Birmingham lose late as Owner Sullivan departs

Birmingham 1 Bolton 2

Sat, 26 Sep, 2009 - 18:43

Birmingham 1 Bolton 2

David Sullivan’s final home game as Birmingham co-owner ended in disappointment as substitute Chung-Yong Lee’s late goal earned victory for Bolton at St. Andrews.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: St. AndrewsPlace: EnglandPerson: SullivanPerson: David SullivanPerson: Chung-Yong LeePerson: LeePerson: Kevin PhillipsPerson: Tamir CohenPerson: Gary MegsonPerson: Fabrice MuambaPerson: Gary CahillPerson: Alex McLeishPerson: Fabio CapelloPerson: Joe HartPerson: Ivan KlasnicPerson: CohenPerson: Samuel RickettsPerson: Kevin DaviesPerson: HartPerson: TainioPerson: BowyerPerson: Gregory VignalPerson: JasskelainenPerson: VignalPerson: Barry FergusonPerson: JaaskelainenPerson: CahillPerson: Steve BennettPerson: Keith FaheyPerson: FergusonPerson: Jlloyd SamuelPerson: BennettPerson: BenitezPerson: LarssonPerson: KlasnicPerson: DaviesPerson: McLeishPerson: Garry O’ConnorPerson: JohnsonPerson: MegsonPerson: Gavin McCannPerson: GardnerPerson: PhillipsPerson: TaylorOrganisation: BirminghamOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: BluesOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: Aston Villa
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