Boro win five-goal thriller

Middlesbrough 3 Man City 2

Boro win five-goal thriller
Mon, 06 Dec, 2004 - 22:20
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Middlesbrough 3 Man City 2

Middlesbrough’s goal-shy hit men chose the perfect moment to re-discover their shooting boots in tonight’s pulsating Barclays Premiership victory at home to Manchester City.

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