Hull City Jolt Manchester United But the Red Devils Take the Win

Saturday was a day of upsets in the Premier League; it made one feel that the superiority of the "Big Four" had faded away.

Chelsea though, thrashed Roy Keane's Sunderland by a staggering margin of 5-0, Nicolas Anelka managed to take the match ball home after his hat-trick.

If you saw the opening minutes of Manchester United v. Hull City at Old Trafford, you'd start thinking, "here's a reality check for them, this is the Premier League."

Hull City's bubble was about to burst following their 3-0 defeat to Chelsea at the KC Stadium, as Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring with a left footed snap-shot from the edge of the box inside the first three minutes.

I thought 4-0? No maybe 5-0, a mate predicted a repeat of a 7-1 performance against Roma.

A bunch of us had a good laugh watching another one of Rory Delap's wonder throw-ins being turned in by Fuller, as a helpless Kolo Toure looked on; Arsenal—you can't think of winning the Premier League after three defeats to Fulham, Stoke, and Hull but then again, did you see them against Fenerbahçe?

The Red Devils produced numerous opportunities to kill the game early but failed in doing so as a furious Sir Alex Ferguson looked on.

Does anybody remember Daniel Cousin? The lad Rangers fans love to hate and hate to love, well he's become a success story at Hull City.

He scored in their win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium and he shocked the Old Trafford faithful after heading the Tigers level from an Andy Dawson free-kick.

Fortunately though, United took the lead again, Micheal Carrick announcing his return with a left footed strike from around 25 yards out, Dimitar Berbatov with his second assist of the day.

When Ronaldo headed in before the interval, United led 3-1, it was a truly comfortable position, but if there's something Phil Brown's men don't know, it's when to give up, and that worked in their favour after the break.

After Vidic scored from a Rooney corner, United looked to have sealed the deal, but Bernard Mendy revolutionized the Tigers—a finish over the head of Van der Sar was followed by earning a penalty due to a tug-back by Rio Ferdinand.

Geovanni obliged with the resulting spot-kick to make it 4-3.

Wayne Rooney had a frustrating game, Carlos Tevez was introduced in the second half, while Cristiano Ronaldo's brace takes him to 99 goals for the Red Devils.

Manchester United are now third in the table, 21 points from 10 games while Liverpool and Chelsea are level with 26 from 11.

Another shock was seen at White Hart Lane as Harry Redknapp continued the mega Spurs revival with a stunning 2-1 victory over leaders, Liverpool—Ramon Pavlyuchenko scored the injury time winner.

West Ham played out a 1-1 draw against Boro, Blackburn's Keith Andrews stole a point in their 2-2 draw with West Brom as Everton's Louis Saha got his first goal in a 1-0 victory.

That's the Premier League for you!