Cheltenham shock Canaries in Worthington Cup

Cheltenham pulled off arguably the shock result of the Worthington Cup first round by dumping Norwich out of the Worthington Cup.

Tue, 10 Sep, 2002 - 23:44

Cheltenham pulled off arguably the shock result of the Worthington Cup first round by dumping Norwich out of the Worthington Cup.

Nigel Worthington’s high-flying Canaries, who lie third in the First Division, were shot down by two Tony Naylor strikes as Cheltenham recorded their first victory of the season.

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