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Mark Hughes accepts the “edge has been taken off” Manchester City’s early season promise by a run of one win in five league games.

Sat, 31 Oct, 2009 - 09:33

Mark Hughes accepts the “edge has been taken off” Manchester City’s early season promise by a run of one win in five league games.

Boss Hughes will want that statistic changed at Birmingham tomorrow when he expects to have Kolo Toure, Martin Petrov and Wayne Bridge back from minor injuries.

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