Manchester City won 2-0 at home to Bolton last night to move back into second place in the First Division table.

City dominated proceedings in the first half and scored in the 18th and 23rd minutes through Kevin Horlock and Paul Dickov.

City were content to sit on their two-goal lead in the second half after losing top scorer Goater in the 51st minute when he took a knock and hobbled off. Goater confirmed this week that he would not be returning for Bermuda's second round World Cup qualifying matches against Antigua, as he wants to concentrate on winning promotion to the Premiership with City. They have six matches -- five during April -- to achieve a second successive promotion.

City's victory moved them above Barnsley, but they still trail leaders Charlton by 13 points.

A last-minute winner by Alan Thompson pushed Sheffield Wednesday close to relegation yesterday as Aston Villa won 1-0 at Hillsborough.

Thompson headed in a cross from Steve Stone with seconds remaining. Villa climb to sixth place in the Premier League while Wednesday are still 10 points short of the safety zone with only seven games left.

In Scotland, second-placed Celtic won 4-0 victory against fourth-placed Motherwell.

FROST RALLIES TO RETAIN TITLE PP Frost rallies to retain title Defending champion Nick Frost retained his title by defeating Dave Waltham 21-12, 21-17, 25-23 in the Bermuda Table Tennis Association's Open Championships at CedarBridge on Saturday.

Waltham blew the third game and probably the match but despite being exhausted and in pain Frost rallied to finish in good form.

The pair were deadlocked at 10-10 when Waltham surged ahead 17-12, but Frost responded and caught him at 18-18. Waltham had game point at 20-19, 21-20 and 22-21 and saved game point at 22-23 before losing to a great champion who refused to give up.

On the way to his sensational fightback, Frost demolished Kevin Lapsley 21-8 and 21-10 and then issued a similar beating to Brian Anderson 21-15, 21-15, 21-9.

Waltham on the way to the finals defeated Mike Sterling 21-14, 21-15 and for the third straight year got over Myron Piper 16-21, 21-18, 21-17 and 21-11.

Curtis Hodgson edged Andrew Smith 21-18, 21-19 in the consolation final.

In the doubles final Frost and Waltham teamed up to beat Piper and Andrew Smith 21-16, 21-10, 22-24, 21-10. The champions had earlier routed Kris Hartmann and Anderson 21-12, 21-10.

The Island's premier tournament featured a disappointing nine participants.