Tottenham 1 Manchester Utd 1

Peace campaigners in Belfast have staged a second rally in as many days to demonstrate their opposition to the recent unrest.

Corinthians 1 Chelsea 0

QPR 2 Fulham 1

Newcastle 1 Man City 3

Hull 2 Huddersfield 0

With three-quarters of the Irish Heineken Cup contingent occupying second place in their pools entering the second week of the crucial back-to-back fixtures, Penney, Schmidt and Elwood will be aware that this weekend could make or break their European season.

Serbia’s Under-21s have been ordered to play their next match behind closed doors and the Serbian Football Association fined €80,000 following the “improper conduct of their supporters” during and at the end of the European Championship qualifier against England in October.

UEFA will today be expected to impose swingeing sanctions if their control and disciplinary body find Serbia guilty over a racist chanting charge.

Arbroath 0 Celtic 1

Celtic boss Neil Lennon has revealed he was encouraged by yesterday’s meeting with the Scottish Football Association’s compliance officer, Vincent Lunny.

Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas dismissed any talk of his side being title challengers after they secured their first away win over Manchester United in 23 years with a thrilling 3-2 Barclays Premier League triumph at Old Trafford.

Nottingham Forest 0 Derby 1

Manchester United 2 Tottenham 3

Blackburn’s first game of the post-Steve Kean era finished in a 1-1 npower Championship draw at Charlton, while rock-bottom Peterborough secured their first points of the season with a 3-1 win at promotion hopefuls Hull.

Norwich 2 Liverpool 5

Sunderland 1 Wigan 0

Chelsea manager Roberto di Matteo felt his decision to play John Terry was vindicated after the Blues captain came through the expected hostile reception at Arsenal to lead the team to a 2-1 victory.

Arsenal 1 Chelsea 2

Zebre 16 Ospreys 34