City and Wolves draw in six-goal thriller

Man City 3 Wolves 3

City and Wolves draw in six-goal thriller
Sat, 10 Apr, 2004 - 19:39

Man City 3 Wolves 3

Shaun Wright-Phillips’ last-gasp leveller ended Wolves brave resistance in a thrill-a-minute encounter at Eastlands which leaves Manchester City looking nervously over their shoulder at the foot of the Barclaycard Premiership table.

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CourtsSoccerFA PremiershipPlace: EastlandsPerson: Shaun Wright-Phillips’Person: Wright-Phillips’Person: Colin CameronPerson: Henri CamaraPerson: David JamesPerson: Mark KennedyPerson: Michael TarnatPerson: Wright-PhillipsPerson: David JonesPerson: CamaraPerson: Paul JonesPerson: Robbie FowlerPerson: KennedyPerson: TarnatPerson: JamesPerson: Carl CortPerson: CortPerson: Lee NaylorPerson: Nicolas AnelkaPerson: AnelkaPerson: Steve McManamanPerson: Isaac OkoronkwoPerson: OkoronkwoPerson: Antoine SibierskiPerson: Richard DunnePerson: CameronPerson: DunnePerson: SibierskiEvent: Barclaycard PremiershipEvent: Nigerian World CupOrganisation: CityOrganisation: WolvesOrganisation: Man CityOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: Wolves’Organisation: Aston VillaOrganisation: Blues’Organisation: England
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