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Fulham fool L'pool

AFP, London
Liverpool's English Premier League title hopes suffered a huge setback as they lost 3-1 away to Fulham on Saturday and finished the match at Craven Cottage down to nine men. Liverpool's sixth loss in seven matches left them nine points off the top of the table and undid much of the good work achieved by last week's win over champions Manchester United.
If you see the first half, it is difficult to explain the second-half,” bewildered Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez told Sky Sports.
In all eight red cards were shown in Saturday's matches - a record for one day in the Premier League.
Table-toppers Chelsea maintained their lead over United with a second 4-0 win this weekover Bolton Wanderers.
Second-halfgoals from Dimitar Berbatov and Wayne Rooney saw United keep Chelsea's lead to two points after they beat Blackbum Rovers 2-0 at Old Trafford in Saturday's late kick-off.
Earlier, Arsenal enjoyed bragging rights in north London after a 3-0 derby win over Tottenham Hotspur.
"Do we have enough to win the title? I say yes," said delighted Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.
At the other end of the table, basement club Portsmouth won in the league for only the second ume this season, beating Wigan 4-0 at Fratton Park with Aruna Dindane scoring a hat-trick
Second-bottom West Ham drew 2-2 with Sunderland, also the scoreline in Stoke's match against Wolves. Everton and Aston Villa, who both had a player sent-off, drew 1-1 at Goodison Park.
Burnley added to the pressure on Hull manager Phil Brown with a 2-0 victory over the relegation candidates at Turf Moor.
At Craven Cottage, Fulham went ahead against the run of play when striker Bobby Zamora turned in a Damien Duff cross in the 24th minute.
But before half-time Liverpool were level with Spain's Fernando Torres pouncing after Andriy Voronin's header came back off Aaron Hughes.
However, Fulham regained the lead when Norway's Erik Nevland struck from close range in the 73rd minute.
Worse followed for the Reds with defenders Phillip Degen and Jamie Carrraglier sent-off for fouls on Clint Dempsey and Zamora respectively.
And Fulham wrapped up the match when Dempsey netted three minutes from time.
Chelsea took the lead on the stroke of halftime through a Frank Lampard penalty after Bolton's Jlloyd Samuel was sent-off for a foul on Didier Drogba.
And Chelsea doubled their lead after Deco scored in the 61st minute following good work by Nicolas Anelka. Zat Knight's own goal and Drogba's late effort made it 4-0. Robin van Persie scored twice as Arsenal put Tottenham's title aspirations in perspective.
The Dutchman opened the scoring in the 42nd minute when he turned in Bacary Sagna's cross at the near-post.
From the kick-off, Gunners captain Cesc Fabregas surged through the visitors’ defence to make it 2-0.
Van Persie piled on the misery for Harry Redknapp's team in the 60th minute.
Everton took the lead through Diniyar Bilyaletdinov in the 45th minute before substitute John Carew drew Villa level.
Bilyaletdinov then saw red for a wild tackle on Stiliyan Petrov before, moments later, Villa's Carlos Cuellar was sent-off for a second yellow card.