Clint Dempsey scored twice in the second half of Fulham's 3-1 victory over Manchester City on Sunday. After going behind before the break, the Cottagers fought back with Dempsey leveling the score on 50 minutes. Dickson Etuhu's well taken strike gave Fulham the lead before Dempsey capped the scoring with a late insurance goal in the 83rd minute.
Eddie Johnson was on the scoresheet for Cardiff, netting his second goal for the club in a 4-1 victory over Derby County. Johnson came on as as second half sub for Jay Bothroyd in the 65th minute and grabbed his team's fourth goal in the 79th minute.
Maurice Edu scored his first goal for Rangers today, nodding home a Pedro Mendes corner to get the winning strike in a 2-1 victory over Falkirk. DaMarcus Beasley also got the start for Rangers, though he left due to injury in the first half - no word yet on his condition. MLS shout-out for former New England Revolution midfielder Andy Dorman, who snagged the consolation goal for St. Mirren. Starting in the center of midfield, Edu played 90 minutes and helped Rangers stay within touching distance of Celtic at the top of the SPL table.
Highlights of West Ham's win against Sunderland on Saturday:
EDIT: A few readers have been wondering how Jonathan Spector is after that collision this weekend? Well according to reports, he's fine, with no serious injury sustained. We'll keep you posted.
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