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Jose Mourinho walks pitchside with his son © AP |
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Freddie Ljungberg looks on © PA Photos |
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Dwayne De Rosario and Fredrik Ljungberg watch the action © PA Photos |
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Steven Gerrard shows his disappointment © PA Photos |
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Roy Hodgson looks a worried man © PA Photos |
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Mick McCarthy urges his Wolves team on © PA Photos |
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Wolves players celebrate while Joe Cole contemplates defeat © PA Photos |
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Steven Gerrard reacts at the final whistle at Anfield © PA Photos |
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Didier Drogba congratulates Florent Malouda on his winner © PA Photos |
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Carlo Ancelotti encourages Chelsea from the touchline © PA Photos |
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Stephen Ward celebrates giving Wolves the lead © PA Photos |
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Sebastien Squillaci heads the ball into his own net © PA Photos |
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Arsenal players react to Wigan's late equaliser © PA Photos |
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Charles N'Zogbia is shown the red card © PA Photos |
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Fernando Torres reacts to Wolves taking the lead © PA Photos |
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Florent Malouda puts Chelsea ahead © PA Photos |
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Roy Hodgson looks pensive © PA Photos |
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Florent Malouda celebrates after scoring his side's first goal © PA Photos |
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