Boro go through with ease

Middlesbrough 2 Notts County 0

Boro go through with ease
Sat, 03 Jan, 2004 - 17:12

Middlesbrough 2 Notts County 0

Middlesbrough’s five-match goal drought at the Riverside Stadium ended in their 2-0 third-round FA Cup victory but they needed a helping hand – or leg rather – from Notts County.

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CourtsSoccerFA CupPlace: Riverside StadiumPlace: Notts CountyPlace: SpainPerson: BoroPerson: Joseph-Desire JobPerson: Steve MildenhallPerson: Ian RichardsonPerson: Tony BarrasPerson: Michael RickettsPerson: Bolo ZendenPerson: Brad JonesPerson: Mark SchwarzerPerson: Steve McClarenPerson: JonesPerson: Szilard NemethPerson: Stuart DowningPerson: JuninhoPerson: Gaizka MendietaPerson: Paul HeffernanPerson: Ugo EhioguPerson: Clive PlattPerson: Darren CaskeyPerson: RichardsonPerson: CaskeyPerson: DowningPerson: Nick FentonPerson: JobPerson: RickettsPerson: George BoatengPerson: MildenhallPerson: BarrasPerson: Mark HalseyPerson: Franck QueudruePerson: Ricketts’Person: QueudruePerson: Mark StallardPerson: Danny MillsPerson: MillsPerson: Billy DeardenPerson: McClarenPerson: Massimo MaccaronePerson: James MorrisonPerson: ZendenPerson: MaccaronePerson: StallardPerson: MildenEvent: FA CupEvent: Australia OlympicOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: Notts CountyOrganisation: CountyOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: BoroOrganisation: England
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