Late goal, penalty save puts Birmingham top

Wolves 2 Birmingham 3

Sun, 22 Apr, 2007 - 15:10

Wolves 2 Birmingham 3

Colin Doyle saved a late penalty as Birmingham came from behind to beat local rivals Wolves and storm to the top of the Coca-Cola Championship.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPerson: Colin DoylePerson: Steve BrucePerson: Andy ColePerson: Michael McIndoePerson: Niklas BendtnerPerson: Cameron JeromePerson: DoylePerson: Seyi OlofinjanaPerson: Graham LawsPerson: Michael KightlyPerson: OlofinjanaPerson: Jay BothroydPerson: McIndoePerson: Matt MurrayPerson: Gary McSheffreyPerson: Stephen ClemencePerson: BothroydPerson: Andy KeoghPerson: ColePerson: KightlyPerson: McSheffreyPerson: KeoghPerson: BrucePerson: Stephen KellyPerson: BendtnerPerson: MurrayPerson: JeromePerson: Radhi JaidiPerson: Neill CollinsEvent: Coca-Cola ChampionshipOrganisation: BirminghamOrganisation: WolvesOrganisation: Blues
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