Soccer: O'Connor up for cup glory

Birmingham captain Martyn O'Connor is adamant that his side will not be going to the Millennium Stadium to make up the numbers.

Wed, 21 Feb, 2001 - 15:05

Birmingham captain Martyn O'Connor is adamant that his side will not be going to the Millennium Stadium to make up the numbers.

The Blues have certainly earned the right to contest the Worthington Cup final after claiming the scalps of three Premiership sides - Tottenham, Newcastle and Ipswich - in the competition.

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