City beat Blackpool to remain joint top

Manchester City 1 Blackpool 0

City beat Blackpool to remain joint top
Sat, 01 Jan, 2011 - 16:58

Manchester City 1 Blackpool 0

Three stunning misses from Carlos Tevez almost proved costly as Manchester City narrowly edged out Blackpool to stay level with neighbours United at the top of the Barclays Premier League.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Stadium of LightPlace: CathcartPerson: Carlos TevezPerson: TevezPerson: Adam JohnsonPerson: Mario BalotelliPerson: Roberto ManciniPerson: Ian HollowayPerson: Charlie AdamPerson: Elliot GrandinPerson: AdamPerson: David SilvaPerson: Gary Taylor-FletcherPerson: Aleksandar KolarovPerson: DJ CampbellPerson: Yaya TourePerson: Ian EvattPerson: Ludovic SylvestrePerson: Taylor-FletcherPerson: Joe HartPerson: SilvaPerson: Craig CathcartPerson: Richard KingsonPerson: TourePerson: JohnsonPerson: Luke VarneyPerson: HollowayPerson: SylvestrePerson: Matt PhillipsPerson: VarneyPerson: PhillipsPerson: HartPerson: Vincent KompanyPerson: Pablo ZabaletaPerson: James MilnerPerson: Joleon LescottPerson: CampbellPerson: MilnerPerson: Neal EardleyPerson: Brett OrmerodEvent: Barclays Premier LeagueOrganisation: CityOrganisation: BlackpoolOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: Aston VillaOrganisation: Sunderland
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