Coca-Cola Championship: review

Kevin Blackwell's Leeds got their quest for a quick return to the Premiership off to a good start but in the newly-named Coca-Cola Championship.

Coca-Cola Championship: review
Sat, 07 Aug, 2004 - 19:23

Kevin Blackwell's Leeds got their quest for a quick return to the Premiership off to a good start but in the newly-named Coca-Cola Championship.

Leeds and Leicester experienced contrasting fortunes.

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