Arsenal gave the lead after losing to a newly promoted

On this Saturday gave Arsenal the lead in the Premier League to Chelsea and Liverpool after starring the surprise of the sixth round and losing in the Emirates Stadium against newly promoted Hull City (1-2), while Chelsea and Liverpool lead the table after sealing victory with commitments from the sixth round.

Wenger's men, who came from the historical golear Sheffield (6-0) in the 'Carling Cup', added his second defeat of the season and could not stay in the top position liguera, which was occupied by the Chelsea and the 'Pool'.

The 'Gunners' ahead on the scoreboard thanks to an own goal in the right side of Hull McShane in the 50 minute match, but London was relaxed and underestimated the might of Hull, who put the tables in the bright thanks to a goal from former Barca Geovanni 62, in the game.

Arsenal, with the casualties of Rosicky, Diaby, Nasri and Da Silva, took out all their artillery to the playing field (-Bendtner and Carlos Vela) and was in search of the victory of both the opening holes and neglecting behind it that was exploited by the 'tigers' to score the goal of the ruling, by Cousin.

The 'Child', the classic hero of Liverpool

The 'Child', a total of three so many so far this season, showed his great form, scoring two goals in less than three minutes and became the hero of the classic Mersey after winning at Everton for 0 to 2.

The set of Rafa Benitez, a total of 14 points and still unbeaten, was aupó the leadership of the table tied on points with Chelsea and lifted the puncture suffered last weekend against the Stoke City at Anfield.

Also, the Chelsea of Scolari had no problems to win their encounter against the Stoke City (0-2) and took all three points in the Britannia Stadium thanks to goals from Portuguese Bosinwa the first half and the Gallic Anelka.

In addition, at Old Trafford, a goal from Cristiano Ronaldo from eleven meters track the victory of Manchester United (2-0) before a Bolton tried to defend the draw tooth and nail, and that was about to achieve but it becomes by the dubious penalty awarded to the 'reds Devils'.

On the other hand, the Newcastle Xisco and Jose Enrique still does not lift head following the departure of Kevin Keegan and fell again defeated St. James Park against a Blackburn Rovers (1-2) who took the match without doing anything to another world, while in London, West Ham from Gianfranco Zola kept the good level shown last weekend and defeated a Fulham (0-2) played with ten men for most of the match due to the expulsion by direct red Johnson.

In Birmingham, Aston Villa continued their good run of results and back at Villa Park (2-1) at a Sunderland who was ahead on the scoreboard with a bit of French Cissé, while in Yorkshire, the 'Boro' in Southgate (0-1) added its fourth defeat of the season after losing at home for the minimum with West Bromwich Albion's former Majorcan Borja Valero.

Photo; Hull City's Dean Marney (left) tackles Arsenal's Emmanuel Eboue during their Premiership match.