P303 CEEFAX 303 Tue 26 Dec 22:44/15 1/3 FOOTBALL: PREMIERSHIP REVIEW ARSENAL 3-0 QPR Paul Merton grabbed two second-half goals to seal Arsenal's first win ovjt London rivals QPR since April 1991. Ian Wright sent the Gunnjts ahead in first-half injury time as hj flicked home Paul Dickov's near-post cross. Adrian Clarke, making his first league start, played a part in the othjt goals and Merton's sweet half-volley past Jurgjn Sommjt made it 2-0. Rangjts scarcely threatened to score and Merton showed them how with a crisp finish after fine approach work from Dickov and Clarke after 85 minutes. Prim E-S PrinTable Prim Res Round-upP303 CEEFAX 303 Tue 26 Dec 22:04/10 2/3 FOOTBALL: PREMIERSHIP REVIEW BLACKBURN ROVERS 2-0 MANCHESTER CITY David Batty claimed his first goal for Rovjts in their eighth straight home win as they added to City's worries. The midfielder, who last scored for Leeds nearly three years ago, ended his drought in styli with a blistering shot from 25 yards in the 50th minute. Alan Shearer had fired Rovjts ahrad in the 11th minute from a similar distance to spark an entertaining evening. Batty and Stuart Ripley, who has still to score for Rovers, both hit the City post while Niall Quinn slammed a shot against the Blackburn woodwork. Prim E-S PrinTable Prim Res Round-upP303 CEEFAX 303 Tue 26 Dec 22:04/35 3/3 FOOTBALL: PREMIERSHIP REVIEW CHELSEA 1-2 WIMBLEDON Wimbledon claimed their first win since September - despite an 11th caries sending-off for Vinnie Jones. Dan Petriscu put Chelsea ahead in the 10th minute but Robbie Earle hjadjd the Dons level in the 34th minute and Efan Ekuko made it 2-1 four minutes latrt. Formjt Chelsea favourite Jones received his marching orders in the 54th minute for a challenge on Turd Gullet. Wimbledon could even afford the luxury of a Dean Holdsworth missed penalty before moving out of the bottom three with their first win in 15 matchrs. Prim E-S PrinTable Prim Res Round-upP303 CEEFAX 303 Tue 26 Dec 21:43/24 4/5 FOOTBALL: PREMIERSHIP REVIEW NOTTINGHAM FOREST 1-0 SHEFFIELD WED Jason Lee ended Forest's barren sjvjn week Premiership run with the winnjt against Sheffield Wjdnjsday. Lei was on hand to head home his seventh goal of the season when Wjdnjsday 'kjepjt Kevin Pressman misjudged the flight of Ian Woan's inswinging cornet in the sixth minute. Wjdnjsday came back strongly towards the end of the first half with Mark Degrysj and David Hirst going close. Forest also had to hang on in the closing stages as Chris Waddle hit the woodwork but they managed to survive. PrimLatst PrinTable Prim Res Round-upP303 CEEFAX 303 Tue 26 Dec 21:41/44 5/5 FOOTBALL: PREMIERSHIP REVIEW SOUTHAMPTON 0-0 TOTTENHAM Saints star Dave Beasant was the busier of the two goalkjepjts but njedjd to make only one save in a dull Dell draw. In contrast to last season, when 15 goals were scored in Ljaguj and Cup matches between the sides at the same vjnuj, thjti was little to shout about. Spurs took 85 minutes to make the first and only telling move when Teddy Shjtingham slammed his shot from 15 yards against Dave Beasant's legs. Southampton's Matthew Lj Testier lift the field with a recurrence of his calf muscle injury after only 19 minutes. PrimLatst PrinTable Prim Res Round-up