Magpies squander lead in Norwegian draw

Valerenga 1 Newcastle 1

Magpies squander lead in Norwegian draw
Thu, 26 Feb, 2004 - 18:15

Valerenga 1 Newcastle 1

Newcastle squandered a UEFA Cup third-round first-leg lead from Craig Bellamy in Oslo as Valerenga ensured that they have something to play for on Tyneside next week.

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CourtsSoccerUEFA CupPlace: OsloPlace: TynesidePerson: Craig BellamyPerson: Runar NormannPerson: Bobby RobsonPerson: BellamyPerson: NormannPerson: Alan ShearerPerson: Kieron DyerPerson: Laurent RobertPerson: Kjetil RekdalPerson: RobsonPerson: ShearerPerson: DyerPerson: RobertPerson: NorwegiansPerson: Morten BerrePerson: Freddy dos SantosPerson: Shay GivenPerson: Titus BramblePerson: Andy O’BrienPerson: GivenPerson: David BrockenPerson: Oyvind BolthofPerson: Darren AmbrosePerson: Gary SpeedPerson: David HanssenPerson: Hugo VianaPerson: BolthofPerson: BramblePerson: O’BrienPerson: Tommy EdvardsenPerson: Daniel Fredheim HolmPerson: SpeedPerson: Aaron HughesPerson: AmbrosePerson: HanssenPerson: EdvardsenPerson: Dos SantosPerson: RekdalPerson: Shola AmeobiPerson: VianaPerson: Michael BridgesEvent: UEFA CupEvent: Carling CupOrganisation: ValerengaOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: CoventryOrganisation: West BromOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: MagpiesOrganisation: City
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