Hoolahan scores to see off Scunthorpe in the cup

Norwich 2 Scunthorpe 1

Hoolahan scores to see off Scunthorpe in the cup
Tue, 28 Aug, 2012 - 22:52

Norwich 2 Scunthorpe 1

Chris Hughton picked up his first win as Norwich manager in their Capital One Cup second round match at home to Scunthorpe, but his side were pushed all the way by their lower league opponents.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: ScunthorpePlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: HoolahanPerson: Chris HughtonPerson: Simon LappinPerson: Wes HoolahanPerson: Mark DuffyPerson: Andy BarchamPerson: Declan RuddPerson: Steve MorisonPerson: Michael TurnerPerson: David FoxPerson: Chris MartinPerson: Andrew SurmanPerson: LappinPerson: Sam SlocombePerson: Alan KnillPerson: Christian RibeiroPerson: DuffyPerson: RuddPerson: Ryan BennettPerson: SurmanPerson: SlocombePerson: RibeiroPerson: David MirfinPerson: HughtonPerson: Anthony PilkingtonPerson: Niall CanavanPerson: MorisonPerson: Canaries’Person: ScunthorpePerson: Mike GrellaPerson: George FrancombPerson: FoxPerson: Marc TierneyPerson: David PruttonEvent: Capital One CupOrganisation: ScunthorpeOrganisation: NorwichOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: Nottingham Forest
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