Baggies stay on track

Simon Cox’s second-half volley was enough to keep West Brom in the Coca-Cola Championship automatic promotion places with a 1-0 win at Plymouth.

Sat, 06 Feb, 2010 - 18:03

Simon Cox’s second-half volley was enough to keep West Brom in the Coca-Cola Championship automatic promotion places with a 1-0 win at Plymouth.

The former Swindon forward fired home from close range, meaning Graham Dorrans’ late failure to convert a penalty did not prove crucial.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: City Ground Place: Liberty Stadium Place: Bramall Lane Place: Glanford Park Place: Ashton Gate Person: Baggies Person: Simon Cox Person: Graham Dorrans’Person: Dexter Blackstock Person: Blackstock Person: Darren Purse Person: Luke Varney Person: David Cotterill Person: Ashley Williams Person: Daryl Murphy Person: Murphy Person: David Healy Person: David Wheater Person: Aaron McLean Person: Jim Gannon Person: Mikele Leigertwood Person: Peter Ramage Person: Lee Williamson Person: Robbie Savage Person: Williamson Person: Nigel Clough Person: Neil Danns Person: Darren Ambrose Person: David Mirfin Person: Nigel Adkins’Person: Danns Person: Emil Halfredsson Person: Ryan Shotton Person: Lloyd Doyley Person: Danny N’Guessan Person: Lloyd Dyer Person: Stephen Dobbie Person: David Bell Person: David Clarkson Person: Robins Event: Coca-Cola Championship Organisation: West Brom Organisation: Plymouth Organisation: Swindon Organisation: Nottingham Forest Organisation: Sheffield Wednesday Organisation: Swansea Organisation: Preston Organisation: Swans’Organisation: Ipswich Organisation: Middlesbrough Organisation: Sunderland Organisation: Peterborough Organisation: QPR Organisation: Sheffield United Organisation: Derby Organisation: Rams Organisation: Crystal Palace Organisation: Scunthorpe Organisation: Eagles Organisation: Barnsley Organisation: Watford Organisation: Leicester Organisation: Blackpool Organisation: Foxes Organisation: Seasiders Organisation: Bristol City Organisation: Coventry

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