Match Reports: September 2009 Archives

Carlos Tevez bagged a brace against his former club as Man City cruised to a 3-1 victory over struggling West Ham United at Eastlands.

Kenwyne Jones and Darren Bent claimed two goals apiece as Sunderland overcame Wolves 5-2 at the Stadium of Light this afternoon.

A second half goal from Robin van Persie helped Arsenal to a 1-0 over Fulham, but Vito Mannone was inspired at the other end.

Fernando Torres scored a hat-trick as Liverpool piled on more agony for out-of-form Hull City, who were hit for six at Anfield.

David Dunn's last-minute penalty handed ten-man Blackburn a vital 2-1 win against Aston Villa at Ewood Park.

Wigan secured three points against a team from the top four at their thirty-fifth attempt in a thrilling encounter against Chelsea.

Bolton secured all three points thanks to substitute Chung-Yong Lee's winner in a frantic final 10 minutes at St Andrews'.

Second-half goals from Dimitar Berbatov and John O'Shea saw Manchester United seal a big win over Stoke at the Britannia Stadium.

Four goals from Robbie Keane helped Tottenham to a 5-0 win over Burnley at White Hart Lane.

A moment of class from Louis Saha saw Everton claim victory at Fratton Park and secure their first away points of the season.

Goals from Ashley Cole, Michael Ballack and Didier Drogba handed Chelsea a 3-0 win against London rivals Tottenham at Stamford Bridge.

A brace from Louis Saha and a rare goal from Joseph Yobo ensured Everton emerged victorious as they saw off Blackburn at Goodison Park.

Michael Owen came off the bench to fire home a 95th minute winner for the champions and send the red half of Manchester wild.

Wolves survived a second half fightback by Fulham to take all three points at Molineux.

A Fernando Torres brace helped Liverpool secure three points which lifts them to third in the league after overcoming West Ham.

Birmingham condemned Hull to another defeat to put an end to their away day blues with a narrow victory at the KC Stadium.

First half goals from James Milner and Gabriel Agbonlahor condemn Portsmouth to their sixth successive Premier League defeat.

Dave Kitson's second-half strike looked to have sealed the win for Stoke before a late Matt Taylor penalty spared Bolton's blushes.

Two goals from Thomas Vermaelen eased Arsenal to a 4-0 win over Wigan at the Emirates.

Burnley overcame in-form Sunderland 3-1 to become the first promoted side since 1992 to win each of their first three home games.

A solitary goal from Paul Scholes proved enough for United as they managed to see off a resolute Besiktas side in Istanbul.

Nicolas Anelka's second half strike was enough for Chelsea to overcome FC Porto and continue their unblemished start to the season.

Second half goals from Paul Konchesky and Damien Duff helped Fulham come from behind to defeat Everton 2-1 at Craven Cottage.

Gabriel Agbonlahor's header five minutes from time gave Aston Villa local bragging rights as they overcame Birmingham 1-0.

A stirring comeback from 10-man Manchester United inflicted a first defeat of the season on an unlucky Spurs side.

Blackburn secured their first win of the season with a convincing 3-1 win over Wolves to lift themselves out of the drop zone.

Chelsea scored a second goal deep into injury time to secure victory over a brave Stoke side at the Britannia Stadium.

A rampant Liverpool cruised past Burnley at Anfield as Yossi Benayoun grabbed his third hat-trick for Liverpool.

Gary Cahill's last minute goal ensured Bolton secured all three points in a hard fought encounter at Fratton Park.

Hugo Rodallega's second-half strike was enough for Wigan who secure their first Premier League win in three games.

Sunderland capitalised on shocking defensive lapses from Hull to run out 4-1 winners in what was a fairly even contest on Wearside.

Man City claimed four wins out of four after three goals in 10 second-half minutes condemned Arsenal to a second successive defeat.

Carlos Tevez bagged a brace against his former club as Man City cruised to a 3-1 victory over struggling West Ham United at Eastlands.

Kenwyne Jones and Darren Bent claimed two goals apiece as Sunderland overcame Wolves 5-2 at the Stadium of Light this afternoon.

A second half goal from Robin van Persie helped Arsenal to a 1-0 over Fulham, but Vito Mannone was inspired at the other end.

Fernando Torres scored a hat-trick as Liverpool piled on more agony for out-of-form Hull City, who were hit for six at Anfield.

David Dunn's last-minute penalty handed ten-man Blackburn a vital 2-1 win against Aston Villa at Ewood Park.

Wigan secured three points against a team from the top four at their thirty-fifth attempt in a thrilling encounter against Chelsea.

Bolton secured all three points thanks to substitute Chung-Yong Lee's winner in a frantic final 10 minutes at St Andrews'.

Second-half goals from Dimitar Berbatov and John O'Shea saw Manchester United seal a big win over Stoke at the Britannia Stadium.

Four goals from Robbie Keane helped Tottenham to a 5-0 win over Burnley at White Hart Lane.

A moment of class from Louis Saha saw Everton claim victory at Fratton Park and secure their first away points of the season.

Goals from Ashley Cole, Michael Ballack and Didier Drogba handed Chelsea a 3-0 win against London rivals Tottenham at Stamford Bridge.

A brace from Louis Saha and a rare goal from Joseph Yobo ensured Everton emerged victorious as they saw off Blackburn at Goodison Park.

Michael Owen came off the bench to fire home a 95th minute winner for the champions and send the red half of Manchester wild.

Wolves survived a second half fightback by Fulham to take all three points at Molineux.

A Fernando Torres brace helped Liverpool secure three points which lifts them to third in the league after overcoming West Ham.

Birmingham condemned Hull to another defeat to put an end to their away day blues with a narrow victory at the KC Stadium.

First half goals from James Milner and Gabriel Agbonlahor condemn Portsmouth to their sixth successive Premier League defeat.

Dave Kitson's second-half strike looked to have sealed the win for Stoke before a late Matt Taylor penalty spared Bolton's blushes.

Two goals from Thomas Vermaelen eased Arsenal to a 4-0 win over Wigan at the Emirates.

Burnley overcame in-form Sunderland 3-1 to become the first promoted side since 1992 to win each of their first three home games.

A solitary goal from Paul Scholes proved enough for United as they managed to see off a resolute Besiktas side in Istanbul.

Nicolas Anelka's second half strike was enough for Chelsea to overcome FC Porto and continue their unblemished start to the season.

Second half goals from Paul Konchesky and Damien Duff helped Fulham come from behind to defeat Everton 2-1 at Craven Cottage.

Gabriel Agbonlahor's header five minutes from time gave Aston Villa local bragging rights as they overcame Birmingham 1-0.

A stirring comeback from 10-man Manchester United inflicted a first defeat of the season on an unlucky Spurs side.