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Gunners held at home

AFP, London
Premier League leaders Arsenal were left five points clear at the top of the Premier League after visitors Everton fought back to claim a 1 -1 draw on Sunday.
It seemed the Gunners were about to go seven points clear of second-placed Liverpool when club record signing Mesut Ozil fired them into the lead with just 10 minutes left at the Emirates Stadium.
But four minutes later Everton, fresh from a win away to champions Manchester United in midweek, equalised when Gerard Delofeu smashed the ball home from 10 yards.
Having seen Ghelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United drop points on Saturday, Arsenal are nonetheless five points clear of Liverpool and Chelsea ahead of their trip to City next weekend.
Defending champions United, meanwhile, are now 13 points behind Arsene Wenger's side in ninth place.
It was another spirited performance from Roberto Martinez's Everton, who won 1-0 at United on Wednesday and continue to stalk the Champions League contenders, sitting a point below fourth-place City in fifth.
Everton were unchanged from the team that had prevailed at Old Trafford, while Arsenal recalled Kieran Gibbs, Mikel Arteta, Jack Wilshere and Olivier Giroud following Wednesday's 2-0 victory at home to Hull City. The game had opened up, and with 10 minutes remaining, Arsenal went ahead.
Rosicky's deep cross was knocked back across goal by Walcott and although Giroud completely miscued his volley, Ozil was on hand to lift the ball into the roof of the net from close range.
It looked destined to be the winner, but with 84 minutes on the clock, Deulofeu collected the ball on the right-hand side of the box, shifted it past Gibbs and thrashed a rising shot past Szczesny.
Earlier, relegation-threatened Fulham gave Rene Meulensteen his first win as their manager with a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa at Craven Cottage.
Steve Sidwell put the home side in front in the 21st minute when he scored against his old side after lofting the ball over the advancing Brad Guzan.
Fulham, who previously hadn't scored two goals at home all season, then doubled their lead through a controversial penalty nine minutes later.
Victory saw Fulham, beaten 2-1 by Tottenham in Meulensteen's first game in charge on Wednesday after he succeeded fellow Dutchman Martin Joi, climb one place into 18th spot but remain in the relegation zone.