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Wolverhampton Wanderers
FT
0 : 0
vs
HT 0 : 0
Stoke City

  • Kick Off at 11:00 (GMT) on 11th April, 2010
  • The referee for this match is Chris Foy
  • Attendance of 28455 fans at the Molineux Stadium
  • This is a match in Premier League, Match Day 34, Season 2009/2010

  • Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • Stoke City
Full lineups: Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Stoke City

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Starting XI

  • 13. Marcus Hahnemann
  • 23. Ronald Zubar
  • 6. Jody Craddock
  • 16. Christophe Berra
  • 3. George Elokobi
  • 32. Kevin Foley
  • 27. Michael Mancienne
  • 4. David Edwards
  • 17. Matt Jarvis
  • 14. David Jones
  • 29. Kevin Doyle

Substitutes

  • 1. Wayne Hennessey
  • 9. Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
  • 11. Stephen Ward
  • 15. Greg Halford
  • 19. Chris Iwelumo
  • 20. Nenad Milijas
  • 34. Adlene Guedioura

Coach

  • Mick McCarthy

Stoke City

Starting XI

  • 29. Thomas Sorensen
  • 4. Robert Huth
  • 25. Abdoulaye Faye
  • 3. Danny Higginbotham
  • 22. Danny Collins
  • 24. Rory Delap
  • 18. Dean Whitehead
  • 6. Glenn Whelan
  • 26. Matthew Etherington
  • 11. Mamady Sidibe
  • 12. Dave Kitson

Substitutes

  • 27. Asmir Begovic
  • 7. Liam Lawrence
  • 14. Danny Pugh
  • 20. Tuncay Sanli
  • 28. Andy Wilkinson
  • 36. Matthew Lund
  • 42. Louis Moult

Coach

  • Tony Pulis
  • 7
    fouls
    4
  • 0
    offsides
    1
  • 5
    shots on target
    2
  • 3
    shots off target
    10
  • 2
    blocked shots
    2
  • 7
    corners
    6
  • 16
    crosses
    16
  • 45%
    possession
    55%
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Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Stoke City
Team Performance
3 Comments
chris 17 years ago
wow some man utd fans are really are bad saying that man utd used to be champions who made them champions in the first place fergie he made them win the leuge champions leage n stuff n u hv the guts to post that i dont support man utd but some ppl r just glory hunters
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anex 17 years ago
hull Burnley and Portsmouth look to be going down to the championship
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Wolfy 17 years ago
I'll take a point. Increase that gap a little. Hull do have a game in hand but if anyone saw how they fell apart at home against a team that had only one away point all season, you cannot help but think the points on the board are worth much more than the game in hand. As I've said before, the current bottom three will go down. A few more points will see us safe.
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