Baggies grab top spot as Hornets held by Cardiff

WEST BROM went top of the Coca-Cola Championship courtesy of a 4-1 victory over Bristol City.

Baggies grab top spot as Hornets held by Cardiff
Thu, 27 Dec, 2007 - 00:00

Following a goalless first half, Roman Bednar broke the deadlock on 48 minutes before Robert Koren added a second 20 minutes later.

A brace from Kevin Phillips put the result beyond doubt although substitute Darren Byfield at least grabbed a late consolation for the visitors three minutes from the end.

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