di Canio fails to inspire Hammers - report

West Ham 0 West Brom 1

Wed, 11 Sep, 2002 - 23:05

West Ham 0 West Brom 1

Jason Roberts stole Paolo di Canio’s thunder at Upton Park as West Brom notched back-to-back Premiership wins.

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