McMahon error costs Boro

TCHAM N’TOYA’S first goal for Notts County dumped Premiership Middlesbrough out of the Carling Cup.

Thu, 21 Sep, 2006 - 01:00
Middlesbrough 0 Notts County 1 Damian Spellman

The 22-year-old capitalised on a mistake by full-back Tony McMahon to smash home a 26th-minute winner and leave the bulk of a crowd of just 11,148 less than satisfied.

The defeat made for another disappointing night for Boro boss Gareth Southgate, who fielded a strong side despite making wholesale changes.

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CourtsSoccerEnglandPlace: Democratic Republic of CongoPlace: MiddlesbroughPlace: CheshirePerson: McMahonPerson: Tony McMahonPerson: Gareth SouthgatePerson: Mark VidukaPerson: Robert HuthPerson: Stuart ParnabyPerson: Ross TurnbullPerson: TurnbullPerson: Saul DeeneyPerson: VidukaPerson: MendietaPerson: BoroPerson: DeeneyPerson: James MorrisonPerson: HuthPerson: HuntPerson: Jason EuellPerson: ParnabyPerson: MorrisonPerson: BatesPerson: TaylorPerson: CattermolePerson: JohnsonPerson: MaccaronePerson: SilkPerson: EdwardsPerson: McCannPerson: RossPerson: SomnerPerson: CurtisPerson: SheridanPerson: MendesPerson: DudfieldPerson: GleesonPerson: M JonesEvent: PremiershipEvent: Carling CupOrganisation: BoroOrganisation: Notts CountyOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: County
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