Fulham produced a stunning comeback with 20 minutes remaining to snatch a vital 3-2 win over Man City with sub Diomansy Kamara bagging a brace to survive another week in the Barclays Premier Legaue.

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Bolton held on for a valuable point in their battle against relegation following Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Tottenham at White Hart Lane.

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Liverpool recovered from being two goals down to snatch a 2-2 draw against Birmingham at St Andrews with Peter Crouch and Yossi Benayoun among the scorers.

James McFadden makes space for a brilliant cross from the right and the ball comes to Mikael Forssell at the back post who has time to control and finish low into the corner. That could be a crucial goal for Birmingham.

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Martin Skrtel gives away the free-kick, bringing down James McFadden, and Sebastian Larsson steps up to curl home a delicious free-kick from just outside the box. Radhi Jaidi was jumping around in front of Pepe Reina as Larsson prepared to take the kick.

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Lovely slaloming run from his own half by Jermaine Pennant. He beats three men before letting Peter Crouch apply the cool finish. That sets up a nervy finish at St Andrews.

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Lucas delivers the cross from the right and Yossi Benayoun’s header takes a cruel deflection off Radhi Jaidi before beating Maik Taylor. Another twist in the relegation battle.

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Chelsea are level on points with Man Utd at the top of the Barclays Premier League after beating the Red Devils 2-1 at Stamford Bridge thanks to a brace from German skipper Michael Ballack.

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Joe Cole probably should have passed the ball to Didier Drogba initially but Rio Ferdinand’s clearance hits his team-mate and goes straight back to Cole, whose clipped shot hits the angle of post and bar.

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Joe Cole skips through but the pass is too far ahead of him and Edwin van der Sar gets there first. Cole flicks out a leg, but doesn’t make any contact with the United keeper. Nonetheless, Van der Sar holds his head and stays down for a while - which is a little bit naughty, to say the very least.

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Didier Drogba does brilliantly to keep the ball under pressure and eventually makes space for the cross - which is headed home by an unmarked Michael Ballack. Avram Grant goes beserk on the bench. As the Chelsea players celebrate, they unfurl a number eight shirt with “Pat Lampard RIP” on it.

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Calamity for Chelsea. Didier Drogba wins a free-kick in midfield and Paulo Ferreira passes it across to Ricardo Carvalho, who doesn’t seem to be ready for it and allows the ball to slide under his feet. He hurriedly stabs it across to John Terry but Wayne Rooney nips in and finishes low past Petr Cech. The striker gestures at his team-mates not to touch him as he holds his injured hip. Sir Alex Ferguson stumbles as he jumps up to celebrates, but he won’t care about that.

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Penalty to Chelsea. Incredible. Michael Carrick is penalised by the linesman for blocking Michael Essien’s right-wing cross with his arm.

Can you believe it? Edwin van der Sar does his best to delay the kick, getting booked in the process, but Michael Ballack does brilliantly to keep his cool and send the keeper the wrong way. He gets a hug from new best friend Didier Drogba for his troubles.

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The new 08/10 Chelsea Home and Goalkeeper Kit.

The new Liverpool home and goalkeeper kit for the upcoming 08/10 season.

Zenit St Petersburg earned a priceless away goal following Thursday’s 1-1 draw at Bayern Munich to boost their hopes of making their first UEFA Cup final appearance.

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Cristiano Ronaldo missed a third-minute spot-kick as Sir Alex Ferguson’s side drew 0-0 against Barcelona in the first leg semi final of the Champions League on Wednesday.

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John Arne Riise’s own goal hands Chelsea the advantage in a undeserved 1-1 draw at Anfield against Liverpool.

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Alex Del Piero scored a hat-trick to give Juventus a 4-0 win at Atalanta and boost his hopes of making Roberto Donadoni’s final squad for EURO 2008.

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