Norwich move off the bottom after draw

Manchester City 1 Norwich City 1

Mon, 01 Nov, 2004 - 22:15

Manchester City 1 Norwich City 1

For the second Barclays Premiership game on the trot Manchester City boss Kevin Keegan was left cursing a referee after his team had two late penalty claims turned down.

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