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Sunday 21 March 2010 11:25 pm

City stay on Spurs’ heels

By: KCS-content

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FULHAM (1) vs MANCHESTER CITY (2)

MANCHESTER City kept up their chase for a top four finish by despatching Fulham’s European heroes without fuss at Craven Cottage.

City went ahead early on when Roque Santa Cruz tapped in after Craig Bellamy had hit a post and Carlos Tevez doubled the lead from close range with his 22nd goal of the season before half-time.

Fulham, fresh from their Europa League conquest of Juventus, pulled one back through Danny Murphy’s penalty after Gareth Barry’s handball.

But City held on for a win that leaves them in fifth place, just two points behind Tottenham and with the advantage of a game in hand.

Fulham remain 10th, comfortably clear of the relegation battle but six points adrift of Birmingham.

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