully steered the rebound wide.
Newcastle began the second half in an authoritative mood and, while pinning back Middlesbrough in the early stages, were unable to carve out clear-cut openings.
With the game becoming increasingly tense, Middlesbrough finally made some attacking inroads and Harper made a fine save from Gary O'Neil's 18-yard effort in the 57th minute.
But the arrival of Martins in place of Owen in the 70th minute proved decisive.
The Nigerian striker -wearing the No.9 shirt made famous by Milburn and Shearer - latched onto a header from Viduka and, as he slipped, managed to direct the ball past Jones.
Newcastle then put the game out of Middlesbrough's reach when Lovenkrands turned in Kevin Nolan's cross with just four minutes remaining.