Norwich shock United

Norwich 2 Manchester United 0

Sat, 09 Apr, 2005 - 21:09
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Norwich 2 Manchester United 0

Norwich inflicted a shock defeat on Manchester United at Carrow Road - courtesy of second-half goals from Dean Ashton and Leon McKenzie – although it may have come too late to save their Barclays Premiership season.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Carrow RoadPlace: NorwichPerson: Dean AshtonPerson: Leon McKenziePerson: Nigel WorthingtonPerson: Ruud van NistelrooyPerson: Wayne RooneyPerson: Cristiano RonaldoPerson: Alan SmithPerson: Craig FlemingPerson: Howard WebbPerson: Louis SahaPerson: Jason ShackellPerson: SahaPerson: McKenziePerson: Damien FrancisPerson: HeinzePerson: Tim HowardPerson: RonaldoPerson: SmithPerson: Thomas HelvegPerson: HowardPerson: ShackellPerson: Gabriel HeinzePerson: Mikael SilvestrePerson: Gary NevillePerson: RooneyPerson: Quinton FortunePerson: David BentleyPerson: Graham StuartPerson: HuckerbyPerson: Adam DruryPerson: HelvegPerson: BentleyPerson: AshtonPerson: Van NistelrooyPerson: KlebersonPerson: SafriEvent: Barclays PremiershipOrganisation: NorwichOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: DenmarkOrganisation: Canaries’
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