Match Reports: January 2010 Archives

Manuel Almunia's own goal, Wayne Rooney and Ji-Sung Park scored for United as they ran out 3-1 winners against title rivals Arsenal.

Manchester City secured all three points against a battling Portsmouth side despite a largely insipid performance at Eastlands.

John Terry clinched a late winner for Chelsea to defeat a spirited Burnley side and send his side four points clear at the top.

West Ham and Blackburn shared the points following a goalless draw at Upton Park.

Tottenham were denied victory at St Andrews' after Liam Ridgewell's late strike cancelled out Jermaine Defoe's opener.

Dirk Kuyt's first-half strike and a Kevin Davies own goal after the break gave Liverpool the points in a disappointing game at Anfield.

Tim Cahill's header handed Everton all three points while Wigan stay close to the drop zone after a narrow defeat at the DW Stadium.

A Gabriel Agbonlahor double secured a comfortable win for Aston Villa against a lacklustre Fulham outfit.

Wolves come from behind twice to take a point away from a crucial relegation encounter, which Hull will feel they should have won.

Owen Coyle secured victory against his former club as Chung-Yong Lee's strike was enough to see off Burnley at the Reebok Stadium.

Goals from Peter Crouch and David Bentley eased Tottenham to a 2-0 win over Fulham at White Hart Lane.

Super-sub Danny Webber's 75th minute equaliser rescued a point for Portsmouth in a bottom-of-the-table clash with West Ham.

Liverpool lost ground in the race for fourth spot with a disappointing 0-0 draw against struggling Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux.

Wayne Rooney fired Manchester United to the top of the table with a stunning four-goal salvo against Hull.

Liverpool have moved to within a point of fourth-placed Tottenham, after two Dirk Kuyt goals sunk Spurs at Anfield.

Arsenal come from two goals down to beat Bolton Wanderers 4-2 and leapfrog Chelsea to go the top of the Premier League.

Goals in each half from Cesc Fabregas and Fran Merida secured Arsenal a 2-0 win at struggling Bolton.

Blackburn won for the first time in ten games thanks to goals by Christopher Samba and Ryan Nelson against Fulham at Ewood Park.

Aston Villa Villa wasted a great opportunity to close in a Champions League place after being held to a goal-less draw by West Ham.

Everton handed Roberto Mancini his first defeat as Manchester City boss with a dominant display that could have produced more goals.

Manchester United are back to winning ways thanks to three second-half goals against a courageous Burnley side.

Boaz Myhill pulled off a string of saves to deny Spurs as Hull City gained a valuable point at White Hart Lane.

Richard Stearman and Hendry Thomas saw red as goals from James McCarthy and Charles N'Zogbia saw Wigan home 2-0.

A thriller at Stamford Bridge saw a dominant Chelsea side thrash Sunderland to win 7-2 in impressive style.

A late goal from Robert Huth saw Stoke take a point against Liverpool in a scrappy game at the Britannia Stadium.

A hat-trick from in-form Carlos Tevez helped Man City to a convincing 4-1 win over Blackburn at Eastlands.

Manchester United missed out on the chance to go top of the table but came from behind to claim a point at in-form Birmingham.

Arsenal scored an injury-time equaliser to salvage a point against Everton in a dramatic encounter at the Emirates Stadium.

Manuel Almunia's own goal, Wayne Rooney and Ji-Sung Park scored for United as they ran out 3-1 winners against title rivals Arsenal.

Manchester City secured all three points against a battling Portsmouth side despite a largely insipid performance at Eastlands.

John Terry clinched a late winner for Chelsea to defeat a spirited Burnley side and send his side four points clear at the top.

West Ham and Blackburn shared the points following a goalless draw at Upton Park.

Tottenham were denied victory at St Andrews' after Liam Ridgewell's late strike cancelled out Jermaine Defoe's opener.

Dirk Kuyt's first-half strike and a Kevin Davies own goal after the break gave Liverpool the points in a disappointing game at Anfield.

Tim Cahill's header handed Everton all three points while Wigan stay close to the drop zone after a narrow defeat at the DW Stadium.

A Gabriel Agbonlahor double secured a comfortable win for Aston Villa against a lacklustre Fulham outfit.

Wolves come from behind twice to take a point away from a crucial relegation encounter, which Hull will feel they should have won.

Owen Coyle secured victory against his former club as Chung-Yong Lee's strike was enough to see off Burnley at the Reebok Stadium.

Goals from Peter Crouch and David Bentley eased Tottenham to a 2-0 win over Fulham at White Hart Lane.

Super-sub Danny Webber's 75th minute equaliser rescued a point for Portsmouth in a bottom-of-the-table clash with West Ham.

Liverpool lost ground in the race for fourth spot with a disappointing 0-0 draw against struggling Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux.

Wayne Rooney fired Manchester United to the top of the table with a stunning four-goal salvo against Hull.

Liverpool have moved to within a point of fourth-placed Tottenham, after two Dirk Kuyt goals sunk Spurs at Anfield.

Arsenal come from two goals down to beat Bolton Wanderers 4-2 and leapfrog Chelsea to go the top of the Premier League.

Goals in each half from Cesc Fabregas and Fran Merida secured Arsenal a 2-0 win at struggling Bolton.

Blackburn won for the first time in ten games thanks to goals by Christopher Samba and Ryan Nelson against Fulham at Ewood Park.

Aston Villa Villa wasted a great opportunity to close in a Champions League place after being held to a goal-less draw by West Ham.

Everton handed Roberto Mancini his first defeat as Manchester City boss with a dominant display that could have produced more goals.

Manchester United are back to winning ways thanks to three second-half goals against a courageous Burnley side.

Boaz Myhill pulled off a string of saves to deny Spurs as Hull City gained a valuable point at White Hart Lane.

Richard Stearman and Hendry Thomas saw red as goals from James McCarthy and Charles N'Zogbia saw Wigan home 2-0.

A thriller at Stamford Bridge saw a dominant Chelsea side thrash Sunderland to win 7-2 in impressive style.

A late goal from Robert Huth saw Stoke take a point against Liverpool in a scrappy game at the Britannia Stadium.