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Hot Topics

Everything Under Control

FA Justice in Action

Three for Sorrow

England

Arsenal

Did Arsene Get His Sums Wrong?

Arsenal Star Milton Dies

Soho Square Farce

Ashley and a Heavy Dose of the Blues

Arsenal and the Future

Clean Sweep for Arsenal

Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn's European Ambitions Dented

Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wise, Pound Foolish

Downsizing at Bolton

Chelsea

It's Thumbs Up for Lampard

How Chelsea Blew it in Geordieland

Another Fine Mess, Mourinho

Chelsea's Big Mistake

Sideways is Best for Chelsea

Chelsea on the Slide

Chelsea - Play or Pose?

Chelsea Fail Again

All Quiet in the Chelsea Midfield

The Price of Failure

Chelsea Lose Their Title

Liverpool

The Nation Backs Liverpool

Liverpool Make it Big

Liverpool Should Be Cautious

Manchester City

Manchester Teams Worlds Apart

Manchester United

United Narrow Favourites

The Art of Being Bullish

Alex Gets Arsene's Vote

Crying in the Rain

Champions United Make Their Point

Newcastle United

Portsmouth

Record for Portsmouth Keeper

Your Round, Harry

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham, Envy and the Price of Silver

Arsenal Expose Underachieving Spurs

Tottenham Hotspur - You Have to Laugh

Referees

Tonic for Coleman

Fulham boss Chris Coleman, who had been troubled by a viral infection, was given the best possible tonic when his side toppled high-flying Spurs with a late headed goal by Carlos Bocanegra from Elliotts free kick.

Earlier, the visitors centre back Michael Dawson had been dismissed by referee Howard Webb following a clumsy second yellow card foul on Helguson on the edge of the box which few people outside the Spurs camp could have disputed. And to add to Spurs frustration, Fulhams side contained full back Wayne Bridge, on loan from Chelsea and a player they had coveted.

Fulhams victory, which maintains their impressive form at Craven Cottage, was watched from the stands by new midfielder Michael Brown, who is looking forward to the opportunity to play more regularly than he was able to as a Spurs player.