Sunderland go second

Sunderland 2 Wolves 1

Sat, 07 Apr, 2007 - 18:21

Sunderland 2 Wolves 1

Roy Keane got the better of Wolves boss Mick McCarthy as Sunderland further enhanced their Coca-Cola Championship promotion prospects.

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