Black Cats land strike late to top table

Southampton 1 Sunderland 2

Black Cats land strike late to top table
Mon, 09 Apr, 2007 - 20:34
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Southampton 1 Sunderland 2

Sensational strikes from Carlos Edwards and Grant Leadbitter ensured Sunderland rose to the summit of the Coca-Cola Championship for the first time this season.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: LutonPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: Carlos EdwardsPerson: Grant LeadbitterPerson: Marek SaganowskiPerson: EdwardsPerson: LeadbitterPerson: Roy KeanePerson: KeanePerson: Steven ElliottPerson: David ConnollyPerson: Tobias HysenPerson: Dwight YorkePerson: Dean WhiteheadPerson: Ross WallacePerson: George BurleyPerson: Chris BairdPerson: Alexander OstlundPerson: Djamel BelmadiPerson: Nathan DyerPerson: Liam MillerPerson: Edwards’Person: ConnollyPerson: Bartosz BialkowskiPerson: ElliottPerson: YorkePerson: BialkowskiPerson: Leon BestPerson: Grzegorz RasiakPerson: Jonny Evans’Person: Darren WardPerson: Gareth BalePerson: WardPerson: BairdPerson: SaganowskiPerson: BelmadiPerson: Danny GuthriePerson: Nyron NosworthyPerson: John ViafaraEvent: Coca-Cola ChampionshipEvent: Barclays PremiershipOrganisation: Black CatsOrganisation: SouthamptonOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: SaintsOrganisation: BirminghamOrganisation: CoventryOrganisation: St MaryOrganisation: LutonOrganisation: Manchester United
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