3-5-2
KEITH BRANAGAN ... 9
MARK FISH ... 7
ANDY TODD ... 7
GUDNI BERGSSON ... 5
NEIL COX ... 6
PER FRANDSEN ... 6
JOHN SHERIDAN ... 6
ALAN THOMPSON ... 8
JIMMY PHILLIPS ... 6
DEAN HOLDSWORTH ... 5
BOB TAYLOR ... 7
Subs: John Salako (6) for Holdsworth 37 mins, Michael Johansen for Salako 84 mins, Gaetano Giallanza, Chris Fairclough, Gavin Ward. LEICESTER CITY
4-5-1
Keller; Kaamark, Prior, Elliott, Ullathorne; Savage, Parker, Lennon, Zagorakis, Guppy; Heskey. Subs: Wilson for Zagorakis 62 mins, Fenton for Lennon 74 mins, Cottee, Watts, Arphexad.
Referee: Uriah Rennie (Sheffield).
Attendance: 25,000.
Goals: Thompson 52 mins and 90 mins.
Shots/headers on target: Wanderers 5, Leicester 5.
Corners: Wanderers 1, Leicester 8.
Fouls committed: Wanderers 11, Leicester 11.
Offsides: Wanderers 3, Leicester 1.
Bookings: Wanderers - Thompson 31mins (foul), Todd 45 mins (dissent), Phillips 65 mins (foul); Leicester - Zagorakis 13 mins (foul), Heskey 90 mins (dissent).
Red cards: Wanderers - Bergsson 27 mins (foul denying scoring opportunity); Leicester - Ullathorne 41 mins (violent conduct).
Man of the Match KEITH BRANAGAN GAVE a near-faultless display after surviving a sixth minute scare when Heskey's goal was disallowed. Three outstanding saves - one out of this world - and good handling under intense pressure stood out above any other performer.
Magic Moment THOMPSON'S goals were both superbly taken and much needed but Branagan's incredible save from Elliott's close range header was pure magic - the turning point of the game and possibly the turning point of the season.
Moan of the Match THE laws of the game that left Mr Rennie with little option but to send off two players. Had he ignored Bergsson's so-called 'professional foul' or Ullathorne's swing at Frandsen, which didn't connect, he'd probably have been in trouble himself.
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