Magpies fail to break losing duck

Newcastle 2 West Brom 3

Magpies fail to break losing duck
Wed, 21 Dec, 2011 - 21:41

Newcastle 2 West Brom 3

Paul Scharner extended Newcastle’s winless Barclays Premier League run to six games as West Brom won on the road for the second time in five days.

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