Gray ends Reading cup dream

Julian Gray headed Birmingham into the fifth round of the FA Cup after Steve Bruce’s side took advantage of promotion-chasing Reading resting most of their first-team players.

Gray ends Reading cup dream
Tue, 07 Feb, 2006 - 22:10

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Julian Gray headed Birmingham into the fifth round of the FA Cup after Steve Bruce’s side took advantage of promotion-chasing Reading resting most of their first-team players.

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