Hammers fall at Boro

Middlesbrough 1 West Ham 0

Sat, 11 Nov, 2006 - 17:22

Middlesbrough 1 West Ham 0

Substitute Massimo Maccarone came to Middlesbrough's rescue again to claim three precious Premiership points against West Ham.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: TeessidePerson: BoroPerson: Massimo MaccaronePerson: Robert GreenPerson: MaccaronePerson: Aiyegbeni YakubuPerson: Stewart DowningPerson: GreenPerson: Mark SchwarzerPerson: Gareth SouthgatePerson: Alan PardewPerson: SouthgatePerson: YakubuPerson: James CollinsPerson: MorrisonPerson: DowningPerson: CollinsPerson: Collins'Person: Danny GabbidonPerson: Marlon HarewoodPerson: Teddy SheringhamPerson: Nigel Reo-CokerPerson: Yossi BenayounPerson: Matthew EtheringtonPerson: Jonathan WoodgatePerson: SchwarzerPerson: Fabio RochembackPerson: EtheringtonPerson: HarewoodPerson: BenayounPerson: Emanuel PogatetzPerson: Jonathon SpectorPerson: PardewPerson: Carlos TevezPerson: RochembackPerson: Lee CattermoleEvent: PremiershipEvent: UEFA CupOrganisation: HammersOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: FC BasleOrganisation: Steaua BucharestOrganisation: BlackburnOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: WatfordOrganisation: Teessiders
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