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One-man wrecking ball

Reuters, London
Liverpool's Luis Suarez showed his devastating ability to act as a one-man wrecking ball with four goals in a 5-1 demolition of
Norwich City as Arsenal's forgotten man Nicklas Bendtner jogged a few memories in the Premier League on Wednesday.
Suarez delivered a dazzling collection of goal-of-the-season contenders at Anfield and Bendtner scored two minutes into his first start in more than two years to help the Premier League leaders beat Hull City 2-0.
Second-placed Chelsea and Manchester City in third came through tight tussles to beat Sunderland and West Bromwich Albion, but champions Manchester United lost 1-0 at home to Everton to slip 12 points behind the leaders.
While the pressure on United manager David Moyes increased, Tottenham Hotspur eased the stress on boss Andre Villas-Boas by coming from behind to beat Fulham 2-1 in their manager Rene Meulensteen's first game in charge.
Arsenal, with 34 points, stayed four points clear of Chelsea at the top of the table, with Manchester City two adrift in third and Liverpool a point further back in fourth, ahead of Everton on goal difference.
Suarez must wish he could play Norwich every week, a team against whom he has Suarez has now scored 11 goals against Norwich including 3 hat-tricks in his last four Premier League games against them.
Everton registered their first win at Old
now scored 11 goals in his last four Premier League games.
He grabbed a first-half hat-trick including two genuine contenders for goal of the season.
The first, a stunning volley into the top corner from almost 40 metres, was followed by a more modest poacher's effort, before he wowed the home fans further by juggling the ball and cracking in an unstoppable shot from distance.
He completed his personal show-reel with another moment of quality, bending a 25-metre free kick into the top corner, before Norwich pulled a goal back through Bradley Johnson and Raheem Sterling rounded off the scoring for the hosts.
Arsenal's Bendtner has been little more than a casual observer in their superb start to the season, yet with the transfer window looming, he delivered a timely reminder to Arsene Wenger that he could yet be an able deputy to Olivier Giroud.
Having not started a game since March 2011, Bendtner took just two minutes to etch his name on the scoresheet, rising to
meet a Gari Jenkinson cross and slamming a powerful header into the net from four metres out.
Mesut Ozil calmed the nerves by finishing from close range two minutes after the restart following some creative gold dust from Aaron Ramsey.
The creative firepower that Arsenal have at their disposal seems to be a missing ingredient at Old Trafford where United failed to break down Everton and were picked off by Bryan Oviedo’s 86th-minute sucker punch.
Moyes was given a hostile reception from Everton's travelling fans, but the mood turned to jubilation for those clad in blue as left back Oviedo converted Romelu Lukaku's cross from the right.
After Moyes had failed to ever get a positive result at Old Trafford, new boss Roberto Martinez picked up three points at the first time of asking, the Toffees' first win at the ground since 1992.
There was also disappointment for Sunderland manager Gus Poyet as the former Chelsea midfielder came unstuck against his old club.
Eden Hazard starred for Chelsea by scoring twice as they edged a seven-goal encounter 4-3 with Frank Lampard and a Phil Bardsley own goal the other names on the scoresheet for the visitors.
Manchester City also came out on top by a single goal, beating West Brom 3-2 as they welcomed back captain Vincent Kompany RESULTS
Arsenal 2 (Bendtner 2, Ozil 47) Hull 0
Fulham 1 (Dejagah 56) Tottenham 2 (Chiriches 73,
Holtby 82)
Liverpool 5 (Suarez 15,29,35,74, Sterling 88)
Norwich 1 (Johnson 83)
Manchester United 0 Everton 1 (Oviedo 86)
Southampton 2 (Rodriguez 48, Osvaldo 69) Aston
Villa 3 (Agbonlahor 15, Kozak 64, Delph 80)
Stoke 0 Cardiff 0
Sunderland 3 (Altidore 14, O'Shea 50, Bardsley 86) Chelsea 4 (Lampard 17, Hazard 36,62, Bardsley 84-og) Swansea 3 (Dyer 45, Debuchy 67-og, Shelvey 81) Newcastle 0
West Brom 2 (Pantilimon 85-og, Anichebe 90)
after a two-month injury layoff.
Sergio Aguero opened the scoring on nine minutes and two goals from Yaya Toure, the second a penalty, helped them to a 3-0 lead.
An 85th-minute own goal from City keeper Costel Pantilimon and a second West Brom goal from Victor Anichebe five minutes into stoppage-time gave the scoreline a touch of respectability.
Aston Villa ended Southampton's unbeaten home record with a 3-2 win, Swansea City beat Newcastle United 3-0 and Stoke City and Cardiff played out a goalless stalemate.