1969 FA Cup Final
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The 1969 FA Cup Final took place on Saturday, 26 April 1969, at Wembley Stadium, London, between Leicester City and Manchester City. Manchester City won 1–0, with a goal scored by Neil Young.
Leicester City (Manager: Frank O'Farrell):-
Peter Shilton; Peter Rodrigues, David Nish (capt.), Bobby Roberts, Alan Woollett, Graham Cross; Rodney Fern, Dave Gibson; Andy Lochhead, Allan Clarke, Len Glover (Malcolm Manley, 70).
Manchester City (Manager: Joe Mercer; Assistant Manager: Malcolm Allison):-
Harry Dowd; Tony Book (capt.), Glyn Pardoe, Mike Doyle, Tommy Booth; Alan Oakes, Mike Summerbee, Colin Bell; Francis Lee, Neil Young, Tony Coleman. Substitute (unused): Dave Connor.
Goal: Young, 24.
Referee: Mr. G. Mc.Cabe (Sheffield).
Attendance: 100,000.
The Road To Wembley.
3rd Round:
Barnsley 1, Leicester C. 1 (4/1/69);
Leicester C. 2, Barnsley 1 (8/1/69) (Replay).
Manchester C. 1, Luton T. 0 (4/1/69).
4th Round:
Millwall 0, Leicester C. 1 (25/1/69).
Newcastle U. 0, Manchester C. 0 (25/1/69);
Manchester C. 2, Newcastle U. 0 (29/1/69) (Replay).
5th Round:
Blackburn R. 1, Manchester C. 4 (24/2/69).
Leicester C. 0, Liverpool 0 (1/3/69);
Liverpool 0, Leicester C. 1 (3/3/69) (Replay).
6th Round:
Manchester C. 1, Tottenham H. 0 (1/3/69).
Mansfield T. 0, Leicester C. 1 (8/3/69).
Semi-Finals:
Leicester C. 1, West Bromwich A. 0 (29/3/69).
Manchester C. 1, Everton 0 (22/3/69).
[edit] External links
- Match-report ("fa-cupfinals.co.uk").
- Leicester City F.C.'s official website.
- Manchester City F.C.'s official website.
- "Richard Tucker's Website" - contains numerous photographs related to Manchester City, including many of the 1969 Cup-Final.