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Sun
9 May, Barclays Premier League
Liverpool -
(H) Drew 0-0 |
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The
season ends at a canter as the Tigers slip into the Championship with a
goalless draw against star studded Liverpool. Click the link to read
Ian Thomson's match report.
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Mon
3 May, Barclays Premier League
Wigan
Athletic - (A) Drew 2-2 |
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With
relegation all but mathematically sealed, Iain Dowie drops the
superstars and plays the younger squad members - with predictable
positive effect in terms of effort shown, goals scored and excitement
generated. However a goal deep into injury time denies City their
first away win of the season. Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.
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Sat
24 April, Barclays Premier League
Sunderland - (H) Lost
0-1 |
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Drinks
ordered at the last chance saloon, but an early Sunderland goal allied
to a feckless Jimmy Bullard performance sees the Tigers slip meekly into
the Championship without even a drinking song and a fumble in a darkened
corner. Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.
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Wed
21 April, Barclays Premier League
Aston
Villa - (H) Lost 0-2 |
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Move
along, nothing to see here. Early and late Aston Villa strikes are
enough to see off the benign Tigers as the Championship trap door opens
wider. Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.
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Sat
17 April, Barclays Premier League
Birmingham
City - (A) Drew 0-0 |
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Despite
late chances, City fail to beat a Birmingham side whose thoughts were
more related to beachwear and late night dancing, than beating the
Tigers at football. A goalless draw just about keeps the unlikely
dream alive for a further week. Click the link to read Matthew
Rudd's match report.
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Sat
10 April, Barclays Premier League
Burnley -
(H) Lost 1-4 |
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Utter
horror - terminally relegated Burnley come to town, concede early then
romp to a 4-1 victory against a Tigers side of unparalleled haplessness
and fecklessness. A shocking way to hasten City's exit from the
Premier League. Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.
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Sat
3 April, Barclays Premier League
Stoke
City - (A) Lost 0-2 |
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An
unexpected team selection and a feeble first half showing against Stoke
sees the Tigers fall behind, then just as second half substitutions
started to turn the tide George Boateng was injured an a ten man Tigers
side slumped to defeat. Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.
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Sat
27 March, Barclays Premier League
Fulham
- (H) Won 2-0 |
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A
half-paced Fulham are swept aside by an organised Dowie-led City side
and coupled with a West Ham defeat the relegaton battle is emphatically
back on. Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.
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Sat
20 March, Barclays Premier League
Portsmouth
- (A) Lost 2-3 |
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Iain
Dowie's debut saw the Tigers lead table-propping Portsmouth entering the
last five minute, before conceding two late horror goals to sink to
dispiriting defeat. Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.
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Sat
13 March, Barclays Premier League
Arsenal
- (H) Lost 1-2 |
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Unfortunate
with refereeing decisions, a stupid red card, a plucky rearguard action,
but ultimately a crushing defeat. The City Premier League
experience encapsulated in 90 minutes against Arsenal. Click the link to read
Mike Scott's match report.
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Sun
7 March, Barclays Premier League
Everton
- (A) Lost 1-5 |
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A
fortnight's rest for the Tigers yields its usual result - bizarre
tactical cock-ups and a Premier League thumping. This time it a
fine Everton side that benefit. Click the link to read Mark
Gretton's match report.
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Sat
20 February, Barclays Premier League
West
Ham United - (A) Lost 0-3 |
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Another
sending off - this time to feckless Craig Fagan - and an injury to
Anthony Gardner accompanies a thumping defeat against relegation rivals
West Ham. Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.
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Wed
10 February, Barclays Premier League
Blackburn
Rovers - (A) Lost 0-1 |
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A
poor City performance in the cold, worsened by a poor decision to send
off George Boateng in the first half, saw City crash to a deflating
defeat. Click the link to read Paul Atkin's match report.
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Sat
6 February, Barclays Premier League
Manchester
City - (H) Won 2-1 |
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The
fine form continues as the Tigers swot aside the multi millionaires of
Manchester City, rendering them disjointed with a tremendous display
with Jozy Altidore emotional Premier League opener and a refulgent
Boateng swipe. Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.
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Tue
2 February, Barclays Premier League
Chelsea
- (H) Drew 1-1 |
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After
the Wolves disappointment, a resurgent Tigers led by a powerful Jozy
Altidore and prompted by youngster Tom Cairney in midfield claim a well
deserved point against a world class but under-performing Chelsea side.
Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.
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Sat
30 January, Barclays Premier League
Wolverhampton
Wanderers - (H) Drew 2-2 |
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Twice
in the lead, the Tigers squander a fine opportunity to claim three
Premier League points as a great first half display degenerates in the
second half amid defensive blunders. We apologise that there is no match
report.
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Sat
23 January, Barclays Premier League
Manchester
United - (A) Lost 0-4 |
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City
visit Old Trafford in defensive formation and despite a few Tiger half
chances, it was the home side that dominated matters with Wayne Rooney
contributing all four goals scored in the game. Click the link to read
Steve Weatherill's match report.
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Sat
16 January, Barclays Premier League
Tottenham
Hotspur - (A) Drew 0-0 |
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A
fighting performance that featured a remarkable series of top drawer
saves by Bo Myhill sees City gain a goalless draw and valuable point at
Tottenham. Click the link to read Adrian Hoggarth's match report.
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Sat
2 January, EON FA Cup Third Round
Wigan
Athletic - (A) Lost 1-4 |
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A
New Year, but same old dross as the Tigers Reserves serve up a truly
woeful performance in front of scant few fans and are dumped out of the
FA Cup by a half-decent second half Wigan performance. Click the link to read
Mike Scott's match report.
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Tue
29 December, Barclays Premier League
Bolton
Wanderers - (A) Drew 2-2 |
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After
a truly terrible hour of play in which relegation rivals Bolton ease
into a two goal lead, the home self-destruct in fine style and the
Tigers claim a most unlikely away point after two Stephen Hunt strikes. Click the link to read
Ed Bacon's match report.
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Sun
27 December, Barclays Premier League
Manchester
United - (H) Lost 1-3 |
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A
spirited, attacking but ultimately fruitless performance against the
title holders Manchester United sees the Tigers slip into the bottom 2
with a 3-1 defeat. Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.
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Sat
19 December, Barclays Premier League
Arsenal
- (A) Lost 0-3 |
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A
defensive set-up but a decent first half showing was undone by Samir
Nasri's cheating and a feeble free kick awarded by Steve Bannett. City's
flame of hope flickered once more when Craig Fagan won a cheap penalty,
but Geovanni's spot kick was woeful and by the end City were a distant
second, making it consecutive 0-3 defeats away from home. Click the link to read
James Lockwood's match report.
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Sat
12 December, Barclays Premier League
Blackburn
Rovers - (H) Drew 0-0 |
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Amid
a string of tough fixtures, this home game against struggling Blackburn
stood out as a chance for a precious win. But a poor game and
over-defensive tactics saw the Tigers claim only a point from a
scoreless 90 minutes. Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.
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Sat
5 December, Barclays Premier League
Aston
Villa - (A) Lost 0-3 |
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A
Jimmy Bullard injury signals a collapse in confidence and form, and the
Tigers are easily beaten 3-0 by a powerful Villa side. Click the link to read
Ian Thomson's match report.
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Sat
28 November, Barclays Premier League
Manchester
City - (A) Drew 1-1 |
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A
second excellent performance in four days sees City claim a point with a
late equaliser courtesy of a Bullard spot kick - a goal that allowed the
Tigers to exorcise some ghosts from the previous visit to Eastlands with
a hilarious "ticking off" sit-down goal celebration. Click the link to read
Steve Weatherill's match report.
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Wed
25 November, Barclays Premier League
Everton
- (H) Won 3-2 |
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A
devastating first half performance featuring commitment, slick passing
and tidy finishing sees the Tigers reach the half three goals up against
illustrious Scouse opposition. This is Hull City though - after
two second half Everton goals the Tigers hang on for a fine win. Click the link to read
Matthwe Rudd's match report.
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Sat
21 November, Barclays Premier League
West
Ham United - (H) Drew 3-3 |
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A
remarkable first half sees West Ham blitz into a two goal lead before a
Jimmy Bullard inspired performance leads the Tigers to a 3-2 lead at
half time. But in the second half Bernard Mendy is dismissed and
the Tigers take a point from a 3-3 draw. Click the link to read Ed
Bacon's match report.
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Sun
8 November, Barclays Premier League
Stoke
City - (H) Won 2-1 |
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The
most spirited performance for some time, featuring Jimmy Bullard in
insprational form in his home debut, sees City recover from a first
half deficit to claim a last minute winner against the enemies of
football, Stoke City, and climb out of the bottom 3. Click the link to read
James Lockwood's match report.
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Sat
31 October, Barclays Premier League
Burnley
- (A) Lost 0-2 |
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Shameful
refereeing decisions deny City a goal and gift Burnley their opener -
but such incompetence can't mask the continued paucity of City's
performance - Geovanni aside - as the Tigers crash 0-2 at Turf Moor. Click the link to read
Mark Gretton's match report.
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Sat
24 October, Barclays Premier League
Portsmouth
- (H) Drew 0-0 |
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A
full-on bottom of the table clash as Portsmouth come to town - and the
fans witnessed what may have been the worst Premier League game
ever. Ugly. Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.
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Mon
19 October, Barclays Premier League
Fulham
- (A) Lost 0-2 |
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The
gloom re-emerges as a feeble Tigers performance in front of the ESPN
audience sees Fulham ease to an easy 2-0 victory. Could have been
many more. Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.
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Sat
3 October, Barclays Premier League
Wigan
Athletic - (H) Won 2-1 |
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With
Nicky Barmby wearing the captain's armband, City put in a spirited 90
minute shift and ease three points from the grasp of pretty but
ineffectual Wigan Athletic. Click the link to read Ed Bacon's match report.
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Sat
26 September, Barclays Premier League
Liverpool
- (A) Lost 1-6 |
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After
a spirited start of the kind that City fans are accustomed to at the Big
4 grounds, Fernando Torres gives new signing Ibrahima Sonko a fearful
roasting and, as the interest levels of the team waned in the second
half, the Tigers are thumped 6-1. Click the link to read Matthew
Rudd's match report.
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Wed
23 September, Carling Cup Third Round
Everton
- (H) Lost 0-4 |
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City
field a reserve side in the League Cup and take a severe beating from a
talented Everton side. Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.
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Sat
19 September, Barclays Premier League
Birmingham
City - (H) Lost 0-1 |
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A
very limited Birmingham side, ravaged by injuries, park the bus in
pursuit of a goal but end up with all three as the Tigers deliver a
feeble performance in front of a frustrated crowd. Click the link to read
Adrian Hoggarth's match report.
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Sat
12 September, Barclays Premier League
Sunderland
- (A) Lost 1-4 |
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Another
dreadful result, as the Tigers are rolled over by Sunderland after a
reasonable first half. Inevitably Michael Turner has a strong
influence on his debut, while City's puzzling team selections continue
to cede initiative to the opposition. Click the link to read Mike
Scott's match report.
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Sat
29 August, Barclays Premier League
Wolverhampton
Wanderers - (A) Drew 1-1 |
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Geovanni
scores in the opening minutes to provide the Tigers with a splendid
start at Molineux. But a similarly early Wolves goal in the second
half, followed by some increasingly dogged City defending led by
transfer target Michael Turner, resulted in both sides claiming a
satisfactory point. Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.
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Tue
25 August, Carling Cup Second Round
Southend
United - (H) Won 3-1 |
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A
selection of youth teamers, new signings and fringe players combine to
dismiss a limited Southend United side from the League Cup. Click the link to read
Matthew Rudd's match report.
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Sat
22 August, Barclays Premier League
Bolton
Wanderers - (H) Won 1-0 |
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A
challenge of a more physical nature comes to the KC in the shape of
Bolton Wanderers, and after an ugly first half it is Jozy Altidore's
strength and Kamel Ghilas's pace and finishing that inspire a 1-0 win
that could have been more emphatic with more luck in front of goal. Click the link to read
Mark Gretton's match report.
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Wed
18 August, Barclays Premier League
Tottenham
Hotspur - (H) Lost 1-5 |
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An
absolute hammering as a feeble City performance and a rampant Tottenham
side combined to deliver a 5-1 thumping in City's first home game of the
season. Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.
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Sat
15 August, Barclays Premier League
Chelsea
- (A) Lost 1-2 |
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The
season opener sees City ride an early storm and take an unlikely lead at
Stamford Bridge, but two Drogba strikes see Chelsea claim a win late
on. A promising start. Click the link to read Steve
Weatherill's match report.
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