Magpies stumble in quest for fourth place

Manchester City 1 Newcastle United 0

Magpies stumble in quest for fourth place
Sat, 01 May, 2004 - 18:56

Manchester City 1 Newcastle United 0

Paulo Wanchope’s second-half winner broke the crushing anxiety at Eastlands to take Manchester City to the brink of Barclaycard Premiership survival.

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