Allback double ensures Villa safety

Marcus Allback put a season of frustration behind him with a two-goal blast which ended Aston Villa’s fears of relegation and dealt a huge blow to the Champions League hopes of Claudio Ranieri’s side.

Sat, 19 Apr, 2003 - 18:24

Aston Villa 2, Chelsea 1

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Courts Soccer Premiership Person: Allback Person: Marcus Allback Person: Claudio Ranieri Person: Dion Dublin Person: Graham Taylor Person: John Terry Person: Vassell Person: Desailly Person: Emmanuel Petit Person: Hasselbaink Event: Champions League Event: League Organisation: Villa Organisation: Aston Villa Organisation: Chelsea

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