City overcome ordinary Southampton

Southampton 0 Manchester City 2

City overcome ordinary Southampton
Sat, 01 Nov, 2003 - 17:27

Southampton 0 Manchester City 2

Robbie Fowler found his scoring touch again to spark a conclusive Manchester City victory at St Mary’s where Southampton suffered their second defeat in three home games and, for a side who started the day sixth in the league, looked distinctly ordinary.

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