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The 1950s: West Ham Utd 2 Manchester City 4

Summary by Gary James' Football Archive
On this day (31 March) in 1951 Manchester City won 4-2 away at West Ham with goals from George Smith (2 goals; photographed here in a game at Maine Road v Manchester United), Johnny Hart and Dennis Westcott. The attendance was 21,533. If you’d like to read more on this season, then her’es a 1,500Continue reading "The 1950s: West Ham Utd 2 Manchester City 4"
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The 1950s: West Ham Utd 2 Manchester City 4

On this day (31 March) in 1951 Manchester City won 4-2 away at West Ham with goals from George Smith (2 goals; photographed here in a game at Maine Road v Manchester United), Johnny Hart and Dennis Westcott. The attendance was 21,533. If you’d like to read more on this season, then her’es a 1,500Continue reading "The 1950s: West Ham Utd 2 Manchester City 4"

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