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Premier League Weekend Results

News Type: Event — Mon Apr 30, 2007 8:35 AM EDT

Premier League table April 29, 2007.

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Manchester United increased their lead at the top of the table as they won and Chelsea were drawn. Liverpool, possibly looking forward to the Champions League semi-finals, lost to Portsmouth. Arsenal defeated Fulham to help tighten up the relegation battle.

Chelsea 2 - 2 Bolton
Kalou (22) and Jaaskelainen (34) scored for Chelsea and Michalik (19) and Davies (54) for Bolton.

Everton 2 - 4 Manchester United
Stubbs (12) and Fernandes (50) put Everton ahead 2-0 before O'Shea (61), Neville (og 68'), Rooney (79) and Eagles (90') netted goals for Man Utd.

Blackburn 4 - 1 Charlton
Roberts (60, 80) notched a brace for Blackburn.

Manchester City 0 - 2 Aston Villa
Carew (24) and Maloney (75) scored for Villa. Barton (45) missed a penalty for City.

Middlesbrough 2 - 3 Tottenham
Keane (12, 83) had a brace and Berbatov (47) netted a goal just after the break for the Spurs. Viduka (66) and Poqatetz (89) scored for Boro.

Portsmouth 2 - 1 Liverpool
Mwaruwari (27) and Kranjcar (32) scored to earn the win for Pompey. Hyypia (59) scored for Liverpool.

Sheffield United 1 - 0 Watford
Powell's (44) own goal gave the three points to Sheffield United.

Wigan 0 - 3 West Ham
Boa Morte (30), Benayoun (57) and Harewood (82) each scored for the Hammers.

Arsenal 3 - 1 Fulham
Baptista (4), Adebayor (84) and Gilberto (pen 87) scored for Arsenal. Davies (78) netted Fulham's lone goal.

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Poor old Everton. I'm sure they thought they had this one in the bag. Just goes to show what a champion team Man U is and you can never count them out of a match.

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