LONDON - Steven Gerrard executed a winner deep into injury time to complete Liverpools 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Middlesbrough in the Premier League on Saturday. . The Reds trailed in the 70th minute after a long-range strike from Middlesbrough striker Mido but equalized with five minutes remaining when Jamie Carraghers shot went in off defender Emanuel Pogatetz. Also Saturday, Premier League newcomers Stoke beat Aston Villa 3-2, Sunderland won 2-1 at Tottenham, Everton overcame West Brom 2-1, Newcastle defeated Bolton 1-0, and Hull held Blackburn 1-1. Later, Arsenal was at Fulham. Middlesbrough, seeking its first win at Anfield since 1976, had an early blow when goalkeeper Brad Jones was injured in the warmup. Replacement Ross Turnbull was immediately at full stretch to turn away Dirk Kuyts fierce strike and repel a swirling shot from Andrea Dossena. But Liverpools new striking duo was wasteful, with Robbie Keane firing wide and Fernando Torres failing to position a header to score for a ninth straight home league match, which would have been a club record. Pepe Reina produced a flying save to nudge over Andrew Taylors 18-yard (metre) shot. Liverpool maintained its domination after the break before Mido, who replaced Afonso Alves on the hour, blasted a shot into the bottom left which Reina was powerless to block. Rafa Benitezs side went in search of the equalizer and it came in the 85th. Gerrard grabbed a winner in the fourth minute of injury time, exploiting David Wheaters weak headed clearance. Former Liverpool striker Michael Owen, who had an injury-plagued pre-season, showed why he deserves a new Newcastle contract. The England player came off the bench and didnt take long to send a glancing header past Bolton goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen in the 71st to secure the three points. 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