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All square at the Lane

AFP, London
Wayne Rooney scored arace as Manchester United X twice came from behind to draw 2-2 at Tottenham Hotspur in an entertaining Premier League encounter on Sunday whereas title contenders Liverpool suffered a big blow away at Hull City, losing out 3-1.
I lowever, both Chelsea and Manchester City capitalised on Liverpool's shock defeat to leapfrog the Merseysiders and close the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal.
Chelsea recovered from conceding a goal inside the first minute at Stamford Bridge, when Jay Rodriguez pounced on a poor backpass from Michael Essien, to beat highflyers Southampton 3-1.
Second-half goals from central defenders Gary Cahill and John Terry, on his 400th league appearance, put Chelsea in front before substitute Demba Ba sealed victory with a 90th minute effort.
The win took Chelsea, now in second place, to within four points of Arsenal while City, who went third, were six points adrift of the leaders after another impressive home display saw Swansea beaten 3-0.
Samir Nasri scored twice after Alvaro Negredo broke the deadlock in just the eighth minute at Eastlands.
At White Hart Lane, Spurs led twice, through a Kyle Walker free-kick and then a stunning strike from Sandro, but Rooney hit back on each occasion to extend United's unbeaten record to 12 games in all competitions.
David Moyes's side were thankful to leave White Hart Lane with a point, but having also drawn 2-2 at Cardiff City last weekend, this was another missed opportunity to gain ground on the top four.
Following the euphoria of the 5-0 midweek thrashing of Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League, it was a reality check for the champions, who remain in eighth place, nine points behind leaders Arsenal.
It is now 13 games since Spurs last beat United at home, but they were unrecognisable from the team thrashed 6-0 at Manchester City last weekend and continue to trail United byonly a point.
United welcomed back captain Nemanja
Vidic following concussion, but Robin van Persie was once again unavailable due to a groin injury, so Shinji Kagawa reprised his role in support of lone striker Rooney.
Spurs made six changes to the team that won 2-0 at Tromso in the Europa League on Thursday, with manager Andre Villas-Boas electing to deploy Sandro, Paulinho and Mousa Dembele in a three-man midfield.
Eager to atone for last weekend's drubbing, Spurs began in purposeful fashion, with Aaron Lennon seeing a low shot saved by David de Cea, and in the 18th minute they went ahead.
An ill-advised challenge on Paulinho by Jonny Evans presented Spurs with a freekick just outside the box, slightly to the left of centre, and Walker drilled a low shot beneath the jumping defensive wall and past De Cea.
United had not carried an attacking threat, but in the 32nd minute they drew level and Walker was at fault.
United's forwards seemed closely marshalled as Phil Jones sent a cross into the Spurs box from the United right, but in dangling out his right leg the England right-back inadvertently diverted the ball straight into the path of Rooney, who rattled home from close range.
Spurs restored their lead nine minutes into the second half with a goal from Sandro that will linger long in the memory.
However, just as in the first half, Spurs were unable to protect their lead.
Barely two minutes had elapsed when Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris brought down Danny Welbeck and after referee Mike Dean pointed to the spot, Rooney drilled his penalty down the middle to tie the scores and take his tally of league goals to eight.