Ireland opener sets City up for two-goal win

FT: Man City 5 Scunthorpe 1

Ireland opener sets City up for two-goal win
Wed, 28 Oct, 2009 - 21:48

FT: Man City 5 Scunthorpe 1

Stephen Ireland staked his claim for a regular place in Mark Hughes’ side with a glittering performance and Manchester City’s early goal tonight.

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