Chelsea and Liverpool Accelerate

* The 'Gunners' fall back into house for a own goal

Benitez flies, fire and Scolari keeps Wenger. The day of the Premier marked the lowest point of Arsenal, who lost 0-2 to Aston Villa and is now nine points of the head. Chelsea and Liverpool share the lead.

Liverpool remains undaunted the march towards their first league after 18 years of abstinence. Their 0-2 victory at Bolton by confirming his great form and the faith of a team that finally feels confident about tackling the huge challenge that remains after many seasons of frustration. Liverpool has already become routine in the triumph, the sign of the greats.

For its part, continues to lead Chelsea by Scolari after a 0-3 at West Bronwich with two other inspired so many of Anelka. Behind asomando continues as usual on Manchester United, who swept to a modest 5-0 by Stoke City and still has a game remaining with which to accelerate their pace of game.

What's Liverpool and looks serious. It has been anchored to the top spot with the usual solvency of the teams of Rafa Benitez, but with a dressing more offensive than usual that multiplies its potential and expectations of success. Bolton was the victim of the new machine the 'red', a rival without options that dropped all its walls when it hit the first goal, marked by the Dutchman Dirk Kuyt mediated the first half.

From there, there was only one team on the field and incomes rose in the second period with both Steven Gerrard. Torres came in 59 minutes replacing Robbie Keane. Still recovering from his injury on Wednesday and will be with the Spanish team. Progressing very well because his pass to Gerrard in the second goal was spectacular.

Chelsea still roaming and his visit to colista resulted in a further show of force. The numbers are frightening Scolari's team. Has set 32 goals and has only four in 13 matches snaps.

Anyone who does not follow the same pace of Liverpool is Arsenal, which lost its fourth game of the season, this time at home against Aston Villa. A whole fiasco after his meritorious victory by 2-1 against Manchester. The team led by Martin O'Neill was far superior and you could get ahead in the first part, when Almunia stopped a penalty to Young. After the break, the contras were the villains of primers. Clichy, in its own door, and Agbolahor, nailed the marker.

The Manchester remains as hers. Is not immutable and the prosecution maintains. Last year started badly and won. The 5-0 at Stoke, with two goals from Cristiano demonstrates that it is plugged. The day was also marked by the first defeat of Tottenham Juande post. Redknap team lost 2-1 in the fief of Fulham.

Kuyt celebrates the first goal of Liverpool. (Photo: AFP)

Result Premier League: 15 November 2008

Bolton W. 0 - 2 Liverpool

Arsenal 0 - 2 Aston Villa

Blackburn R. 1 - 2 Sunderland

Fulham 2 - 1 Tottenham H.

Manchester U. 5 - 0 Stoke C.

Newcastle U. 2 - 2 Wigan Athletic

West Ham U. 0 - 0 Portsmouth

West Bromwich A. 0 - 3 Chelsea