Breen targets top spot

Sunderland skipper, Ireland's Gary Breen, returns from injury tonight hoping to take his side to the top of the Coca-Cola Championship for the first time this season.

Fri, 04 Feb, 2005 - 08:24

Sunderland skipper, Ireland's Gary Breen, returns from injury tonight hoping to take his side to the top of the Coca-Cola Championship for the first time this season.

Beating Wolves at Molineux by three goals or more would ensure the Black Cats reaching top spot over current leaders Ipswich by virtue of goal difference.

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