Birmingham win marred by post-game violence

Birmingham 2 Aston Villa 1

Birmingham win marred by post-game violence
Wed, 01 Dec, 2010 - 22:08

Birmingham 2 Aston Villa 1

Nikola Zigic put Birmingham through to their first Carling Cup semi-final for nine years and earned his side revenge over Aston Villa manager Gerard Houllier as the hard-fought derby game was marred by ugly scenes at the end.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: SerbiaPerson: Nikola ZigicPerson: Gerard HoullierPerson: ZigicPerson: Gabriel AgbonlahorPerson: Sebastian LarssonPerson: HoullierPerson: Cameron JeromePerson: Keith FaheyPerson: Brad FriedelPerson: James CollinsPerson: Stewart DowningPerson: LarssonPerson: JeromePerson: Lee BowyerPerson: Richard DunnePerson: FriedelPerson: Liam RidgewellPerson: AgbonlahorPerson: Jonathan HoggPerson: Ben FosterPerson: Scott DannPerson: FaheyPerson: FosterPerson: Barry BannanPerson: Stephen CarrPerson: Stephen WarnockPerson: BowyerPerson: GardnerPerson: VillaPerson: Stephen IrelandPerson: Ashley YoungPerson: DannPerson: Luke YoungPerson: Ciaran ClarkPerson: DowningEvent: Carling CupOrganisation: BirminghamOrganisation: Aston VillaOrganisation: VillaOrganisation: CityOrganisation: Football AssociationOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: BluesOrganisation: England Under-21Organisation: St Andrew
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