Liverpool stretch lead - round-up

Arsenal crashed to their third straight defeat as Blackburn shocked the reigning Premiership champions with a 2-1 win at Highbury.

Sat, 26 Oct, 2002 - 18:53

Arsenal crashed to their third straight defeat as Blackburn shocked the reigning Premiership champions with a 2-1 win at Highbury.

Blackburn hit Arsenal with a goal in the sixth minute when Edu turned a Dwight Yorke cross beyond his own goalkeeper David Seaman to break the deadlock.

You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in

Unlimited access starts here.

Try from only €0.25 a day.

Cancel anytime

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

Whatsapp logo

WHATSAPP

Newsletter logo

NEWSLETTERS

Notification logo

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Germany v Paraguay - FIFA World Cup - Round of 32 - Boston Stadium ‘I am not someone who runs away’: Nagelsmann will not quit after Germany exit
Panama v England - FIFA World Cup - Group L - New York New Jersey Stadium Harry Kane focuses on World Cup despite Barcelona’s interest in England forward
Netherlands v Morocco: Round Of 32 - FIFA World Cup 2026 Koeman defends defensive approach after Netherlands exit World Cup
CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: HighburyPlace: AnfieldPlace: White Hart LanePlace: Old TraffordPlace: Riverside StadiumPlace: St James’ ParkPlace: Stamford BridgePlace: BirminghamPerson: EduPerson: Dwight YorkePerson: David SeamanPerson: BrazilianPerson: YorkePerson: Egil OstenstadPerson: Garry FlitcroftPerson: Jamie RedknappPerson: Danny MurphyPerson: Dean RichardsPerson: Michael OwenPerson: Olof MellbergPerson: Graham TaylorPerson: Diego ForlanPerson: Terry VenablesPerson: Mark VidukaPerson: Mark SchwarzerPerson: Joseph Desire JobPerson: GeremiPerson: Lee BowyerPerson: Harry KewellPerson: Alan SmithPerson: Gareth SouthgatePerson: Franck QueudruePerson: Shaun BartlettPerson: Andy GriffinPerson: Laurent RobertPerson: Jimmy Floyd HasselbainkPerson: Graeme Le SauxPerson: Sun JihaiPerson: Nicolas AnelkaEvent: PremiershipOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: BlackburnOrganisation: GunnersOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: Aston VillaOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: LeedsOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: JuventusOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: West BromOrganisation: Manchester City
<p>KLOPP TARGET: Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp before the FIFA World Cup round of 32 match at Boston Stadium. Pic: Martin Rickett/PA Wire.</p>

'I haven’t thought about that yet': Jurgen Klopp on becoming next Germany boss

READ NOW

Sport

Newsletter

Sign up to our daily sports bulletin, delivered straight to your inbox at 5pm. Subscribers also receive an exclusive email from our sports desk editors every Friday evening looking forward to the weekend's sporting action.

Latest

Sport

Newsletter

Sign up to our daily sports bulletin, delivered straight to your inbox at 5pm. Subscribers also receive an exclusive email from our sports desk editors every Friday evening looking forward to the weekend's sporting action.

Most Read

Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Brand Safety FAQ Help Contact Us Terms and Conditions

© Examiner Echo Group Limited