Dyer wants to erase Nou Camp nightmare

KIERON DYER has vowed to make amends for his Barcelona nightmare by helping to fire Newcastle United into the Champions League quarter-finals.

Wed, 19 Mar, 2003 - 00:00
Damian Spellman

The 24-year-old midfielder will return to the starting line-up tonight for the latest fixture to claim the status of his club's most important in recent history, determined to erase the memory of his moment of madness at the Nou Camp in December.

Striker Shola Ameobi, in the absence of suspended duo Alan Shearer and Craig Bellamy, had dragged his side back into the game after a bad start.

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