Post by Taxigirl on Sept 8, 2005 7:52:03 GMT
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United striker David Healy put a dent in England's World Cup qualifying hopes with a fabulous winner for Northern Ireland.
The Whites star gave the World a small measure of his undoubted talent with a right footed strike that beat former Leeds keeper Paul Robinson with quarter of an hour left to play and left England stunned.
The 26-year-old stretched his record run of goals for Northern Ireland to 19 with the goal and gave the province their first win over the English on home soil since 1927.
Healy has secured his place in Northern Ireland's history, the first man from the Province to hit a winner against England since Terry Neill back in 1972.
United striker David Healy put a dent in England's World Cup qualifying hopes with a fabulous winner for Northern Ireland.
The Whites star gave the World a small measure of his undoubted talent with a right footed strike that beat former Leeds keeper Paul Robinson with quarter of an hour left to play and left England stunned.
The 26-year-old stretched his record run of goals for Northern Ireland to 19 with the goal and gave the province their first win over the English on home soil since 1927.
Healy has secured his place in Northern Ireland's history, the first man from the Province to hit a winner against England since Terry Neill back in 1972.