Football: Norwich are inspired by Bellamy

Thursday 03 December 1998 00:02 GMT

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NORWICH CITY bounced back to form with a comfortable 3-1 home victory over Grimsby Town last night to move up to fourth place in the First Division.

The Canaries had looked out of sorts when losing 3-1 at home to struggling Oxford United on Sunday, but were back to somewhere near their best.

They took 11 minutes to open the scoring thanks to an emphatic finish from Neil Adams, who was set up by Craig Bellamy. The home side were in control but after Iwan Roberts scored a second 10 minutes from time, David Smith pulled a goal back with a 20-yard drive. Bellamy then made it 3- 1 from Lee Marshall's through ball.

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