Villa, Birmingham escape censure

Aston Villa and Birmingham will not face any further punishment for the brawl at Villa Park on Sunday.

Villa, Birmingham escape censure
Wed, 15 Dec, 2004 - 09:56

Aston Villa and Birmingham will not face any further punishment for the brawl at Villa Park on Sunday.

Football Association officials consulted referee Steve Dunn over the incident sparked by Damien Johnson’s tackle on Gareth Barry.

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