Oldham produce stunning giant-killing act at Everton

Everton 0 Oldham 1

Oldham produce stunning giant-killing act at Everton
Sat, 05 Jan, 2008 - 17:45
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Everton 0 Oldham 1

Oldham produced a stunning giant-killing act to achieve arguably their finest result since they were in the top flight 14 years ago.

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