Manchester
United 2 West Brom 0
Game over: Robin van
Persie celebrates scoring his team's second goal
Bullet: Van Persie
climbed off the bench to seal all three points for United against West
Brom
Provider: Ashley Young's
cross was turned in by McAuley for the opening goal of the
game
Danny Welbeck - afforded
a rare start in a central striking berth - and Shinji Kagawa - back for the
first time since suffering a knee injury in October - both sparkled for the
hosts, who were so obviously on top
Steel: Nemanja Vidic
helped shore up a previously leaky Unite defence
Doubt: The match at Old
Trafford went ahead despite torrential rain prior to kick
off
Friendly chat? Sir Alex
Ferguson with fourth official Phil Dowd and mascot Fred the
Red
And with United's
passing becoming increasingly sloppy, they continued to push on with
force.
Back in action: Shinji
Kagawa made his return for United following an injury
lay-off
Norwich 3
Man City 4
Already? Dzeko scored
his second early in the match
Game on: Anthony
Pilkington scored a free-kick as the sides went in at 2-1
Class: Sergio Aguero
lifts the ball over Mark Bunn to make it 3-1
Back in the goals:
Aguero wheeled away after his expertly taken goal
Get in: Russell Martin
heads home Norwich's second
Spicy: Samir Nasri was
red-carded for putting his head against Sebastien
Bassong's
Oh dear: Nasri was
dismissed just before half-time
Unlucky: Dzeko was
deprived of a hat-trick when his shot ricocheted in off
Bunn
Squeaky bum time: Martin
scored Norwich's third to make things interesting again
Whack: Vincent Kompany
slides in on Bradley Johnson
Flying high: Edin Dzeko
competes for the ball in the second half
Taskmaster: Roberto
Mancini issues some instructions from the touchline
Goalscorers: Aguero and
Martin (right) were both among the goals
Sunderland
1 Tottenham 2:
Hot Spurs: Tottenham came
from behind to beat Sunderland and move third in the Premier
League
Wing wizard: Aaron Lennon
grabbed the winner applying a finishing touch to a swift passing
move
Adebayor failed to make
the most of Gareth Bale's enterprising fourth-minute run and pull-back, and
Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris was able to collect Craig Gardner's deflected free-kick
with little difficulty seconds later.
Been a while: Sunderland
took the lead through John O'Shea's first goal in more than three
years
Been a while: Sunderland
took the lead through John O'Shea's first goal in more than three years reland
international, back in the starting line-up after illness, gleefully swept the
ball into the unguarded net.
Miss: Emmanuel Adebayor
wasted several chances, most notably when he hit the bar from two
yards
O'Neill's men returned
in determined mood and the way Johnson went past Bale before seeing his cross
hacked clear by Sandro might have proved inspirational.
Thorn: Gareth Bale caused
plenty of problems, but was later booked for diving, his fifth caution this
season
Spurs should really have
ended the game as contest on the hour when, with the Black Cats in disarray,
Bale, who was later booked for diving, sprinted from halfway before picking out
Defoe in front of goal.
Game over: Robin van
Persie celebrates scoring his team's second goal
Bullet: Van Persie
climbed off the bench to seal all three points for United against West
Brom
Provider: Ashley Young's
cross was turned in by McAuley for the opening goal of the
game
Danny Welbeck - afforded
a rare start in a central striking berth - and Shinji Kagawa - back for the
first time since suffering a knee injury in October - both sparkled for the
hosts, who were so obviously on top
Steel: Nemanja Vidic
helped shore up a previously leaky Unite defence
Doubt: The match at Old
Trafford went ahead despite torrential rain prior to kick
off
Friendly chat? Sir Alex
Ferguson with fourth official Phil Dowd and mascot Fred the
Red
And with United's
passing becoming increasingly sloppy, they continued to push on with
force.
Back in action: Shinji
Kagawa made his return for United following an injury
lay-off
Norwich 3 Man City 4
Already? Dzeko scored
his second early in the match
Game on: Anthony
Pilkington scored a free-kick as the sides went in at 2-1
Class: Sergio Aguero
lifts the ball over Mark Bunn to make it 3-1
Back in the goals:
Aguero wheeled away after his expertly taken goal
Get in: Russell Martin
heads home Norwich's second
Spicy: Samir Nasri was
red-carded for putting his head against Sebastien
Bassong's
Oh dear: Nasri was
dismissed just before half-time
Unlucky: Dzeko was
deprived of a hat-trick when his shot ricocheted in off
Bunn
Squeaky bum time: Martin
scored Norwich's third to make things interesting again
Whack: Vincent Kompany
slides in on Bradley Johnson
Flying high: Edin Dzeko
competes for the ball in the second half
Taskmaster: Roberto
Mancini issues some instructions from the touchline
Goalscorers: Aguero and
Martin (right) were both among the goals
Sunderland 1 Tottenham 2:
Hot Spurs: Tottenham came
from behind to beat Sunderland and move third in the Premier
League
Wing wizard: Aaron Lennon
grabbed the winner applying a finishing touch to a swift passing
move
Adebayor failed to make
the most of Gareth Bale's enterprising fourth-minute run and pull-back, and
Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris was able to collect Craig Gardner's deflected free-kick
with little difficulty seconds later.
Been a while: Sunderland
took the lead through John O'Shea's first goal in more than three
years
Been a while: Sunderland
took the lead through John O'Shea's first goal in more than three years reland
international, back in the starting line-up after illness, gleefully swept the
ball into the unguarded net.
Miss: Emmanuel Adebayor
wasted several chances, most notably when he hit the bar from two
yards
O'Neill's men returned
in determined mood and the way Johnson went past Bale before seeing his cross
hacked clear by Sandro might have proved inspirational.
Thorn: Gareth Bale caused
plenty of problems, but was later booked for diving, his fifth caution this
season
Spurs should really have
ended the game as contest on the hour when, with the Black Cats in disarray,
Bale, who was later booked for diving, sprinted from halfway before picking out
Defoe in front of goal.
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