Premier league Week-end Results

Manchester United 3-1 Chelsea

Manchester United claimed a record-equalling 18th successive home victory by beating title rivals Chelsea 3-1 to march two points clear at the Premier League summit.

Goal Scorers: C Smalling, L Nani, W Rooney(Man United), F Torres(Chelsea) 

Tottenham 4-0 Liverpool

Emmanuel Adebayor netted twice on his home debut as Tottenham hammered four unanswered goals past nine-man Liverpool to earn a first home win of the campaign.

Goal Scorers: L Modric, J Defoe, E Adebayor -2 Goals(Tottenham)

 Sunderland 4-0 Stoke

Manager Steve Bruce heaved a huge sigh of relief as Sunderland destroyed Stoke 4-0 to claim their first victory of the season at The Stadium of Light.

Goal Scorers: T Bramble, C Gardner, S Larsson(Sunderland), J Woodgate – Own Goal(Stoke)

Blackburn 4-3 Arsenal

Arsenal self-destructed in a awful second-half display against Blackburn to leave boss Arsene Wenger once more in the firing line.

Goal Scorers: Gervinho, M Arteta, M Chamakh, A Song – Own goal, L Koscielny – Own Goal (Arsenal), A Yakubu – 2 Goals(Blackburn)

Aston Villa 1-1 Newcastle

Darren Bent wasted two golden chances as Aston Villa and Newcastle maintained their unbeaten start by sharing the spoils at Villa Park.

Goal Scorers: L Best(Newcastle), G Agbonlahor(Aston Villa)

Bolton 1-2 Norwich

Quickfire first-half goals from Anthony Pilkington and Bradley Johnson secured Paul Lambert's Norwich their first top-flight away win in 17 years at the Reebok Stadium.

Goal Scorers: Anthony Pilkington,  Bradley Johnson(Norwich), Martin Petrov(Bolton)

Everton 3-1 Wigan

Everton left it late to secure their first home win of the season after it appeared they would again finish disappointed having dominated throughout.

Goal Scorers: P Jagielka, A Vellios, R Drenthe(Everton), F di Santo(Wigan)

Wolves 0-3 QPR

QPR's new-look team put in an impressive display as they ran out comfortable winners against Wolves at Molineux.

Goal Scorers: Joey Barton, Alejandro Faurlin, DJ Campbell(QPR) 

Swansea 3-0 West Brom

Swansea ended their goal drought in style as they claimed a first Premier League win at the Liberty Stadium.

Goal Scorers: S Sinclair - Penalty, L Lita, N Dyer(Swansea)

 Fulham 2-2 Manchester City

Manchester City surrendered their 100% start to the season as home side Fulham stunned them with a second-half comeback at Craven Cottage to draw 2-2.

Goal Scorers: S Aguero – 2 Goals(Man City), B Zamora, D Murphy(Fulham)

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Spanish La Liga Week end Fixtures

Saturday

Granada Vs Villarreal Sporting Gijon vs Valencia Mallorca vs  Malaga Barcelona vs  Osasuna Sevilla vs  Real Sociedad

Sunday

Getafe  vs  Rayo Vallecano Real Zaragoza vs Espanyol Atletico Madrid vs Racing Santander Levante vs Real Madrid Athletic Bilbao vs Real Betis

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Lindegaard chafing for Manchester United spot

Goal keeper Anders Lindegaard has restated he is not at Manchester United to 'pick his nose' after enjoying his UEFA Champions League debut against Benfica.

The goalkeeper joined English champions from Aalesunds in the January transfer window and made two appearances in the FA Cup last season.

He has been providing the back-up to summer signing David de Gea in the Premier League so far this campaign, but was given a chance in Wednesday's game away to Benfica.

Lindegaard impressed in the 1-1 draw in the Stadium of light and is determined to push The Spaniard all the way to be Sir Alex Ferguson's first choice between the posts.

"I have said one thousand times before - I am not here to pick my nose," said Lindegaard.

"Although I came from a small team in Norway called Aalesunds, I am here because I want to play, not because I want to sit on the bench."

The Denmark international was beaten by Oscar Cardozo's first-half strike, but produced a couple of important saves in the second half.

He added: "I am satisfied with my own performance.

"I am a bit sad that I didn't save the first goal as I touched it with my fingertips. It would have been a great save, but apart from that I was satisfied with my performance.

"I had great fun and that is the most important part of why I play football. I enjoyed it very much and it was a great night.

"It is a great stadium to play in with a very loud audience. I could also hear our fans which was nice. This is why I came to United. To play in these kind of games."

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Capello: Give Gasperini more time

England boss Fabio Capello has played down a move to Italian giants Inter Milan while urging them to give Gian Piero Gasperini more time to turn things around.

Capello was one of the favorites for the job at the San Siro following the departure of Leonardo in the summer.

And he is now back in the frame for the job as pressure mounts on new Inter manager Gasperini, who has suffered three defeats out of three including the shock 1-0 defeat to Trabzonspor in the Champions League.

Capello has instead advised the Nerazzurri to have faith in Gasperini and gave his take on the Serie A title race.

"Inter do not need me. Let us give the Coach time to do his work," he was quoted as saying in Football Italia.

"The Scudetto is between Milan, Juventus, Inter and Napoli. The Partenopei are doing very well and played a great game in the Champions League.

"Don't forget a draw away to Manchester City is a wonderful result, because I consider City to be without doubt among the strongest sides in Europe at the moment."

The Italian was also impressed with Udinese despite the Italian side failing to qualify for the Champions League after a play-off defeat to the Gunners.

"I saw both their games against Arsenal, both home and away. They did very well, but were not lucky and I know in football you need a bit of good fortune.

"Udinese have a fine Coach, the right mentality and a club that pays attention. As a manager, I know how important it is to have a strong club behind you."

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