Blues in better health

Birmingham’s injury crisis has eased ahead of the Premier League relegation battle at Wigan on Saturday.

Fri, 18 Mar, 2011 - 09:10

Birmingham’s injury crisis has eased ahead of the Premier League relegation battle at Wigan on Saturday.

City were without eight first team players for the FA Cup quarter-final with Bolton last weekend, while Barry Ferguson and Martin Jiranek were injured and substituted during the game.

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