Premiership: Toon come back to beat Bolton

Newcastle moved into second place in the Premiership after twice coming from behind to beat Bolton at St James' Park.

Sat, 02 Feb, 2002 - 18:53

Newcastle 3-2 Bolton

Newcastle moved into second place in the Premiership after twice coming from behind to beat Bolton at St James' Park.

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<p>Manchester United manager Michael Carrick embraces player Bruno Fernandes (right) after the Premier League match at Old Trafford. Picture: Martin Rickett/Press Association. </p>

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