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Chelsea gain timely boost

AFP, London
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y-A ESa 4 League with a 3-0 win at home to Stoke on Saturday in a timely boost ahead of their do-or-die Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain.
Jose Mourinho's side bounced back from their 3-1 midweek quarterfinal first leg loss in Paris to move a point ahead of Liverpool, who will regain top spot if they avoid defeat away to West Ham on Sunday.
Manchester City maintained their title challenge with a 4-1 win at home to Southampton that left them two points off the summit and still with two games in hand over both Chelsea and Liverpool at the end of this weekend.
Egypt winger Mohamed Salah marked his first Premier League start by giving Chelsea, who welcome PSG
on Tuesday, a 32nd minute lead at Stamford Bridge when he turned in Nemanja Matic's cut-back.
Salah then won a penalty after Andy Wilkinson's poor challenge and although Frank Lampard's 61st minute spot-kick was saved by Asmir Begovic, the veteran England midfielder fol-
lowed up to make it 2-0.
Willian added a third goal with a curling shot in the 72nd minute.
At Eastlands, Manchester City's Yaya Toure and Saints' Rickie Lambert both struck from the penalty spot before Samir Nasri and Edin Dzeko scored in first-half stoppage-time to make it 3-1 to Manuel Pellegrini's men.
However, controversy surrounded Nasri's goal with David Silva, who played in the France midfielder, offside when he received the ball.
City substitute Stevan Jovetic added a fourth goal in the 81st minute.
Juan Mata scored twice as Manchester United moved above Tottenham, who face Sunderland on Monday, and into sixth place with a 4-0 win away to Newcastle.
Following their impressive 1-1 Champions League draw at home to title-holders Bayern Munich, David Moyes's side took the lead at St James' Park courtesy of Mata's curling 39th minute free-kick. RESULTS
Aston Villa 1 (Holt 70) Fulham 2 (Richardson 61, Rodallega 86)
Cardiff 0 Crystal Palace 3 (Puncheon 31,88,
Ledley 71)
Chelsea 3 (Salah 32, Lampard 61, Willian 72)
Stoke 0
Hull 1 (Boyd 39) Swansea 0
Manchester City 4 (Toure 3-pen, Nasri 45+1, Dzeko 45+4, Jovetic 81) Southampton 1 (Lambert 37-pen)
Newcastle 0 Manchester United 4 (Mata 39, 50, Hernandez 65, Januzaj 90+3)
Norwich 0 West Brom 1 (Amalfitano 16)