February 11th, 2010 
Marian 
Aston Villa, 1-1 against ten-man Manchester United
Manchester United missed the chance yesterday to be on the 1st place of the English Premier League table.
The home team scored the first goal, in the 19th minute of the game, when the right-back Cuellar put the boal in the net with his head.
The Red Devils tried to respond with some attacks and they have reacted well fast, when Collins from Aston Villa scored an own goal from a Ryan Giggs powerful volley-shot.
The score at half-time was 1-1.
In the second half of the match, Nani from Manchester United received a red card, being eliminated. However, with ten man on the pitch, the Red Devils were more on attack, but they didn’t score. The final score was also 1-1. This result help Villa, because Liverpool have lost with Arsenal with 1-0 and they continue to hope for the final place for the Champions League.
A lot of luck for Wenger’s side in derby with Liverpool. Arsenal – Liverpool 1-0
Arsenal still have chances for the title after yesterday’s victory against Liverpool! After a little boring first half with no goals, the second half was under fire. Both teams wanted a victory, but Diaby’s header from a perfect Rosicky cross was enough to preserve the result. Even if Liverpool appeared to be the better side because the big chances of N’Gog, Lucas Leiva and the last minute free-kick controversy, Arsenal was the winner of the match. Liverpool showed a lot of potential but it wasn’t enough. In the 93rd minute, Howard Webb accorded a free-kick. Gerrard executed it and Fabregas clearly handed the ball. The referee didn’t give a penalty and the final score was 1-0. Liverpool are still on the 4th place on the table with 44 points, like Manchester City, but City has only 24 matches, with 2 in minus then Liverpool.
The Shock of the week: Sensational comeback for Everton against Chelsea (2-1) with Louis Saha in great form!
In the 17th minute Chelsea opened the score with Florent Malouda. Nobody believed that Everton can be capable to make a comeback, but the former striker of Manchester United equalised in the 33rd minute and Everton was back into the game. The final moments of the first half were like in horror movies for Chelsea players when for Everton was given a penalty. Louis Saha was the one who taked it. He missed. The score at half time was 1-1. Saha caused a lot of problems for the 1st placed team on the table, but Chelsea’s play remained the same: arrogant. Ancelotti’s team paid for the arrogance in the 75th minute when Saha scored again and made a comeback for his side. Drogba tried to equalise in the last minutes, but he didn’t score. The final score was 2-1 for Everton and Saha can be proud of his overall performance!
Other Premier League results:
West Ham 2 – 0 Birmingham (Yesterday)
Wolverhampton 1 – 0 Tottenham (Yesterday)
Blackburn 1 – 0 Hull (Yesterday)
Manchester City 2 – 0 Bolton (Tuesday)
Portsmouth 1 – 1 Sunderland (Tuesday)
Wigan 1 – 1 Stoke (Tuesday)
Fulham 3 – 0 Burnley (Tuesday)
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At the 18th day, LIVE on SoccerZip.com, Arsenal and Liverpool have tied (1-1). In numerical superiority for half an hour, the Reds failed to fold the Gunners. Chelsea, which plays Everton on Monday, can take control of the championship if they win. Aston Villa is third. 
The Spanish manager of Liverpool, Rafael Benitez, is about to sign a new contract with the Reds, Rick Parry says the club’s general manager. “It’s almost done. The club owners want it to rest and clearly, he wants to stay here so yes it will happen. It will not be long and I can not go into details but we are very close d an agreement, “said Parry on the BBC Sunday. 
The new Liverpool striker, Robbie Keane expressed Tuesday at a press conference, his immense joy of having joined the club of the Mersey which he has always been a great supporter and thus achieve his childhood dream. 
The Irish international striker Tottenham (1st div. Anglaise) Robbie Keane has officially begun Monday for four years for Liverpool (1st div. Anglaise), announced his new club on its website. 
