Complete the passage: pick from possible candidates.

(CNN)  -- Arsenal revived their English Premier League title hopes with a 3-1 win at relegation battlers Blackpool Sunday. The victory moved Arsene Wenger's men to within seven points of leaders Manchester United, with a further game in hand. Arsenal were forced to field 41-year German goalkeeper Jens Lehmann after Manuel Almunia was injured in the warm-up but they were largely in command after first half goals from Abou Diaby and Emmanuel Eboue. Gary Taylor-Fletcher pulled one back for Blackpool in the 52nd minute when he scored after referee Lee Mason waved played on when Lehmann rushed off his line to foul DJ Campbell.



OPTIONS:
- Abou Diaby, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Arsenal, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Arsene Wenger, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Aston Villa, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Blackpool, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- CNN, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- DJ Campbell, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- EPL, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Emmanuel Eboue, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- English Premier League, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Gary Taylor-Fletcher, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- German, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Jens Lehmann, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Lee Mason, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Lehmann, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Man Utd, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Manchester United, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Manuel Almunia, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.
- Newcastle, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.


Blackpool, who were hot favorites to return to the second flight at the first time of asking, remain in 17th spot, just above the drop zone.