Premier League Past Winners

Manchester City 1 Leicester City 0

Played April 26 1969 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee G McCabe

Manchester City Team

All-English team

Harry Dowd, Tony Book (Captain), Glyn Pardoe, Mike Doyle, Tommy Booth, Alan Oakes, Mike Summerbee, Colin Bell, Francis Lee, Neil Young (Scored), Tony Coleman
Unused substitute Dave Connor

Leicester City Team

Peter Shilton, Peter Rodrigues, David Nish (Captain), Bobby Roberts, Alan Woollett, Graham Cross, Rodney Fern, David Gibson, Andy Lochhead, Allan Clarke, Len Glover
Substitute Malcolm Manley replaced Len Glover in the 70th minute

Chelsea 2 Middlesbrough 0

Played May 17 1997, Attendance 79,160, Referee S Lodge

Chelsea Team

Frode Grodas, Dan Petrescu, Scott Minto, Frank Sinclair, Frank Lebouef, Steve Clarke, Gianfranco Zola, Roberto Di Matteo (Scored), Eddie Newton (Scored), Mark Hughes

Substitute Gianluca Vialli replaced Gianfranco Zola in the 89th minute
Unused substitutes Kevin Hitchcock, Andy Myers

Middlesbrough Team

Ben Roberts, Clayton Blackmore, Curtis Fleming, Phil Stamp, Nigel Pearson (Captain), Gianluca Festa, Emerson, Robbie Mustoe, Fabrizio Ravanelli, Juninho, Craig Hignett

Substitute Mickel Beck replaced Fabrizio Ravanelli in the 24th minute
Substitute Steve Vickers replaced Robbie Mustoe in the 29th minute
Substitute Vladimir Kinder replaced Craig Hignett in the 74th minute

Historical Match Overview

On October 9, 1978, an exciting encounter took place at Shrewsbury Town’s home ground, where they faced off against Zambia. The match commenced promptly at 7:30 PM, drawing fans from near and far.

Highlighting Bobby Charlton

The programme features the legendary Bobby Charlton, who played for Shrewsbury Town during this memorable event. His skills on the pitch added a unique allure to the match, making it a significant occasion for both teams.

A Collector’s Item

This official souvenir programme is not just a keepsake from the game but also a piece of football history. It encapsulates the spirit of the event and serves as a treasured memento for supporters and collectors alike.

Wanderers 1 Old Etonians 1 (after extra time)

Played March 11 1876, Attendance 3,500, Referee WS Rawson

Wanderers Team

William D O Greig, Alfred Hugh Stratford, William Lindsay, Frederick Brunning Chappel-Maddison, Francis Hornby Birley, Charles Henry Reynolds Wollaston, Charles Francis William Heron, George Hubert Hugh Heron, John Edwards (Scored), Jarvis Kenrick, Thomas Hughes

Old Etonians Team

Quintin Hogg, Reverand James E C Welldon, Hon Edward Lyttleton, Albert Thompson, Hon Arthur Kinnaird (Captain), C Meysey, William Stanley Kenyon-Slaney, Hon Alfred Lyttleton, Julian Sturgis, Alexander George Bonsor (Scored), Herbert Allene

1876 FA Cup Final Replay Result

Wanderers 3 Old Etonians 0

Replay Played March 18 1876, Attendance 1,500, Referee WS Rawson

Wanderers Team

William D O Greig, Alfred Hugh Stratford, William Lindsay, Frederick Brunning Chappel-Maddison, Francis Hornby Birley, Charles Henry Reynolds Wollaston (Scored), Charles Francis William Heron, George Hubert Hugh Heron, John Edwards, Jarvis Kenrick, Thomas Hughes (Scored (2))

Old Etonians Team

Quintin Hogg, Edgar Lubbock, Hon Edward Lyttleton, Matthew Farrer, Hon Arthur Kinnaird (Captain), (Sir) James Stronge, William Stanley Kenyon-Slaney, Hon Alfred Lyttleton, Julian Sturgis, Alexander George Bonsor, Herbert Allene

Arsenal 2 Newcastle United 0

Played May 16 1998, Attendance 79,183, Referee P Durkin

Arsenal Team

David Seaman, Lee Dixon, Nigel Winterburn, Patrick Vieira, Martin Keown, Tony Adams (Captain), Ray Parlour, Nicolas Anelka (Scored), Emmanuel Petit, Christopher Wreh, Marc Overmars (Scored)

Substitute David Platt replaced Christopher Wreh in the 63rd minute
Unused substitutes Alex Manninger, Steve Bould, Ian Wright, Gilles Grimandi

Newcastle United Team

Shay Given, Alessandro Pistone, Stuart Pearce, David Batty, Nikos Dabizas, Steve Howey, Rob Lee, Warren Barton, Alan Shearer, Temuri Ketsbaia, Gary Speed

Substitute Andreas Andersson replaced Stuart Pearce in the 72nd minute
Substitute Steve Watson replaced Warren Barton in the 77th minute
Substitute John Barnes replaced Temuri Ketsbaia in the 85th minute
Unused substitutes Shaka Hislop, Philippe Albert

Tottenham Hotspur 2 Chelsea 1

Played May 20 1967 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee K Dagnal

Tottenham Hotspur Team

Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Dave Mackay (Captain), Jimmy Robertson (Scored), Jimmy Greaves, Alan Gilzean, Terry Venables, Frank Saul (Scored)
Unused Substitute Cliff Jones

Chelsea Team

Peter Bonetti, Allan Harris, Eddie, McCreadie, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton, Ron Harris (Captain), Charlie Cooke, Tommy Baldwin, Tony Hateley, Bobby Tambling (Scored), John Boyle
Unused Substitute Joe Kirkup