Steven Gerrard last night came up with a late goal to make sure the Red's victory of their rival, Boro. Victory is seemed so sure for Middlesbrough last night after Mido put Boro ahead with a beautiful goal in minute 70 before a goal by mistake of Boro's player, Emanuel Pogatetz at minute 86.

With not much time left, Liverpool starts to attack with their fullest and Gerrard nearly score a freekick at minute 92. Finally, Gerrard managed to score at last minute with the help of Jamie Carragher. This win has sent Liverpool at the top of the league table with the only team currently win all the matches. Arsenal is beaten up by the Fulham with the only goal from Hangeland, and Manchester United had held draw with Newcastle United, the only big four who survived maybe Chelsea.

Is this a sign for a wait for league title will end this year for Liverpool's fan? Well, more or less, Liverpool is going to be a tough rival for other Premier League clubs. However, this game has just started. We don't know what is going on soon but I am predicting Liverpool to be top 3 in the league table this season. Let see if my prediction is true. :)

This is the GoalZone prediction for the end of this season in England:

1) Chelsea
2) Liverpool
3) Tottenham Hotspurs
4) Arsenal
5) Manchester United
6) Blackburn Rovers
7) Aston Villa
8) Portsmouth
9) West Ham
10) Everton
11) Middlesbrough
12) Newcaastle United
13) Bolton Wanderers
14) Wigan Athletic
15) Sunderland
16) Manchester City
17) Fulham
18) Hull City
19) West Bromwich Albion
20) Stoke City

Frank Lampard has recently announced that he has signed a new five years contract with Chelsea, making him the highest paid player in English Premier League. So, who are the other players who get high paid from their club? Here are the top 10 earners of English Premier League.

1. Frank Lampard (Chelsea) - £140,000 a week
2. John Terry (Chelsea) - £131,000 a week
3. Andriy Shevchenko (Chelsea) - £121,000 a week
4. Michael Ballack (Chelsea) - £121,000 a week
   
5. Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) - £120,000 a week
6. Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd) - £119,000 a week
7. Wayne Rooney (Man Utd) - £110,000 a week
8. Michael Owen (Newcastle) - £110,000 a week
9. Rio Ferdinand (Man Utd) - £100,000 a week
10. Didier Drogba (Chelsea) - £91,000 a week