Before Trinidad and Tobago face Wales their former defender recalls a ‘bodily assault’ by Crouch at the 2006 World Cup Tue 19 Mar 2019 12.00 GMT Last modified on Tue 19 Mar 2019 12.06 GMT Shares 208 Peter Crouch makes use of Brent Sancho’s hair to head England into the lead against Trinidad and Tobago at the 2006 World Cup. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian A globetrotting playing career took Brent Sancho from Portland to Priestfield, Ross County to Rochester Rhinos but, speaking to the former Trinidad and Tobago defender, there really is only one place to start: that unforgettable night in Nuremberg at the 2006 World Cup . For 82 minutes Sancho and Dennis Lawrence, now the manager of the Caribbean nation, had held firm against Sven-Göran Eriksson’s England, until Peter Crouch pulled on Sancho’s dreadlocks for leverage and headed beyond Shaka Hislop. Steven Gerrard sealed victory in stoppage time, by which p...
Liverpool keep the pressure up on Manchester City as they beat Cardiff 2-0, thanks to second half goals by Wijnaldum and Milner. The Reds dominated much of the game, but finally got the breakthrough when Wijnaldum fired the ball home after a short corner, before Milner doubled their lead from the penalty spot after Morrison brought down Salah. Cardiff had chances of their own, with Morrison going closest, but they couldn't quite find a crucial goal and the visitors managed to see the game out.
Liverpool keep the pressure up on Manchester City as they beat Cardiff 2-0, thanks to second half goals by Wijnaldum and Milner. The Reds dominated much of the game, but finally got the breakthrough when Wijnaldum fired the ball home after a short corner, before Milner doubled their lead from the penalty spot after Morrison brought down Salah. Cardiff had chances of their own, with Morrison going closest, but they couldn't quite find a crucial goal and the visitors managed to see the game out.
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