Long scores as Baggies coast to win by the seaside

Southampton 0 West Brom 3

Long scores as Baggies coast to win by the seaside
Sat, 27 Apr, 2013 - 18:14

Southampton 0 West Brom 3

Referee Robert Madley had a Barclays Premier League debut to remember today, dishing out three red cards as West Brom romped to a record-breaking victory at Southampton.

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