Everton continue UEFA victory run

Brann Bergen 0 Everton 2

Everton continue UEFA victory run
Wed, 13 Feb, 2008 - 21:20

Brann Bergen 0 Everton 2

Everton maintained their march on Europe tonight with their sixth successive victory in this season’s increasingly impressive UEFA Cup run.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: EuropePlace: NorwayPlace: Goodison ParkPlace: La MangaPlace: UKPlace: WrexhamPerson: David Moyes’Person: Leon OsmanPerson: Victor AnichebePerson: Ayegbeni YakubuPerson: Mikel ArtetaPerson: Manuel FernandesPerson: Eirik BakkePerson: Azar KaradasPerson: Andy JohnsonPerson: YakubuPerson: NorwegiansPerson: Jan Gunnar SolliPerson: Karadas’Person: BakkePerson: OsmanPerson: OpdalPerson: JohnsonPerson: Lee CarsleyPerson: Tim HowardPerson: SolliPerson: KaradasPerson: Anton GenovPerson: Tim CahillPerson: Andrew JohnsonPerson: Kristjan SigurdssonPerson: Njogu Demba-NyrenPerson: FernandesPerson: Bjorn DahlPerson: Erik HusekleppPerson: Hassan El FakiriPerson: HowardPerson: Demba-NyrenPerson: Thorstein HelstadPerson: Joleon LescottPerson: AnichebePerson: Tony HibbertPerson: Michael ThwaitesPerson: DahlEvent: UEFA CupEvent: African Nations CupOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: UEFAOrganisation: Brann BergenOrganisation: BergenOrganisation: LeedsOrganisation: PortsmouthOrganisation: BrannOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: OpdalOrganisation: Cahill
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