top five being completed by Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers. 4 March 1995 – Andy Cole becomes the first player to score five goals in a Premier League game in Manchester United's 9–0 home win over Ipswich Town – which is also the biggest win yet in the Premier League. United now have a greater goal difference than Blackburn, who remain top by three points after a 1–0 away win over Aston Villa. Fourth placed Liverpool beat third placed Newcastle 2–0 at Anfield. 5 March 1995 – West Ham boost their survival hopes with 1–0 away win over local rivals Arsenal. 7 March 1995 – Manchester United go top of the Premier League on goal difference when captain Steve Bruce scores the only goal of the game in an away win over Wimbledon. 8 March 1995 – Blackburn return to the top of the Premier League with a 3–1 home win over Arsenal. 10 March 1995 – Aston Villa sign defender Alan Wright from Blackburn Rovers for £1million. 11 March 1995 – Liverpool's faint hopes of a unique domestic treble are ended when they lose 2–1 at home to Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup quarter-final. Blackburn drop two points but remain top of the Premier League when they draw 1–1 at Coventry, who ended their title hopes nearly a year ago. A Division One promotion crunch game at Burnden Park sees second-placed Bolton beat Middlesbrough 1–0, although both sides have two games in hand over leaders Tranmere. 12 March 1995 – Everton's season which began with a 12-match winless start in the league is showing signs of turning into a success after they beat Newcastle United 1–0 at Goodison Park in the FA Cup quarter-final. Manchester United reach the semi-finals with a 2–0 win over Queens Park Rangers, managed by former United player Ray Wilkins and ending his hopes of beginning his managerial career with FA Cup glory. 13 March 1995 – Chelsea captain Dennis Wise is sentenced to three months in prison for assault and criminal damage, but is released on bail pending an appeal against his conviction and sentence. The court case follows an alleged attack on a taxi driver in London. 14 March 1995 – Liverpool's hopes of making a late run to the title are virtually ended when they lose 3–2 at home to Coventry City, with Peter Ndlovu scoring a hat-trick for