Norwich crash out of Cup v West Ham

Marlon Harewood’s goal nine minutes from time was enough for West Ham to move into the fourth round of the FA Cup – and send Premiership side Norwich crashing out.

Norwich crash out of Cup v West Ham
Sat, 08 Jan, 2005 - 18:43

West Ham 1 Norwich 0

Marlon Harewood’s goal nine minutes from time was enough for West Ham to move into the fourth round of the FA Cup – and send Premiership side Norwich crashing out.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPerson: Marlon HarewoodPerson: HarewoodPerson: Luke ChadwickPerson: Alan PardewPerson: James WalkerPerson: Stephen BywaterPerson: WalkerPerson: Darren HuckerbyPerson: Mattias JonsonPerson: Jim BrennanPerson: Robert GreenPerson: Sergei RebrovPerson: Hayden MullinsPerson: PardewPerson: Mark NoblePerson: Marc EdworthyPerson: BrennanPerson: RebrovPerson: David BentleyPerson: GreenPerson: ChadwickPerson: BentleyPerson: HuckerbyPerson: Thomas HelvegPerson: Carl FletcherPerson: Tomas RepkaPerson: EdworthyPerson: NoblePerson: MullinsPerson: WelshmanPerson: HelvegPerson: Chris PowellPerson: Damien FrancisPerson: PowellPerson: Simon CharltonPerson: RepkaPerson: JonsonEvent: FA CupOrganisation: NorwichOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: CanariesOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: CoventryOrganisation: England
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