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Uno dei più attesi derby londinesi, quello tra Tottenham ed Arsenal, è stato appannaggio dei “bianchi”. Vittorie a valanga per il Chelsea ed il Fulham contro Bolton e QPR. In Championship dimissionario l’allenatore del Nottingham Forest. Nella Scottish Premier League Celtic sconfitti dagli Hearts. Ne ha approfittato il Motherwell, ora secondo a nove punti dai Rangers.

 

Page last updated at 16:59 GMT, Sunday, 2 October 2011 17:59 UK

By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer at White Hart Lane

Walker hits a swerving shot to beat Arsenal keeper Wojciech Szczesny

Kyle Walker’s late long-range strike gave Tottenham victory in a frenetic north London derby with Arsenal at White Hart Lane.

The right-back – watched by England coach Fabio Capello – condemned Arsenal to their fourth Premier League defeat of the season when his swerving 25-yard effort deceived goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny 17 minutes from time.

Rafael van der Vaart put Spurs in front with the 10,000th goal in the club’s history just before the interval, although Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and his players complained bitterly that he had handled before scoring.

Aaron Ramsey then gave Arsenal the equaliser they deserved five minutes after half-time before Walker settled a high-tempo encounter that made light of the searing temperatures.

It was another thrilling meeting between these two fierce rivals and tempers threatened to boil over at the final whistle when Wenger was involved in a touchline confrontation with Spurs coach Clive Allen before the pair made their way down the tunnel.

On the pitch Spurs just edged the Gunners, who more than matched Harry Redknapp’s side for long periods, but were once again undermined by fragility at the back.

Former Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor was a predictably prominent figure for the home side, while Scott Parker demonstrated the wisdom of his signing by completely overshadowing Wenger’s £10m deadline day purchase Mikel Arteta.

Szczesny, in particular, will feel the disappointment of defeat but the young Pole also distinguished himself with fine saves from Parker, Adebayor and Jermain Defoe.

The frantic early pace of the game made no allowances for the heat and Parker should have given Spurs the lead after only six minutes. Alex Song conceded possession in dangerous territory but Parker could only shoot straight at Szczesny with only the keeper to beat.

Arsenal’s confidence in possession and their willingness to take the game to Spurs belied their early-season struggles and Theo Walcott was inches away from giving them the lead when his angled effort deflected just wide off Ledley King.

From the resulting corner, it needed the intervention of Benoit Assou-Ekotto on the line to divert Ramsey’s header away to safety.

Arsenal’s best first-half chance fell to Gervinho after 28 minutes, Wenger leaping from his seat and pumping his fists in frustration as the striker took a pass from Robin van Persie in his stride 10 yards out before steering a finish carelessly wide.

The deadlock was broken in contentious circumstances six minutes before half-time. Arsenal’s defending was ponderous as Bacary Sagna and Per Mertesacker allowed Van der Vaart far too much time to collect Adebayor’s pass before shooting across Szczesny into the bottom corner.

Arsenal, with Wenger leading the complaints, appealed for handball but the protests were ignored as Van der Vaart ran to celebrate among the Spurs fans, an action he was fortunate referee Mike Dean ignored as he had already been booked for a foul on Kieran Gibbs.

Van der Vaart undid his earlier good work when he was guilty of dreadful defending to let Arsenal in for the equaliser. As Younes Kaboul’s clearing header fell to Song, the Dutchman made only a token effort to stop his run and was punished as Ramsey arrived at the near post to turn in his cross.

Spurs almost delivered the instant response as Bale set Adebayor free inside the area but Szczesny was once more alert to the danger and denied the former Arsenal striker with an instinctive one-handed save.

However, the young keeper had to take a large share of the responsibility as Spurs regained the lead.

Arsenal’s defence allowed substitute Sandro too much time to cross and when the loose ball fell to Walker, his shot carried pace and swerve but Szczesny should not have been deceived to let the ball evade his grasp.

Mertesacker had endured his moments of uncertainty and a complete breakdown in communication with Song almost let Bale in for a third, but his shot rolled agonisingly wide.

Szczesny joined Arsenal’s attack as they forced corners in injury time – but it was to no avail as Spurs held on to win.

(BBC Football )

Page last updated at 13:43 GMT, Sunday, 2 October 2011 14:43 UK

By Colin Moffat
BBC Scotland

Stevenson hammers Hearts into an unassailable 2-0 lead at Tynecastle

Rudi Skacel and Ryan Stevenson were on target as Hearts moved up to fourth place in the Scottish Premier League with a win over 10-man Celtic.

Fifty-eight minutes into a helter-skelter contest, Skacel drilled in a great strike from 16 yards.

Celtic then had midfielder Kris Commons sent off for an ugly, late challenge on Adrian Mrowiec.

Hearts sealed the points when Stevenson picked up a clever back-heel from David Templeton to crash home a shot.

The victory pushes the men in maroon ahead of St Johnstone on goal difference, while Celtic remain in third spot, ten points adrift of leaders Rangers.

Neil Lennon’s side have lost three of their league fixtures this term, compared to just four defeats over the course of last season.

Tynecastle passed a morning pitch inspection following heavy overnight rain and the home side started like lightning on the zippy, wet turf.

The Celtic defence was caught napping at a fourth-minute free kick from Ian Black, with Hearts’ lone striker Stevenson allowed a free diving header that Fraser Forster did well to tip round his post.

Soon after, Hearts skipper Marius Zaliukas hit the post with a shot from the penalty edge of the box, with Forster unsighted by a cluster of players following a corner.

Celtic took a while to get their strikers involved as a frenetic midfield battle raged on in the Edinburgh rain but the visitors should have taken the lead on 20 minutes.

Commons was sent off after 65 minutes

A poor header from Danny Grainger allowed James Forrest to scamper forward and cross from the right to find Bangura but the recent arrival’s close-range header was not powerful enough and Jamie MacDonald got down smartly to make a fine stop.

From the resulting corner, Commons drilled in a shot that MacDonald had to turn away at his near post.

The game deteriorated, with the flow regularly interrupted due to the number of fouls being committed but both sides continued to fashion chances.

Forster made a fantastic save at full stretch to prevent Hamill’s curling free-kick from 20 yards finding the top corner and MacDonald’s palms were stung by a thunderous long-range strike from Commons before the interval.

Celtic made a strong start to the second half, with some sharp passing in midfield forcing the home side to sit deeper and deeper.

However, Hearts took the lead out of the blue when Hamill hoisted a high ball into the penalty area and Skacel latched on to a touch from Templeton to rifle a fierce, angled shot beyond Foster from 16 yards.

And things went from bad to worse for the visitors six minutes later as Commons was shown a straight red card for a late lunge at Mrowiec after losing control of the ball inside the centre circle.

Celtic responded with a shot from substitute Mark Wilson that was parried wide by MacDonald but Hearts were further ahead on 81 minutes.

Templeton scurried after a long ball over the top of the Celtic defence and conjured up a back-heel on the byeline that fell nicely for Stevenson, who was composed enough to evade the advancing Forster before slamming a shot high into the net.

The depleted visitors could not find a way back against a resolute Hearts defence, with the home side happy to hit on the break over the closing minutes.

(BBC Football )

 

Sunday’s defeat by Birmingham was McClaren’s last game as Forest boss

Steve McClaren has resigned as manager of Championship strugglers Nottingham Forest after 112 days in charge.

McClaren, 50, stepped down during a meeting with chairman Nigel Doughty that followed Sunday’s 3-1 home defeat against Birmingham City.

Forest are currently fourth from bottom in the Championship, having collected eight points from 10 games.

The club has confirmed that Doughty, also the club’s owner, will step down as chairman at the end of the season.

(BBC Football )

 

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