Henry delivers kiss of death to hapless West Brom

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Henry delivers kiss of death to hapless West Brom
Fri, 27 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Mark Staniforth

Henry nipped into beat Russell Hoult from close range after Adam Chambers' attempted clearance fell for him.

Albion ought to have stolen the match before Henry's decisive strike when Jason Roberts beat David Seaman with a low shot which bounced to safety off the base of the goalkeeper's right-hand post.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: HertfordshirePerson: HenryPerson: Thierry HenryPerson: Russell HoultPerson: Adam Chambers'Person: Jason RobertsPerson: David SeamanPerson: Daniele DichioPerson: Francis JeffersPerson: Sean GreganPerson: HoultPerson: Arsene WengerPerson: WengerPerson: DichioPerson: Gary MegsonPerson: SigurdssonPerson: MoorePerson: GreganPerson: Adam ChambersPerson: JohnsonPerson: WallworkPerson: James ChambersPerson: KoumasPerson: ClementPerson: RobertsPerson: SeamanPerson: LaurenPerson: KeownPerson: CampbellPerson: ColePerson: WiltordPerson: SilvaPerson: VieiraPerson: Van BronckhorstPerson: JeffersEvent: PremiershipEvent: Toure 80Organisation: West BromOrganisation: West Bromwich AlbionOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: AlbionOrganisation: Gunners
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