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Robinho has pledged his long-term future to Manchester City and believes his new club have the potential to be as powerful in world football as his old one, Real Madrid.

The Brazilian joined City in a record-breaking £32.5million deal from Madrid, having spent the entire summer seeking a switch to Chelsea. But the 24-year-old has insisted he did not make the move for money, and wants to be part of a revolution at Eastlands following the club's takeover by the wealthy Abu Dhabi United Group.

"I hope to play here for many years," Robinho told the Daily Star Sunday. "I hope to make history at this club and become one of the great heroes at Manchester City. I'm in a very good phase and I hope this will continue."

Harry Redknapp tasted defeat for the first time as Tottenham boss as a costly blunder from goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes contributed to a 2-1 defeat at Fulham.

It was Tottenham's first defeat in seven games since Redknapp took charge from sacked Juande Ramos last month.

Gomes allowed a cross from Simon Davies to slip through his fingers in the first and Andrew Johnson punished some slack defending in the 69th minute to put Fulham two-up, before Fraizer Campbell reduced the deficit 10 minutes from time.

Sunderland manager Roy Keane insisted he is happy at the Stadium of Light and remains committed to taking the club forward.

Keane was speaking after their first win in four league matches - a 2-1 victory against Blackburn at Ewood Park. Djibril Cisse scored the winner in a rousing comeback after Kenwyne Jones had cancelled out the opener from Chris Samba.

It was just the boost the Sunderland fans were looking for after a wild rumour on the eve of the game that the Irishman had quit the club. Keane has yet to sign a new contract but he said: "If I had resigned what the hell would I be doing here."

Chelsea rewrote the history books as Nicolas Anelka continued his prolific goal form to take them back to the top of the Barclays Premier League with a 3-0 win at West Brom.

Luis Felipe Scolari's side equalled the 47-year-old record of Tottenham in achieving a 10th successive top-flight away win and surpassed their own previous best Premier League run away from Stamford Bridge from four years ago.

Anelka's double took his own tally to 12 League goals for the campaign - and eight in the last four games - after Jose Bosingwa had broken the deadlock for the Blues.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 100th Manchester United goal and then added another for good measure as the Red Devils marked Sir Alex Ferguson's 50 years in the game with a 5-0 Barclays Premier League win over Stoke.

Ronaldo opened United's account with a trademark free-kick after just three minutes and scored another at the end.

In between, Michael Carrick, Dimitar Berbatov and England Under-19 striker Danny Welbeck found the target as well as United recorded their biggest win of the season.