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Spurs hang on for history

Reuters, London
Premier League leaders Chelsea beat London rivals Arsenal 2-1 while Tottenham Hotspur ended their Old Trafford hoodoo and beat Manchester United 3-2 there for the first time since 1989 to leave Chelsea three points clear on Saturday.
The two games started and finished a superb day of action with Liverpool ending their worst start to a season for over a century with Luis Suarez scoring a hat-trick as they won 5-2 at Norwich City for their first league win at the sixth attempt.
Champions Manchester City also trailed but hit back to win 2-1 at Fulham with a late winner from substitute Edin Dzeko pushing them up to fourth.
The most dramatic game was at Old Trafford where Spurs had not beaten United since a Gary Lineker winner 23 years ago - and not beaten them in any of their last 22 Premier League clashes home or away.
In that time they have led United on
a number of occasions and 11 years ago to the day were 3-0 up against them at halftime at White Hart Lane before losing 5-3.
So despite Jan Vertonghen putting Spurs ahead after two minutes and Gareth Bale making it 2-0 after 32 min-
utes after a charging run and shot through the heart of the United defence, there was no taking victory for granted.
United, outplayed in the first half, controlled the game in the second after Wayne Rooney replaced Ryan Giggs
and they pulled one back when Nani touched in Rooney's cross six minutes after the break, the first of three goals in less than three minutes.
Spurs replied almost immediately in the 52nd minute when Clint Dempsey fired into an empty net when United keeper Anders Lindegaard saved from Bale - but Spurs' lead lasted only one minute before Shinji Kagawa wriggled through a static Spurs defence to make it3-2.
United then bombarded Spurs goal for half-an-hour, hit the woodwork twice and had penalty appeals turned down, but could not force the equaliser as they slipped to their second league defeat of the season.
Manager Alex Ferguson told ESPN afterwards: "We made a poor start to the game and defended poorly. In the second half we were fantastic and should have got something out of the game but were very unlucky."
Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas, whose team have not lost in seven matches in any competition since the opening day, said: "I thought we were tremendous today.
RESULTS
Everton 3 (Osman 25, Jelavic 32,38) Southampton 1 (Ramirez 6) Fulham 1 (Petrie 1O-pen) Manchester City 2 (Aguero 43, Dzeko 87)
Manchester United 2 (Nani 51, Kagawa 53)
Tottenham 3 (Vertonghen 2, Bale 32, Dempsey 52)
Norwich 2 (Morison 61, Holt 87)
Liverpool 5 (Suarez 2,38,57,
Sahin 47, Gerrard 68)
Reading 2 (Kebe 58, Hunt 62)
Newcastle 2 (Ba 59,83)
Stoke 2 (Crouch 12,36) Swansea 0