'Best team lost,' says Bruce

Birmingham boss Steve Bruce was left to bitterly claim that “the better team lost” following a relegation sickener at the Riverside Stadium.

Sat, 04 Mar, 2006 - 18:47

Birmingham boss Steve Bruce was left to bitterly claim that “the better team lost” following a relegation sickener at the Riverside Stadium.

The Blues must loathe the sight of Middlesbrough striker Mark Viduka as the Australian ended his three-month goal drought in the Premiership to give Boro all three points.

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