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Chelsea powerhouse Didier Drogba was the top points scoring player in the Game Week with 16 points. Drogba scored twice against Arsenal, earning the Man of the Match prize, and notched against Hull, although he was also booked. His captain John Terry scooped eight points for a clean sheet and assist against the Gunners.
Fulham kept two clean sheets in two games and a Man of the Match award against Bolton meant Mark Schwarzer collected a total of 13 points. Winger Matthew Etherington was close behind with 11 points for a goal, an assist and the Man of the Match award as Stoke outmuscled Blackburn in a 3-0 win.
Birmingham came back from a goal down to beat rivals Wolves thanks to substitute Kevin Phillips. The veteran striker scored twice, and was named Man of the Match, for 12 points. Burnley beat fellow strugglers West Ham and new signing Danny Fox bagged 10 points for a goal, an assist and the Man of the Match honours.
Wing wonder Nani impressed again with two assists and the Man of the Match award, worth 10 points, as Manchester United crushed Portsmouth 5-0. The industrious Dirk Kuyt was named Man of the match following his winner against neighbours Everton, scoring seven points, and Jozy Altidore finished the Game Week with nine points after Hull beat Manchester City.
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John Terry has offered his thanks to Chelsea fans after admitting the supporters have been 'quite incredible' over the past two weeks.
Owen Coyle is adamant that Gary Cahill could have made England's World Cup squad this summer, before picking up a serious blood clot.
Arsenal star Theo Walcott believes his side need to find a killer instinct if they are to stay in the title race.
Roberto Mancini is more confident than ever that Manchester City can finish in the top four.
Kenwyne Jones insists he never asked to leave Sunderland during the January transfer window.
