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Arsenal pull clear

AFP, London
A calamitous mistake by Southampton goalkeeper Artur Boruc set Arsenal en route to a 2-0 victory that sent the Premier League leaders four points clear on Saturday.
Arsenal had already hit the woodwork through Jack Wilshere and Aaron Ramsey at the Emirates Stadium when Boruc attempted to outwit Olivier Giroud with some fancy footwork inside his penalty area in the 22nd minute.
The Poland international attempted one drag-back too many, however, enabling Giroud to steal possession and stab home theopeninggoal.
Giroud made sure of victory with four minutes remaining, registering his 10th goal of the season from the penalty spot after Jose Fonte had been penalised for pulling Per Mertesacker's shirt.
Victory left Arsenal four points above second-place Liverpool, while Southampton remain third but will slip off the podium if Chelsea avoid defeat at West I lam United in the day's late game.
Earlier, Daniel Sturridge came off the bench to earn Liverpool a 3-3 draw against Everton with an 89th-minute equaliser in a frenetic and richly entertaining Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.
A brace from Romelu Lukaku had put Everton on the brink of a first win over their city rivals in seven matches, but Sturridge's header gave Liverpool a share of the spoils
RESULTS
Everton 3 (Mirallas 8, Lukaku 72,82) Liverpool 3
(Coutinho 5, Suarez 19, Sturridge 89)
Fulham 1 (Parker 64) Swansea 2 (Hughes 56-og,
Shelvey 80)
Hull 0 Crystal Palace 1 (Bannan 81)
Newcastle 2 (Remy 2, Gouffran 38) Norwich 1 (Fer 80)
Stoke 2 (Adam 30, Nzonzi 81) Sunderland 0
after a breathless encounter.
Philippe Coutinho's fifth-minute opener for Liverpool was swiftly cancelled out by Kevin Mirallas, before Luis Suarez restored the visitors' lead in the 19th minute by bending a 25-yard free-kick into the bottom-rightcorner.
Mirallas was fortunate to avoid a red card for a knee-high foul on Suarez before halftime, but he teed up Lukaku for both the equaliser and the 82nd-minute header that put Everton in front.
Everton would have moved level on points with Liverpool if they had won, but Sturridge had the final say when he smartly headed past Howard from a Gerrard free-kick.
Freshly-appointed Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis watched from the stands as his new side survived the dismissal of Yannick Bolasie to win 1 -0 at Hull City.
Bolasie was sent off for a clumsy challenge on Jake Livermore in the 78th minute, but Barry Bannan scored from a Cameron Jerome cut-back three minutes later to give Palace a first away win of the campaign.