Sunderland boot out Palace

Marcus Stewart exorcised the ghost of Sunderland’s play-off semi-final defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace by dumping the Barclays Premiership side out of the FA Cup.

Sunderland boot out Palace
Sat, 08 Jan, 2005 - 18:40

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Marcus Stewart exorcised the ghost of Sunderland’s play-off semi-final defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace by dumping the Barclays Premiership side out of the FA Cup.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Stadium of LightPlace: KiralyPerson: Marcus StewartPerson: Fitz HallPerson: Mick McCarthyPerson: Jeff WhitleyPerson: StewartPerson: Gabor KiralyPerson: Neill CollinsPerson: Wayne RoutledgePerson: Andy WelshPerson: RoutledgePerson: Vassilis LakisPerson: Andrew JohnsonPerson: Iain DowiePerson: WelshPerson: HallPerson: ElliottPerson: Michael HughesPerson: Ben WatsonPerson: WatsonPerson: LakisPerson: Thomas MyhrePerson: Mikele LeigertwoodPerson: CollinsPerson: McCarthyPerson: Darren PowellPerson: KiralyPerson: Danny ButterfieldPerson: Seán ThorntonPerson: Rob StylesPerson: DowiePerson: Tom SoaresPerson: Neil ShipperleyPerson: ShipperleyPerson: MyhrePerson: Soares’Person: JohnsonPerson: Chris BrownPerson: Matt PiperPerson: ThorntonPerson: KiEvent: BarclaysEvent: FA CupEvent: Barclays PremiershipOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: PalaceOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: PremiershipOrganisation: IpswichOrganisation: Black CatsOrganisation: GillinghamOrganisation: EaglesOrganisation: Welsh
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