21/10/2012 Match of the Day 2

With the new James Bond movie just days away, Match Of The Day 2 is on

a mission to bring you full highlight of this afternoon's

Premier League games and all the goals yesterday. Watched by our own

Mr Big Alan Shearer and Mick McCarthy. We go on location to the

Stadium of Light. The file on this two goes back centuries so it could

be the most genuine rivalry in English football. The feuding began

in the 1,600 with a row over which city would control the region's

enemy. This would lead to Sunderland and Newcastle fighting

on opposing sides in the English Civil War. Since football was

invented, the time we're Derby has kept this back going. Today is the

140 eighth meeting and the 21st in the Premier League. Reconnaissance

tell us Newcastle just about hold the upper hand but this battle is

always unpredictable. Signed to It is a noise like nowhere else

this weekend. Time to earn their stripes, or not in Newcastle's case,

yellow is the order of the day. The Sunderland site has four newcomers

has tasted this one's unique defeats at the hands of Manchester

minutes in! Yohan Cabaye has his first goal of the season. How to

right. Look at Yohan Cabaye finishing up. And accurate finish.

boot of O'Shea. Alan Pardew is the first boss to get a chance to punch

planted itself into Ameobi's chest, by the look of things. That was a

genuine attempt to get the ball but Seb Larsson is lucky not to get a

Martin O'Neill did not flinch or flicker when the Newcastle goal

attentions of Colback. Martin Atkinson shows a red card to Cheick

Tiote. A lot of the talk before the game was that there would be

somebody sent off at some point today. Cheick Tiote's name was on a

lot of people's lips. He has gone. He was not happy with the way

Colback was trying to hold him back. There is the foul. Then he goes in

with his boot raised high on the Fletcher. How dangerous is that? I

have got to say, my look at it, I would say by what has gone before,

especially because he was the player being fouled, that seems

harsh. I just wonder how much part of the Sunderland public has played

in that, in the noise they made and the reaction, it does seem like a

top corner. He has done it before from that side on this ground in

that goal. That was when he was a Manchester City player. There was

looking for some sort of deflection, any sort of touch but it did not

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find that room? -- Fabricio Sunderland fans sent their team is

needed to provide a better ball into the middle. Sunderland have

not looked chock full of ideas near elaborate tumble. Larsen had the

defensive work. You do not always expect that from him. Tim Krul gets

on to it again with Louis Saha Demba Ba missed the chance to seal

the points for Newcastle. Demba Ba the side of the girl. A few people

thought he had put it in between there cannot be arguments about

that Bocking. It is in! Sunderland It goes in off the head of Demba Ba.

The player who Newcastle turned to for goals has netted one for

Sunderland. It could all turn around now. Hold on to your hats

They held on for so long. They looked to be cruising for the three

the end. It was so close to being a think he knows it. That will be it

at the Stadium of Light. It has finished all square in the Weir-

Tyne Derby. I think neither camp will be happy getting one point in

the overall context of the match. Far from a classic derby, generally,

$:/STARTFEED. We came out firing on all cylinders. The sending off

changed it. 60 Minutes is a long time in the Premier League to be

down to 10 men. We could not keep it in the last eight to 10 minutes.

It was a fantastic effort. They were very strong in the initial

period of the game then they had a player sent off. Numerically, have

we should have been able to use that a bit better. I thought we

became rather anxious, not threading the right pass through.

In the second half, I think it was just sheer pressure that brought

the equalising goal. There is always an incident that can change

the game. The sending-off did that. We accepted that. I think he got a

little tug before the incident and it changed the face of the game. We

were on fire. Do enjoy playing in these derby games? Of course. You

look to this game when you are going to play this game. I think

they're waiting for these points. In the derby games, you want to win

for your fans. And for yourselves as well. Most importantly for the

fans would these occasions. If you are 1-0 down, it is feared. -- good.

It is a sending off. I've thought Newcastle started brilliantly. They

really did. They got a goal. We were watching it and went, sending

off, straight away. We have slowed it down. That is the view of the

referee. He has a good few. The more you slow it down, the worse it

gets. You almost dangle a his leg. I'm not sure he has gone to do him

like that. -- dangle his leg. has been tapped beforehand and the

referee blew for a foul. -- tempt. His food has always been higher.

That was dangerous and late. -- and his foot. For us non-professionals,

we say, it was in midfield, it was early in the game, why was it not a

yellow? For a professional, it was a yard away club wasn't it?

foot was still high, just beneath his knee. I do not think he has

gone into her at him but he is late and he is high. -- and in to hurt

him. I do not think anyone can argue with that. I do not think he

did leave his foot. I think he dangled it and left it there. He

could have hurt Steven Fletcher. Sunderland have not had a huge

amount of goals on target. -- shops on target. How much was it that

Newcastle were playing very well and how much was it Sunderland not

capitalising on the extra man? bit of both. Newcastle were better

than Sunderland all over the park. This for me was the problem for

Sunderland. He got the ball and there was only one guy in the

middle. He has the option to cross. Still only one gite in the middle.

You're not going to score many goals if you only have one person

other. I think the full-back should be up there. They have the extra

man. Johnson could be coming further in server full-back could

give them the way it so. They go through the middle. -- so the full

back. Adam Johnson is playing in right-back position. He should be

further up the park. He kicked the ball long. Carlos College sheeny --

Fabrizio Coloccini was magnificent. Alan Pardew said a reminded him of

Bobby Moore. -- it reminded him. must have seen a few DVDs. I

remember seeing him play. In his latter years. But Fabrizio

Coloccini was fantastic. They really miss him, as in the game

against Manchester United. And tell they had the sending off, it was

Shola Ameobi who got sent off. is hard playing that role up front.

The way he held the ball up, ran in behind and brought his team-mate

into the game. He was full of energy. He is not back defending

but if he can hold the ball up, it takes the pressure off. When the

ball comes into you, I be have -- it has to stick. What about

Sunderland overall? Three wins in the last 21 games. They'd find it

difficult to pick up victories but it is hard to beat. They will get a

great deal of pleasure not losing it. Despite the 10 men and the

sending off. It is an own goal. They are a young side. They have

one of the anger squads in the Premier League. It is a building

job for Martin. -- the youngest squads. Teams who concede will get

relegated. Cheik Tiote has had the second most amount of cards in the

Premier League. Do you know who have had the most? They missed him

today - Lee Cattermole. We are off to Loftus Road in a second. Match

of the Day 3 is online from tomorrow morning. If you want to

catch all the goals again, much of the day 2 it is on the iPlayer from

midnight on Tuesday. -- Match of the Day. On Tuesday, the Chicago

Bears take on the Detroit Lions at 1:30am. Let's go back to our brand

of football. Today's other games will QPR take on ever turn. --

Everton. Backed by Malaysia and money, Queen's Park Rangers have

the dot be live and let by its approach to the Premier League so

far. No wins have left their manager desperate for some quantum

of solace. Everton are a formidable foe. They are not short of muscle,

guile or Steele. They are expertly led by David Miles. They have lost

just one of the last Premier League matches. They have scored in the

last four. They are without their chief henchman, which will give

defeat is enough to knock the living day and a -- daylights out

of QPR confidence. Everton have with the ticket tout campaign. --

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Inside two minutes. His first League goal for Queen's Park

Rangers. He has run three-quarters of the length of the field to do it.

Everton were backing off and backing up. It took a horrible

deflection off Leighton Baines. Tim Howard stood no chance. His team's

performances have deserved more points than Queen's Park Rangers

of goal by Armand Traore. Everton were complaining there was a foul

right at the start of the build-up but that was nearly curtains for

Tim Howard. Under pressure from time. I do not think QPR will be

happy with the decision. I can see it. Well done the big Brazilian. He

made sure he pushed it away. That was stuck Queen's Park Rangers

simply switched off. -- the free kick. Lovely flight. It crept in

behind the back four. It bounced off Julio Cesar. Back those in as

an own goal. The Everton defender would have loved to have claimed it

was a -- that goes in. Technically speaking, it is a Julio Cesar own

goal. Once again Queen's Park Rangers have conceded a sloppy goal.

Was his foot taken? It was guided away by Armand Traore. Queen's Park

Rangers are at sixes and sevens and Everton had a strong shout for a

penalty. That is a penalty. Nikica Jelavic might have thought about it

but there were certainly contact on his left boot. Everton should have

moment. Phil Jagielka with the Jagielka Kerr Forster that was good

football by QPR. -- Phil Jagielka. had a promising game for QPR. Phil

Jagielka got the block in. He was good spirit. Steven Pienaar has

apologised for what was an uncharacteristic challenge. He has

crept offside again. Everton on the to go. Of all the people, Steven

Pienaar sent off. One of the game's most gifted players. Off he goes.

Did this merit a second yellow? My first thought was he clicked his

ankle. I think Jose -- Jose Bosingwa makes contact with the

Everton player. Everton will feel really hard done by there. Brendan

Rodgers is here. Next week is the Merseyside derby and Pienaar will

international has done well since joining. A great effort by Jagielka

react to this. Queens Park Rangers cannot deal with the set piece. OK,

the header was at him but he still reacted and got there. That was a

that angle, you're never going to the Queens Park Rangers player who

perhaps. I think Seamus Coleman gets lucky here. That is a penalty,

all day long. He has lost possession of the ball, his foot

comes down and catches Junior up and cleared it away. But was a

good save. Steven Pienaar is in the tunnel area and he is not actually

allowed to stay there. He has to Premier League win this season,

cover again. He hurt himself, Jagielka. He was caught. Brilliant

recovery in defending their to react as he did, he knew he was

likely to get hurt and he did get hurt. Jagielka has been outstanding

We started brightly and got our reward. I thought he was excellent

all day. It was a decent enough performance once again. We have not

got the three points. You will not be happy with one or two decisions?

No, to send a player off in these circumstances is a ludicrous

decision. We had the same referee against West Brom and he did not

perform well on that day and he did not perform well today. Jelavic

seemed to be fouled in the first half. He stands on his foot. And

then Coleman tripped Junior Hoilett. We felt that the referee was only

four yards away and should have seen it so why he felt he couldn't

give that, I have no idea but in fairness, he did not have the best

of days today. I thought Phil Jagielka played like a true England

centre-half today. Is defending was terrific in the box. Your manager

rarely singled out individual players for praise but he has just

come in here and said you had a magnificent Foreman's, what do you

think about that? I thought I played well, especially going down-

to- ten men. Nearly got a couple of goals as well which would have been

nice. It was a good team performance, went 1-0 down. A

decent performance to come away from a point. -- with a point.

The referee was Jon Moss, not the same one from Culture Club. I agree

minutes later, this happens, Pienaar barges into him. He has a

word with him but nothing. Two minutes later, it looks like a

little clip but when you slowing- down, yellow card, a red card.

Pienaar does not attempt to get the ball. I think very harsh and not a

sending off for me. This was a penalty decision on Jelavic. I

think that was a penalty. He stands on his foot. You can see the

reaction of David Moyes, he thinks it is as well. This one here,

Coleman on at Junior Hoilett, a touch but if you smell it right

down, looking at it, yes, I think it is a penalty. We are going to

magnify this. I think it is a penalty. I think it is a touch. At

the time, I thought it was a penalty. It is where the ball goes,

a split second decision. I think 3 big decisions and he got them all

Watching in real time, we called the Steven Pienaar sending off.

did. Bear in mind, the referee is standing behind the players say he

would not have been able to see the little clip. They have only been

two penalties so we got one wrong. And we have the hindsight and now

we are not sure! You have taught yourselves back again, that is

terrible! When you are a manager watching Match of the day at Match

Of The Day 2, it must be frustrating when a team have

performed better week on week, but overall positive signs for QPR?

keep hearing that they are playing well, and I think they started

They get a bit of luck. Maybe they deserve that. They did not play

like a team who were a bag of nerves trying to get a draw, they

started out really lively. Great defending by Leighton Baines. I

thought this fellow, Granero, this is a positive fellow, I think he is

terrific. I have seen all his games and he has been a star man. This,

you can have all the good football you like, this will cost if not

defend it probably. This is at the zonal marking. You can see Nelson

trying to get to Jelavic and coming out of his Hull, coming out of the

position, throws them all out of kilter. The ball was headed against

the crossbar. This could have cost them. There was a another corner

kick, they defended abysmally and That will confuse them because you

said they have got to mark his own early, we have not heard that

before. In his opinion. But you're going to get blocked by your own

players. From a corner kick, you can mark, there are times when

players are bunched together. You try and man-mark them, they will go

in different directions. They are trying to block key. The other one,

the free kick coming in, you stand in a zone and you attack the back

of your mate's head. You do not get running all over because you can

see if you do. I never did that, teams used to pick a man out, your

man, he scores, that is your fault. But in zones, you have got

exclusive -- excuses. You are stood in ozone, you're going to attack

the ball, if you start running, you are blocked and it will end up in

the back of the net. Chairman will be watching this and think it is a

job interview with two perspective managers. Zamora was picking up

Sylvain Distin, his man. When you get in there as a manager, you

think, you were supposed to be picking him up, where were you? He

was not blocked. I do not think he should be marked, you should attack

the ball. That is the problem. Go and attack the ball. I love it, a

healthy debate. We always talk about spirit and we always talk

about commitment, we always talk about 100 % but to date some

brilliant one-touch passes. David Moyes knows what his team will get.

The other thing I think they have added this year is they have played

some very good football. They are in the league because they deserve

to be there. Next week on Match Of The Day 2 we will have the

Merseyside derby highlights for you. We move back to yesterday's action

now which we bring the every Sunday night guaranteed and we begin with

the three top sides who started slowly but finished up purring like

Blofeld's Pat. -- hat. The early pace-setters looked set

to get back to world domination. Potentially the toughest test yet

for the champions while their neighbours are typecast as a James

Bond baddie. It was the day when the big guns had their way with the

scoring defenders around. There is Gary Cahill to score a beauty. What

a finish to give Chelsea the lead. He tries to find the right delivery.

He did really well to improvise to keep it in. Spurs have the lead!

They have turned it around. Don't tell me it does not mean more to,

fine finish from one matter. He is one way and then the other. It is

There goes chain long fork West Brom and brought down by James

Milner. It is a red card. Mill that has to go. City down to ten men

with only a quarter of the game is a poacher's goal.

Tevez with the free kick. It has gone in. A dingy Echo, I do not

know where Foster was when that came in. City are level. An

overhead kick. A fine save by Joe Hart in stoppage time. That was a

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should trust has given Stoke City believed. -- Ryan Shawcross. Wayne

Rooney! That is more like it. He will be relieved. Taking up a

position at the back post, in towards Robin van Persie. Finally

got the angles right there. Through the defender's legs and unmarked,

Robin van Persie guiding the ball home. Wayne Rooney once more. What

a bore! A fantastic finish by Danny Welbeck. -- a ball. No chance of

have eight-game on our hands again Rio Ferdinand decided not to wear

the kick it at T-shirt before the game. I was disappointed. I said to

the press yesterday, it will be dealt with, do not worry about that.

If you look at the overall picture than the relationship between a

manager and a player, I cannot help but think it is win-win. The

players with dignity, who feel uneasy about supporting the

campaign have not been hypocrites and the other side is that the

campaign they feel uneasy about as been talked about more than it has

been in a decade. Ironically, by not wearing a T-shirt, as an

advertising campaign, it has worked wonders. Both sides had made really

intelligent points. Everyone has been pulling that the day to the

same point. Maybe they should air their grievances. -- much of the

day. One of the problems we do not know is whether it Sir Alex spoke

to Rio Ferdinand on Friday or Saturday because Rio felt so very

strongly about it that he did not want to wear the T-shirt. No one

knows if he were spoken to about it. Let's talk about Roberto Mancini

and Edin Dzeko. Do you have to start Tem will keep going with it?

If I had scored five or six goals, I think he would deserve to start.

His attitude is fantastic. I remember a certain power last year

who did not want to come off the bench, if he is coming off the

bench and changing games for them. He does not want to be known as

that. He is too good. Let's move on to the rest of yesterday's action.

Made up of sharp shooters, controversy is and stings in the

their defences breached. Fulham and West Ham lost on their own patches

and Swansea have not had a home win since August. Liverpool pledged to

stay at Anfield so how about a first home win this season? How the

people of Norfolk would celebrate his they were to win their first

match of the season - just the well hit. All the goalkeeper could

do worse set it up for Grant Holt. -- was set it up. It is all over.

They have done it was dug Chris Hughton beats Arsene Wenger. --

been coming for a while. What a lovely moment for him, his first

senior goal. A very good player in Listen to the Liverpool fans. They

minutes from time. That could be a priceless gold. The Northern

Ireland international make the man at the near post was dubbed he had

the faintest of touches. -- at the near post. He has put a smile on

second half, this frustrating deadlock is finally breached.

Hernandez with his first goal for Swansea. A good inswinger. But then

the space of two or three minutes, at Swansea may well have put this

improvisation. It reduces -- produces a sublime little flick and

Wigan are back in the game. Offside! The flag is up. I am sure

when Wigan look back at this, they will feel they ought to have got

you know what, I am not sure I touched that. Mark Noble will be

credited with the goal. Just seconds into the restart and West

Ham up on the move again. 2-0. Nolan! How much time did he have?

No man -- and no one was level with goal in the Premier League. Maybe

some Cantona back in business after all. So it important that

Southampton tighten up defensively a game. Their back in the game. A

penalty has been given. -- they are back. What on earth is he trying to

do? Noble scores and it is 3-1 to League goal and it is apt. The day

he opens his Premier League account and it is a fabulous goal. We need

to talk Norwich. Sometimes when a big team is beaten, we can

emphasise their defeat and not the victory enough. Norwich had three

points and they are well deserved. As poor as Arsenal were, do not

take anything away from Norwich. From start to finish, they were the

better team. The pressure was on and a thoroughly deserved the win.

The big man scoring again for them. A proper centre-forward's goal. He

admitted afterwards he looked eight Champ when he missed two. He had

scored the winner. Sterling's first goal for Liverpool. Can you

remember your first? 1997 against Chesterfield. -- 1977. Mine was in

1988. The usual big finish and we will begin with tomorrow's

headlines today. The Tyne and Wear derby will need a sequel the season

as it ended or even in score. But not players. A similar storyline

for Everton at QPR with Steven Pienaar proving you only foul twice.

A hero could not be found. 1-1. Now age of this weekend's starting 11th.

Brendan Rodgers might need a teaching licence soon. Really worth

noting that Chelsea are now of the 5th youngest starting 11, certainly

this weekend. As we move down towards the oldest, all the teams

for Manchester United damp think that crime is something you find in

your bath. -- down think that grime. These are the five oldest from the

after another celebration of the most explosive domestic lead --

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