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Barclays Premier League
Date: 26 Apr 2010
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Barclays Premier League
The expression says it all for this Burnley supporter. The Clarets are relegated from the Premier League after a 4-0 defeat against Liverpool. - AP
The controversial tackle by Birmingham City's Roger Johnson that led to referee Martin Atkinson awarding a penatly to Aston Villa. - AFP
Chelsea's hat-trick hero Salomon Kalou (R) wheels away in delight while Stoke City's goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen grimaces in pain after dislocating his elbow. - AFP
Despite the close attentions from Stoke City defenders, helsea's striker Nicolas Anelka (in blue) still manages to get his shot on target. - AFP
Everton's Victor Anichebe, top left, scores a goal against Fulham as team mate Ayegbeni Yakubu (centre) loses his balance. - AP
Everton's Phil Jagielka (left) appears to stamp on Fulham's Erik Nevland as both players vie for the ball. - AP
A perfect sliding tackle from Bolton's Paul Robinson (left) on Portsmouth's two goals hero Aruna Dindane. - AP
No love lost between former team mates Arsenal Alexander Song (R) and Man City Emmanuel Adebayor as they tussle for possession. - AFP
Manchester City's goalkeeper Shay Given is given oxygen as he's stretchered off after seriously injuring himself while making a save against Arsenal. - AFP
Hull City forward Jozy Altidore (L) and Sunderland defender Alan Hutton got involved in an off-the-ball incident. The two players were subsequently dismissed by referee Lee Probert. - AP
West Ham fans in delight after hearing that relegation rivals Hull City fail to beat Sunderland. - AFP
Man-of-the-match Nani cannot hide his delight after putting Manchester United 2-1 ahead with a well-taken goal past Tottenham goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes. - AFP
Date: 11 Feb 2010

       
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