1966–67 Football League Cup
1966–67 Football League Cup
| Country |
England |
| Champions |
Queens Park Rangers |
| Runner-up |
West Bromwich Albion |
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The 1966–67 Football League Cup was the seventh season of the Football League Cup, a knockout competition for England's top 92 football clubs. The competition ended with the final on 4 March 1967.
The final was contested by Queens Park Rangers and West Bromwich Albion at Wembley Stadium in London. Clive Clark scored twice in the first half to give West Bromwich Albion a 2–0 half-time lead. However second half goals from QPR's Roger Morgan, Rodney Marsh and Mark Lazarus turned the game around. QPR eventually won the match 3–2 to claim the trophy.
First round
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| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Aldershot |
2–2 |
Luton |
– |
| Barnsley |
1–2 |
Grimsby |
–– |
| Barrow |
2–1 |
Oldham |
–– |
| Bradford |
1–1 |
Doncaster |
–– |
| Bradford PA |
2–2 |
Hartlepool |
–– |
| Brentford |
0–0 |
Millwall |
–– |
| Brighton |
1–0 |
Leyton Orient |
–– |
| Bury |
2–0 |
Rochdale |
–– |
| Cardiff |
1–0 |
Bristol R |
–– |
| Chester |
2–5 |
Tranmere |
–– |
| Chesterfield |
2–1 |
Scunthorpe |
–– |
| Crewe |
1–0 |
Stockport |
–– |
| Exeter |
2–2 |
Torquay |
–– |
| Halifax |
0–0 |
Darlington |
–– |
| Lincoln |
1–0 |
Hull |
–– |
| Middlesbro |
0–0 |
York |
–– |
| Newport County |
1–2 |
Swansea |
–– |
| Notts Co |
1–1 |
Mansfield |
–– |
| Peterborough |
2–1 |
Oxford |
–– |
| Port Vale |
1–3 |
Walsall |
–– |
| QPR |
5–0 |
Colchester |
–– |
| Shrewsbury |
6–1 |
Wrexham |
–– |
| Southend |
0–0 |
Gillingham |
–– |
| Southport |
0–1 |
Workington |
–– |
| Swindon |
2–1 |
Bournemouth |
–– |
| Watford |
1–1 |
Reading |
–– |
Replays
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Darlington |
4–0 |
Halifax |
–– |
| Doncaster |
5–2 |
Bradford |
–– |
| Gillingham |
2–0 |
Southend |
–– |
| Hartlepool |
1–2 |
Bradford PA |
–– |
| Luton |
1–2 |
Aldershot |
–– |
| Mansfield |
3–0 |
Notts Co |
–– |
| Millwall |
0–1 |
Brentford |
–– |
| Reading |
1–0 |
Watford |
–– |
| Torquay |
1–2 |
Exeter |
–– |
| York |
2–1 |
Middlesbro |
–– |
Second round
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Aldershot |
1–1 |
QPR |
–– |
| Arsenal |
1–1 |
Gillingham |
–– |
| Blackburn |
4–1 |
Barrow |
–– |
| Blackpool |
5–1 |
Man Utd |
–– |
| Bradford PA |
0–0 |
Grimsby |
–– |
| Brentford |
2–4 |
Ipswich |
–– |
| Bristol C |
1–1 |
Swansea |
–– |
| Bury |
2–3 |
Workington |
–– |
| Cardiff |
0–1 |
Exeter |
–– |
| Carlisle |
1–1 |
Tranmere |
–– |
| Chelsea |
5–2 |
Charlton |
–– |
| Coventry |
2–1 |
Derby |
–– |
| Darlington |
1–1 |
Doncaster |
–– |
| Fulham |
2–0 |
C Palace |
–– |
| Leeds |
1–0 |
Newcastle |
–– |
| Leicester |
5–0 |
Reading |
–– |
| Lincoln |
2–1 |
Huddersfield |
–– |
| Man City |
3–1 |
Bolton |
–– |
| Northampton |
2–2 |
Peterborough |
–– |
| Norwich |
0–1 |
Brighton |
–– |
| Nottm Forest |
1–1 |
Birmingham |
–– |
| Preston |
2–0 |
Crewe |
–– |
| Sheff Wed |
0–1 |
Rotherham |
–– |
| Shrewsbury |
1–1 |
Burnley |
–– |
| Southampton |
4–3 |
Plymouth |
–– |
| Sunderland |
1–1 |
Sheff Utd |
–– |
| Swindon |
4–1 |
Portsmouth |
–– |
| Walsall |
2–1 |
Stoke |
–– |
| West Brom |
6–1 |
Aston Villa |
–– |
| West Ham |
1–0 |
Tottenham |
–– |
| Wolves |
2–1 |
Mansfield |
–– |
| York |
3–2 |
Chesterfield |
–– |
Replays
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Birmingham |
2–1 |
Nottm Forest |
–– |
| Burnley |
5–1 |
Shrewsbury |
–– |
| Doncaster |
2–0 |
Darlington |
–– |
| Gillingham |
1–1 |
Arsenal |
–– |
| Grimsby |
3–1 |
Bradford PA |
–– |
| Peterborough |
0–2 |
Northampton |
–– |
| QPR |
2–0 |
Aldershot |
–– |
| Sheff Utd |
1–0 |
Sunderland |
–– |
| Swansea |
2–1 |
Bristol C |
–– |
| Tranmere |
0–2 |
Carlisle |
–– |
Second Replay
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Arsenal |
5–0 |
Gillingham |
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Third round
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Arsenal |
1–3 |
West Ham |
–– |
| Birmingham |
2–1 |
Ipswich |
–– |
| Blackpool |
1–1 |
Chelsea |
–– |
| Brighton |
1–1 |
Coventry |
–– |
| Doncaster |
1–1 |
Swindon |
–– |
| Exeter |
1–2 |
Walsall |
–– |
| Fulham |
5–0 |
Wolves |
–– |
| Grimsby |
3–0 |
Workington |
–– |
| Leicester |
5–0 |
Lincoln |
–– |
| Northampton |
2–1 |
Rotherham |
–– |
| Preston |
1–1 |
Leeds |
–– |
| Sheff Utd |
2–0 |
Burnley |
–– |
| Southampton |
3–3 |
Carlisle |
–– |
| Swansea |
1–2 |
QPR |
–– |
| West Brom |
4–2 |
Man City |
–– |
| York |
0–2 |
Blackburn |
–– |
Replays
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Carlisle |
2–1 |
Southampton |
–– |
| Chelsea |
1–3 |
Blackpool |
–– |
| Coventry |
1–3 |
Brighton |
–– |
| Leeds |
3–0 |
Preston |
–– |
| Swindon |
4–2 |
Doncaster |
–– |
Fourth round
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Blackpool |
4–2 |
Fulham |
–– |
| Brighton |
1–1 |
Northampton |
–– |
| Carlisle |
4–0 |
Blackburn |
–– |
| Grimsby |
2–4 |
Birmingham |
–– |
| QPR |
4–2 |
Leicester |
–– |
| Sheff Utd |
2–1 |
Walsall |
–– |
| Swindon |
0–2 |
West Brom |
–– |
| West Ham |
7–0 |
Leeds |
–– |
Replay
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Northampton |
8–0 |
Brighton |
–– |
Fifth round
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Blackpool |
1–3 |
West Ham |
–– |
| Northampton |
1–2 |
West Brom |
–– |
| QPR |
2–1 |
Carlisle |
–– |
| Sheff Utd |
2–3 |
Birmingham |
–– |
Semi-Finals
First leg
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
| Birmingham |
1–4 |
QPR |
–– |
| West Brom |
4–0 |
West Ham |
–– |
Second leg
| Home Team |
Score |
Away Team |
Date |
Agg |
| QPR |
3–1 |
Birmingham |
–– |
7–2 |
| West Ham |
2–2 |
West Brom |
–– |
2–6 |
Final
The final was held at Wembley Stadium, London on 4 March 1967.
Q P R: Springett - Hazell, Langley, Sibley, Hunt, Keen, Lazarus, Sanderson, Les Allen, Rodney Marsh, Roger Morgan.
W B A: Sheppard - Cram, Graham Williams, Collard, Dennis Clarke, Doug Fraser, Tony Brown, Astle, Kay, Hope, Clive Clark.
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