Stoke scrape draw against 10-man Hull

Stoke salvaged a controversial late point against 10-man Hull after captain Ryan Shawcross bundled home from point-blank range seven minutes from time.

Stoke scrape draw against 10-man Hull
Sun, 24 Aug, 2014 - 16:39

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Stoke salvaged a controversial late point against 10-man Hull after captain Ryan Shawcross bundled home from point-blank range seven minutes from time.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPerson: Ryan ShawcrossPerson: James ChesterPerson: Nikica JelavicPerson: Phil BardsleyPerson: Allan McGregorPerson: ShawcrossPerson: Mark Hughes’Person: BardsleyPerson: Andrew RobertsonPerson: HullPerson: Stephen QuinnPerson: Peter OdemwingiePerson: LivermorePerson: Glenn WhelanPerson: Jonathan MossPerson: Ahmed ElmohamadyPerson: RobertsonPerson: Tom IncePerson: OdemwingiePerson: Erik Pieters’Person: HughesPerson: Bojan KrkicPerson: WhelanPerson: Tom HuddlestonePerson: Asmir BegovicPerson: JelavicPerson: Marc WilsonPerson: Hughes’Person: McGregorPerson: DioufPerson: Peter CrouchPerson: Steve BrucePerson: IncePerson: Liam RoseniorPerson: BojanPerson: CrouchPerson: McShanePerson: Charlie AdamOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: HullOrganisation: TigersOrganisation: PottersOrganisation: Chester
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