City through after penalty drama
                   
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28-Aug-2008 8 related
        

Manchester City have made it through to the first round proper of the UEFA Cup after a 4-2 penalty shoot-out victory. Joe Hart was the City hero as he made two great stops, before Vedran Corluka stepped up to side foot home the winner. The Blues looked down and out in the tie as they still trailed 1-0 on aggregate in the last minute of normal time before... [read full story]                    

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