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Tifosi del Carlisle: invasione di campo ed aggressione a giocatori del Leeds. EPL: Chelsea e Man U rallentano.


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Almeno tre giocatori del Leeds sarebbero stati aggrediti da supporters del Carlisle, precedentemente già autori di un’invasione di campo al termine del match tra le due squadre. La gara era valevole per il “St. Johnstone’s Paint Trophy”. La dirigenza dei “bianchi” ha formalmente protestato nel merito e le autorità, con ogni probabilità, sanzioneranno il Carlisle per responsabilità oggettiva. In “EPL”  l’ Arsenal ha avuto la meglio sull’ altalenante Liverpool ed il Tottenham ha ceduto l’ intera posta a casa dei Wolves mentre il West Ham ha fermato la marcia della sorpresa Birmingham.  Segna il passo il Man U che esce con un punto sul non facile terreno del “Villa Park” e fa ancora peggio il Chelsea battuto dall’ Everton. In “SPL” pareggio dei Rangers sul campo del Motherwell, vittoria dei Celtic sugli Hearts ed un frizzante due pari tra Hibs e Aberdeen.

 

Everton 2 – 1 Chelsea

Florent Lamouda put Chelsea in front after eluding Phil Neville
Malouda put Chelsea ahead but Everton responded superbly


By Paul Fletcher

Everton striker Louis Saha scored twice as Chelsea saw their lead at the top of the Premier League cut to one point.

Florent Malouda put Chelsea ahead with a shot across goal but Saha headed Everton level from a corner after his clever run lost marker John Terry.Saha should have put the home team ahead but Petr Cech saved his penalty.The Everton striker smashed his second with a crisp finish after Terry failed to clear, while Didier Drogba later headed against the woodwork.The result was no less than Everton deserved after a performance of skill and determination – and it ensured that David Moyes’s 300th game as a Premier League manager ended with his first victory over Chelsea.

( BBC Football )

 

INGHILTERRA: Premier League
20:45 Finale Arsenal 1 – 0 Liverpool
20:45 Finale Aston Villa 1 – 1 Manchester Utd
20:45 Finale West Ham 2 – 0 Birmingham
20:45 Finale Wolves 1 – 0 Tottenham
21:00 Finale Blackburn 1 – 0 Hull
21:00 Finale Everton 2 – 1 Chelsea
SCOZIA: Premier League
20:45 Finale Celtic 2 – 0 Hearts (0 – 0)
20:45 Finale Dundee Utd 0 – 2 Hamilton (0 – 2)
20:45 Finale Falkirk 0 – 1 Kilmarnock (0 – 0)
20:45 Finale Hibernian 2 – 2 Aberdeen (0 – 2)
20:45 Finale Motherwell 1 – 1 Rangers (1 – 0)
20:45 Finale St. Mirren 1 – 1 ST. Johnstone (0 – 1)

Premier League table

Wednesday, 10 February 2010 21:59 UK

Position Team P GD PTS

1 Chelsea 26 39 58
2 Man Utd 26 41 57
3 Arsenal 26 31 52
4 Liverpool 26 16 44
5 Man City 24 15 44
6 Tottenham 26 19 43
7 Aston Villa 25 13 42
8 Birmingham 25 -2 37
9 Everton 25 -1 35
10 Fulham 26 2 34
11 Blackburn 26 -17 31
12 Stoke 24 -4 30
13 Sunderland 25 -10 26
14 West Ham 25 -8 24
15 Wolves 25 -21 24
16 Wigan 24 -23 24
17 Hull 26 -26 24
18 Burnley 25 -25 23
19 Bolton 24 -17 22
20 Portsmouth 25 -22 16

Scottish Premier Table

10 Feb 2010 21:45 UK

Position Team P GD PTS

1 Rangers 24 40 55
2 Celtic 24 22 47
3 Hibernian 23 16 43
4 Dundee Utd 24 2 39
5 Motherwell 24 1 34
6 Aberdeen 23 -6 28
7 Hearts 24 -7 28
8 St Johnstone 21 -8 24
9 Kilmarnock 24 -13 22
10 St Mirren 23 -11 21
11 Hamilton 23 -17 20
12 Falkirk 23 -19 17

 

Leeds players attacked by Carlisle fans – Simon Grayson

By Sean Chaney


Leeds United manager Simon Grayson
Simon Grayson’s Leeds United team are currently second in League One

Carlisle United say they will investigate Leeds manager Simon Grayson’s claims that his players were attacked by home fans at Brunton Park.

Grayson says his players were struck during a pitch invasion after Tuesday’s Johnstone’s Paint Trophy area final.”Three of my players were caught by punches within the crowd, anything could have happened,” said Grayson.Leeds United confirmed on Wednesday that they are investigating the matter and intend to make a formal complaint.”It is our current intention to make a formal complaint to the football authorities about the apparent lack of security arrangements in relation to the safety of our players at Carlisle,” said Leeds United chief executive Shaun Harvey.

“It is also our intention to supplement the evidence we already have by having further conversations with both Carlisle Football Club and the Cumbria Police Force,” added Harvey.Grayson backed the club’s decision to take the matter forward on Wednesday: “I am still very unhappy at the lack of protection afforded to my players and am pleased that the club will be taking the matter further with the relevant authorities.”Carlisle media officer Andy Hall confirmed the Cumbrian club were talking to club officials and local police on Wednesday to ascertain exactly what happened.”After that meeting we will be able to say what we, as a club, think went on,” said Hall.Carlisle won the tie on penalties after a 4-4 aggregate draw, which sparked a pitch invasion.Leeds boss Grayson said after the match: “It is a serious issue, we are disappointed the stewards and police did not react.”There has to be something done about it and the safety of [the players]. I will be taking this further with people involved at a higher level than this,” warned Grayson.”I can understand the exuberance of the fans coming on, but there has to be something done to get my players off.”Three of them have been hit from behind and anything could’ve happened,” added the Leeds boss.There were also reports that a blue laser pen was shone at Leeds’ players as they took their penalties, while Grayson says his goalkeeper Casper Ankergren had objects thrown at him during the shoot-out.Carlisle chairman Andrew Jenkins said: “I didn’t see anything apart from fans coming on to the pitch.”But after the match, nobody from Leeds or elsewhere came forward and told me of any incidents.”In fact we were talking to the safety officer and he never said anything about it.”We’ve got a post-match meeting later today and no doubt things will be reported there.”Carlisle will now face Southampton in the final at Wembley on 28 March.
( BBC Football )

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