The 1968 European Cup semi-final held on Wednesday, May 15, 1968, featured a historic clash between Real Madrid and Manchester United. This match is remembered not only for its competitive spirit but also for the rich heritage of both clubs, setting the stage for football excellence.
Collectors’ Item: The Official Programme
This official football programme from the iconic semi-final is a treasured piece for football enthusiasts. It documents the pre-match excitement, player insights, and pivotal moments that led to Manchester United’s remarkable victory over the Spanish giants.
Significance in Football History
As an essential relic, the 1968 European Cup semi-final programme symbolizes a defining moment in European football. Collectors and fans of both teams value this piece for its historical significance, making it a must-have for dedicated supporters.
The 1968 European Champion Clubs Cup Final is a memorable encounter in football history, featuring Benfica F.C. and Manchester United. This thrilling match took place at the iconic Wembley Empire Stadium on Wednesday, May 29th, 1968, with a kick-off at 7:45 PM.
Official Programme Highlights
The official programme for this prestigious event is a collector’s item, filled with insights, player profiles, and statistics that capture the essence of the match. As fans reveled in the atmosphere, this programme served as a cherished memento of a night to remember.
A Historic Encounter
Manchester United emerged victorious, marking a significant moment in football history. The match not only solidified their legacy but also shaped future encounters in European competitions. Experience this historic occasion through the lens of the official programme.
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.
Manchester United 2 Crystal Palace 1 (after extra time)
Played May 21 2016 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 88,619, Referee Mark Clattenburg
Manchester United Team
David de Gea, Antonio Valencia, Chris Smalling (Red Card), Daley Blind, Marcos Rojo, Michael Carrick, Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata (Scored), Marouane Fellaini, Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford
Substitute Matteo Darmian replaced Marcos Rojo after 66 minutes
Substitute Ashley Young replaced Marcus Rashford after 72 minutes
Substitute Jesse Lingard (Scored) replaced Juan Mata after 90 minutes
Unused substitutes Sergio Romero, Phil Jones, Ander Herrera, Morgan Schneiderlin
Crystal Palace Team
Wayne Hennessey, Joel Ward, Scott Dann, Damien Delaney, Senegal Pape Souaré, Mile Jedinak, James McArthur, Wilfried Zaha, Yohan Cabaye, Yannick Bolasie, Connor Wickham
Substitute Jason Puncheon (Scored) replaced Yohan Cabaye after 72 minutes
Substitute Dwight Gayle replaced Connor Wickham after 86 minutes
Substitute Adrian Mariappa replaced Scott Dann after 90+4 minutes
Unused substitutes Julián Speroni, Martin Kelly, Bakary Sako, Emmanuel Adebayor
Played at Wembley Stadium, London on 25th May 2013- Referee Nicola Rizzoli
Bayern Munich Team
M Neuer, P Lahm, Dante, J Boateng, D Alaba, B Schweinsteiger, F Ribery, Javi Martinez, T Muller, A Robben (Scored), M Mandzukic (Scored)
Substitute Luiz Gustavo replaced F Ribery after 89 minutes
Substitute M Gomez replaced M Mandzukic after 89 minutes
Unused Substitutes T Starke, D van Buyten, X Shaqiri, A Tymoschuk, C Pizarro
Manager – Jupp Heynckes
Borussia Dortmund Team
R Weidenfeller, M Hummels, N Subotic, L Piszczek, M Schmelzer, J Blaszczykowski, S Bender, M Reus, K Grosskreutz, I Gundogan (Scored a Penalty), R Lewandowski
Substitute N Sahin replaced J Blaszczykowski after 89 minutes
Substitute J Schieber replaced S Bender after 89 minutes
Unused Substitutes M Langerak, F Santana, S Kehl, M Leitner, O Kirch
Division 2
24-08-1957 Fulham 2-0 Derby County
26-08-1957 Bristol Rovers 5-2 Derby County
31-08-1957 Derby County 1-4 Barnsley
04-09-1957 Derby County 2-1 Bristol Rovers
07-09-1957 West Ham United 2-1 Derby County
11-09-1957 Lincoln City 1-1 Derby County
14-09-1957 Derby County 2-0 Sheffield United
18-09-1957 Derby County 3-2 Lincoln City
21-09-1957 Blackburn Rovers 3-1 Derby County
28-09-1957 Derby County 2-2 Ipswich Town
05-10-1957 Notts County 1-0 Derby County
12-10-1957 Cardiff City 3-2 Derby County
19-10-1957 Derby County 2-1 Liverpool
26-10-1957 Middlesbrough 3-2 Derby County
02-11-1957 Derby County 2-0 Leyton Orient
09-11-1957 Charlton Athletic 2-2 Derby County
16-11-1957 Derby County 1-0 Doncaster Rovers
23-11-1957 Rotherham United 0-2 Derby County
30-11-1957 Derby County 2-4 Huddersfield Town
07-12-1957 Grimsby Town 3-2 Derby County
14-12-1957 Derby County 0-0 Stoke City
21-12-1957 Derby County 3-3 Fulham
25-12-1957 Bristol City 2-1 Derby County
26-12-1957 Derby County 5-2 Bristol City
28-12-1957 Barnsley 3-0 Derby County
04-01-1958 FA Cup 3rd Round Middlesbrough 5-0 Derby County
11-01-1958 Derby County 2-3 West Ham United
18-01-1958 Sheffield United 0-1 Derby County
01-02-1958 Derby County 0-3 Blackburn Rovers
08-02-1958 Ipswich Town 2-2 Derby County
15-02-1958 Derby County 2-1 Notts County
22-02-1958 Derby County 3-4 Rotherham United
05-03-1958 Liverpool 2-0 Derby County
08-03-1958 Derby County 2-1 Middlesbrough
15-03-1958 Leyton Orient 1-1 Derby County
22-03-1958 Derby County 1-3 Charlton Athletic
29-03-1958 Doncaster Rovers 1-2 Derby County
05-04-1958 Derby County 0-2 Cardiff City
07-04-1958 Derby County 1-0 Swansea Town
08-04-1958 Swansea Town 7-0 Derby County
12-04-1958 Huddersfield Town 0-0 Derby County
19-04-1958 Derby County 1-0 Grimsby Town
26-04-1958 Stoke City 2-1 Derby County
The attendance for the LDV Vans Trophy at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff played on the 6 April 2003 between Bristol City and Carlisle United was 50,913.
