1971 FA Cup Final - Arsenal vs Liverpool DVD

Advantages: Liverpool winning for first time
Disadvantages: black/white

...For 73 years, the FA Cup remained a notable absentee on Liverpool Football Club's roll of honour. Between 1892 and 1965, the Anfield trophy cabinet welcomed the arrival of no less than six First Division titles. Yet, in their quest for success in the world's greatest knockout competition, the Reds endured nothing but heartache and frustration. That changed on the unforgettable afternoon of 1 May 1965 - a day forever remembered as the greatest in the club's history. DVD of liverpool winning the fa cup in 1965, very nice gift set dvd box set. Nice bonus features from the final, a must for any liverpool fan. You'll see the likes of Ian st john, Ron Yeats,Roger Hunt and the greatest manager EVER, Bill Shankly... Read review

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Advantages: The Best Account of the FInal Available on DVD
Disadvantages: The sound and picture aren't great

...From a Die hard Sunderland fan undoubtedly the best day in Sunderland Association Football Club History, when they took on Leeds in the 1973 Fa Cup Final. After defeating Luton Town 2 - 0 in the quarter final and Arsenal 2 - 1 in the Semis, Sunderland's Cup Final Slot was secured. Leeds on the other hand defeated Derby County 1 - 0 in the Quarter Finals and beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 - 1 in the semis. On the 5th May 1973 the teams took the pitch in a hard fought encounter. Then in the 31st Minute up popped the late, great Ian Portefield to bag, what would turn out to be the winning goal in the Fa Cup Final, to bag it for the Black Cats. This DVD contains an account of this close caught epic thriller that was the 1973 FA Cup FInal.... Read review

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Advantages: Football seen when you were allowed to tackle!
Disadvantages: That the Town didnt score more than one

...An absolute must have item for all Ipswich Town fans, even those of us who were lucky to be there anyway. This match shows a team that nobody really gave a chance to, came to the capital and ignoring all the big stars Arsenal had at the time, completely thrashed them 1-0. How it took so long for the goal to come will always be a mystery coupled with the good luck Arsenal had as Town hit the woodwork 3 times and the sheer goalkeeping brilliance of Pat Jennings in the Arsenal goal. A day when the country cousins came to London and played the start of the style of football that was to propel them to UEFA Cup glory just 3 years later and be voted Adidas European Team of the Year in 1981.... Read review

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