There is midweek drama in the Premier League as Berg's new club lose 5-2 at home to a Coventry side who are now fifth in the table just five points off the top. Middlesbrough jump clear of the relegation zone with a 2-1 home win over Southampton. Oldham's survival bid is dented by a 1-0 home defeat to Manchester City, who climb four places to sixth. Wimbledon miss the chance to climb out of the drop zone, losing 3-1 at home to Everton.  27 January 1993 - The top three sides in the Premier League all achieve home wins. Manchester United beat Nottingham Forest 2-0, Aston Villa beat Sheffield United 3-1 and Norwich battle it out to beat Crystal Palace 4-2. A West London derby at Loftus Road sees Chelsea and QPR draw 1-1. Ipswich beat Tottenham 2-0 at White Hart Lane.  30 January 1993 - Norwich return to the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win over Everton at Goodsion Park, thanks to their local rivals Ipswich beating Manchester United 2-1 at Portman Road and Aston Villa losing 2-0 at Southampton. Ipswich are now fourth in the table, six points off the top and surprisingly emerging as title contenders for the first time in 11 years. Blackburn continue to feel the absence of Alan Shearer as they lose 3-2 to Manchester City at Maine Road. Oldham fall to the bottom of the table after Nottingham Forest overhaul them with a 2-0 victory at the City Ground. Wimbledon climb out of the relegation zone with a 2-0 win at Coventry. Liverpool, who didn't play today, are now a lowly 17th in the table, but have games in hand over everyone else in the Premier League.  31 January 1993 – January ends with Norwich City still top of the Premiership, but with their lead over Manchester United now down to a single point. Aston Villa and Ipswich Town are continuing to keep up the pressure, but Blackburn Rovers have slumped to fifth place. Nottingham Forest and Oldham Athletic hold the bottom two places, with Sheffield United still occupying the final relegation position. The Division One promotion chase is still led by runaway leaders Newcastle United, whose nearest challenge is from a West Ham United side who are 11 points behind them with a game in hand. Millwall, Tranmere Rovers, Portsmouth and Leicester City occupy the playoff zone. The division's bottom two clubs, Luton Town and Notts County, are under serious threat of a second successive relegation, joined in the bottom three by a Southend United side who spent much of last season challenging for promotion to the Premier League.