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BUFFALO, N.Y. - Patience paid off for the Buffalo Sabres. Jason Pominville scored at 2:19 of overtime, and Ryan Miller finished with 22 saves to lift the Sabres to a 2-1 win over the Florida Panthers on Friday night. With both teams waiting for the other to make a mistake, it was the Sabres who eventually broke through to find a way to get a rare win at home. Pominvilles 10th goal of the season enabled Buffalo to earn only its second win in the past eight games on home ice. "It wasnt a pretty one, but we got it done against a team that was going really well," Pominville said. "We talked about trying not to hand them opportunities by giving pucks away, and we were better with the puck. You want to generate more, but at the same time I thought we stuck with it." Pominvilles winner originated with a nifty pass from winger Paul Szczechura, who sprung Pominville on a breakaway that started right at the Florida blue line along the right boards. Pominville skated into the slot before sending a wrist shot past Scott Clemmensen. "I had a lot of time to put it away, and was able to find a hole," Pominville said. In a game that featured plenty of mundane plays with the puck, the Sabres were content on playing the chess match with a Florida team that was coming off a hard-earned win over Boston on Thursday. "It probably wasnt the most exciting game for the fans, but Im glad we stuck with our system," Miller said. "We had a tired team that was going to try and trap us, and I thought we did a good job of eliminating odd-man rushes and turnovers. Sometimes thats how you have to do it." Derek Roy also scored for the Sabres (15-11-2), who won for just the third time in their past nine games (3-4-2). Jason Garrison scored a power-play goal, and Clemmensen finished with 18 saves for the Panthers (16-8-5), who failed to win their fourth straight for the first time since March 2008. Florida also missed an opportunity to climb over idle Philadelphia and into the top spot in the Eastern Conference. The Flyers and Panthers both have 37 points, but Philadelphia has played two fewer games. "It was disappointing we lost, but the disappointment we feel is positive," said Clemmensen, who was making his third start in the past four games. "We had won three games in a row so it was a good point. You knew it was the type of game that one little thing was going to make a big difference." The Panthers were able to stay in the game in the first period by killing off three penalties, and erased all five of Buffalos man-advantage opportunities overall. "The players are taking a lot of pride on the defensive side of things," Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said. Down by a goal after 20 minutes, the Panthers tied it 1-1 on Garrisons ninth of the season. From the top of the left circle, he one-timed Tomas Fleischmanns pass from behind the goal-line. Roy gave the Sabres a 1-0 lead with his seventh of the season with 2:10 remaining in the first period. After receiving a pass at the blue line from Drew Stafford, Roy went in alone and wristed a shot past Clemmensen, who got a piece of the puck before it trickled in. "Not everything is going to be perfect," Clemmensen said. "We got a point, so we need to look at the bright side." NOTES: Buffalo LW Ville Leino served his one-game suspension for elbowing Philadelphias Matt Read in the head during Wednesdays game with the Flyers. ... Sabres LW Nathan Gerbe missed his first game after sustaining a concussion against the Flyers, but D Jordan Leopold and C Cody McCormick returned after both missed time with injuries. ... The Sabres recalled Szczechura from Rochester of the AHL prior to the game to replace Gerbe. ... Buffalo RW Corey Tropp left in the first period and didnt return after absorbing an open-ice hit by Florida D Dmitry Kulikov. 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But Arsenal is just about certain to go without a trophy of any kind for a seventh straight season after Kieran Richardsons volley and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlains own-goal. Chelsea will replay at Birmingham but coach Andre Villas-Boas is still under huge pressure after his team was jeered by fans at Stamford Bridge. Villas-Boas acknowledged this week that he had lost the support of some players after the west London club slipped to fifth in the Premier League and his team needed a 62nd-minute equalizer from Daniel Sturridge to avoid a humiliating defeat. "It was a quite poor result of course," Villas-Boas said. "1-1 is not what we were expecting but it gives us another chance at Birmingham to continue trying to win the trophy. "The aggression was there and the desire and ambition, but I think Birmingham matched us today in that sense." Birmingham lost captain Stephen Carr to a 12th-minute injury but took the lead eight minutes later when David Luiz and Branislav Ivanovic failed to clear a corner kick, giving David Murphy the chance to smash the ball into the net from close range. It was only the fourth goal Chelsea conceded in 12 FA Cup matches -- a streak that includes the 2009 and 10 titles. Chelsea missed the chance to level the scores when Birmingham goalkeeper Colin Doyle saved Juan Matas 22nd-minute penalty, awarded when Wade Elliott fouled Ramires, and the team was jeered off at the interval. There were some cheers when Villas-Boas replaced the struggling Fernando Torres with Didier Drogba at halftime and even more when Sturridge headed in Ivanovics cross, but the jeers returned when the coach hauled off Mata to bring on Frank Lampard late on.dddddddddddd At least Chelsea will get another chance in the replay. Having lost the first leg of its Champions League knockout match 4-0 at AC Milan this week, Arsenal is out of contention for all honours unless it can summon a most unlikely European comeback. Ahead of Chelsea in the Premier League only on goals scored, Arsenal is 17 points behind leader Manchester City and was comprehensively beaten by Sunderland on Saturday. Arsenal failed to properly clear Sebastian Larssons 40th-minute free kick and Richardson volleyed in. Larsson then hit the post with 12 minutes left, with the rebound hitting Oxlade-Chamberlain and rolling over the line. Thierry Henry -- who scored the winning goal in last weeks 2-1 Premier League win against the same opponent -- ended his loan spell from the New York Red Bulls on Thursday and coach Arsene Wenger made five changes to the team beaten in Italy to no avail. Also Saturday, second-tier Leicester eliminated Norwich with a 2-1 win at the Premier League clubs ground, Everton beat Blackpool 2-0 and Bolton won 2-0 at Millwall. One-time England striker David Nugent scored a 71st-minute winner to give Leicester victory. Sean St. Ledger had put Leicester ahead in the fifth minute and captain Wes Hoolahan only scored Norwichs single goal when he equalized from a rebound after goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, the son of former Manchester United great Peter Schmeichel, saved his penalty. Simeon Jackson of Mississauga, Ont., started for Norwich before being substituted in the 62nd minute. Everton was without Landon Donovan, who missed the final game of his loan from the Los Angeles Galaxy because of the flu, but led Blackpool 2-0 after just six minutes through goals by Royston Drenthe and Denis Stracqualursi. Japanese winger Ryo Miyaichi and French striker David Ngog scored for Bolton. There are three more FA Cup games to follow Sunday, including eight-time winner Tottenham at third-tier side Stevenage. ' ' '
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