England v Poland 1973 (FULL MATCH) World Cup Qualifier WEMBLEY STADIUM
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- The full 90 minutes of the much referred to World Cup qualification match in October 1973 at Wembley Stadium between England & Poland.. Attendance - 90587.. England line up - Shilton / Hunter / McFarland / Hughes / Bell / Madeley / Peters / Currie / Chivers / Channon / Clarke - (SUB - Hector).. Referee - Vital Loraux
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Kazimierz Deyna (1947 - 1988) brilliant midfielder
Tak ! Yes ! Good day for you !😀
Kazimierz Deyna (1947 - 1989) !
Liam “Chippy” Brady. He was a brilliant midfielder and he was Feckin Irish 🇮🇪 Oh Sweet Ba Jesus.!!!
@@coloneljohnny2780 Yes
1947-1989 actually
This was the first match that I watched on colour TV.
The golden years of Polish football. Dramatic, tough match. Great recording quality - thank you very much. Greetings to all Polish and English fans of football and this match.
Pamietam jak ogladalem ten mecz. Ulice mojego 100-tysiecznego miasta byly kompletnie puste.Zycie zamarlo.Niezapomniany dzien.
Wtedy wszyscy oglądali Trudne sprawy lub siedzieli na fb .hahahhahahaha
@@jozefakrzysiekziutek3141 🤣
JA MIAŁEM 20 LAT STRASZNY MECZ I FINAŁ BYŁ KIEDY WYSZLIŚMY NA ULICE PAŁOWANIE ETC
Most of English fans avoid facing the truth. Overall, Poland was better than England at that time. Poland beat England 2-0 at home and needed a draw at Wembley to go to the 74' World Cup. England dominated this game but it was not a fortune for Poland to qualify to the tournament in Germany. Poland reached a semi-final in 1974 Word Cup beating top teams in the world including Italy, Argentina and Brazil.
Not only that. Lato created 2 solid goal chances in the 2nd half (besides taking the ball from Hunter, dribbling and assisting Domarski). McFarland had to foul him to avoid a 1 v 1 with Shilton. Nowadays, McFarland would've been red-carded and sent off.
Lato was outstanding in the World Cup as well.
Complete bollocks.
England should have won 3-1 or 4-1. It was a fluke.
@@TerryChimes123 England lost away to Poland 2-0
@@jorgeponce5512 For all their pressure England didn't make many clear cut chances.
Piękne chwile polskiej piłki nożnej
Polska rok później na mistrzostwach świata powinna wygrać turniej
Tak byloby najlepiej. Z tym ze w ostatnim meczu z RFN w wodnym meczu Niemcom do finalu wystarczal remis, my aby tam zagrac musielismy wygrac. Nie bylo wtedy systemu przegrywajacy odpada jak obecnie. Co prowadzilo tez do podkladek bo RFN przegral z NRD. Idealnego systemu nie bylo i nie bedzie. Pozdrawiam
the best football I have never seen
@@luisgonzalezalvarez1596 gracias amigo.
@@marekjozwiak5390 Sorry, ale przecież faza grupowa nadal jest, dopiero po niej jest faza pucharowa. Mecz RFN - NRD był w pierwszej fazie grupowej, więc tu nie ma żadnej różnicy między tamtym a obecnym systemem.
@@jefdarcy Tak, masz racje odnosnie meczu RFN-NRD ale potem byla druga faza grupowa i dlatego do udzialu w finale RFN wystarczal remis a my chcac tam grac musielismy wygrac. Niedawno dowiedzialem sie chyba z YT ( bo czytam tez Pilke Nozna ) ze wedlug obowiazujacych wtedy przepisow nasz zespol czyli chyba konkretnie Kazimierz Gorski mogl odmowic gry w wodnym meczu i nasza druzyna miala prawo do gry dzien pozniej - w normalnych warunkach. Z jakichs powodow nie wybrano takiego rozwiazania.....tym bardziej ze nie bylo wtedy jeszcze takiej komercjalizacji w sporcie jaka panuje obecnie. Pozdrawiam
Love to see the possession and shots of goal stats for this game. Remember it well, had to wait till 1981 to see England qualify for a WC. Anyway Poland were superb in 1974, pity they didn't play Holland, that could have been some match.
yes, i was rooting for Holland, but liked Poland a lot too.
The Poles "stumbled" over West Germany on the Frankfurt-on-Mein Waldstadion pitch turned into a swamp by the downpour lasting several hours, so it was the Germans who played and beat the Dutch. Alas!
@Colin Poland played soon against Holland during Euro '76 qualification. They were together in one group with Italy and Finland. Poland won the first match away against Cruyff's Netherlands 4:1 but lost in Poland 3:0. Above of all Netherlands qualified to the Euro '76 in Yugoslavia. Best regards from Poland. In Poland we call game against England on Wembley '73 "winning draw". It is a legendary game in the history of Polish football.
@@alkibiades2717 I"m afraid you're wrong! Everything was the other way round - Poland won 4:1 at home and lost 0:3 in Holland.
@@andreyzhilo9601 yes, you're right.
Dla mnie i większości Polaków jest to najważniejszy mecz polskiej reprezentacji.Miałem wtedy 5 lat i nic nie pamiętam ale wracam w transmisjach jak tutaj do tych pięknych chwil Polskiego futbolu . Dziękuję za bardzo ładną jakość
Jak to ogladam to myslalem ze to byl dobry mecz z opowieści a oni jada jak z 3 liga...
Jakie najważniejszy? co Ty za bzdury piszesz.Po prostu mecz obrósł legendą,ale rangi najważniejszego nie miał i nie ma
Najwazniejszy mecz naszej reprezentacji. Mialem wtedy 12 lat i chyba zadnego meczu tak nie przezywalem. Na MS w RFN bylismy absolutna rewelacja, w 82r tez zajelismy trzecie miejsce ale bez tego entuzjazmu jak w 74r. Zloty gol Jana Domarskiego to opowiesc o pilce ktora " przyszla, naszla, zeszla i weszla....
@@xeexqeeq419 To prawda, że obrósł legendą, ale nieprzypadkowo. Jest najważniejszy, gdyż była to przepustka do wielkiego świata. Pierwszego ważnego turnieju (poza olimpiadą 72) po wielu latach, który wypromował takie nasze gwiazdy jak Deyna, Szarmach, Lato, nota bene król strzelców w RFN. Bez tego nie wiem czy w ogóle byśmy coś znaczyli w światowej piłce
Ja go dobrze pamiętam , szczególnie faul na Łacie i gol Domańskiego. Oczywiście szalony komentarz Ciszewskiego.... Łza się w oku kręci.
No shame in losing to Poland then - they were the best team in the world along with Holland in 1974. It was only the semi-final played in atrocious conditions against West Germany that meant Poland couldn't play their style of football.
Polands style of football was very direct in no way any possession football. They benefitted from those conditions much more than the more technical W-German team. And in no way was Poland better than W-Germany in 1974.
@@peterhammer4644 The West German's went to Warsaw in 71 or 72 on their way to becoming European Champions and beat em 1 - 3 also knocking England 🇬🇧 out 1 - 3 in the Q F - the German's were at their very peak in 72 - the Dutch were very very lucky to reachable the W C ask Any Belgium 🇧🇪 football supporters about at the time - so yeah Germany were likely to win the WC in 74 but Poland The Netherlands or the German's would not have fancied playing England in 74 I can assure you - it's all hypothesis - but none of the above mentioned would have bothered Sir Alf .
@@peterhammer4644 ''(..) Paul Breitner, part of West Germany’s World Cup winning team, would reflect years later: “I can remember one game where I’ve always maintained we beat a team which was fundamentally better than us. In fact, it was definitely the best team in the competition and still didn’t win the World Cup. I mean Poland in 1974.” (..)''
@@peterhammer4644 Not only Paul Breitner ;) Also Franz the Great. ''(..) Der deutsche Kapitän Franz Beckenbauer wurde später zitiert: „Bei normalen Spielverhältnissen hätten wir vermutlich keine Chance gehabt“.[1] (..)'' de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasserschlacht_von_Frankfurt
@@jamescorlett5272 Football has never been fair. Only ice hockey is more objective ;) And volleyball is at all ;)) For example, according to Polish player Zibi Boniek in 1982 at Mundial in Spain it Brazil with Falcao was the best team of the world. But medals were won by Italians with Rossi, Germany with Rummenigge, Poles with Boniek and Grzegorz Lato (Lato was still brilliant despite 33 years on the back of his neck), and the French with Platini & Tigana. In 1974 the Poles with Lato, Deyna & Gadocha were the best team, but God made a cloudburst in Frankfurt ;) Football will never be fair and this is its charm...
I was there! 10 years old. Yes, it was incredibly one-sided, yes, we should have won comfortably, but the Polish goalkeeper (I'm not going to attempt to type his name) had the game of his life, Brian Clough was wrong when he called the guy a clown and the Poles went on to claim third place in the 1974 tournament, with Lato winning the Golden Boot.
The Polish goalkeeper name is Jan Tomaszewski.
He is still active in commenting football matches in Polish media.
Exactly mate, Poland were no mugs. England played a World side Lato at the time was world class.
Jan ''Tomek'' Tomaszewski is controversial to this day, but in 1974 in Germany he saved two penalty kicks. All that were shot at him.
I'm Polish and in my opinion Clough's statement is almost universally misunderstood/taken out of context. Look at Tomaszewski's antics in this match, look how he acts right at the beginning after his hand injury, look at his risky and mistimed jumps where he misses the ball completely. Yes, he had some amazing saves and a shitload of luck, but he did actually act a lot like a clown, and when someone on British TV called Clough out for this comment, he said something like "Well, would you want to have him on your team every day?" I think at this point Clough was actually quite right. However, much like the entire Polish team, Tomaszewski was a different player in 1974. He was a rock in every WC match, saved two penalties, and didn't make any serious error. And Poland itself played with much more confidence, never being as defensive as in this qualifier against England.
By the way, nowadays Tomaszewski is back to being a clown, an awfully dumb one. 😅
The only clown that night was the English keeper Shilton
This was a Wednesday night. Aged 13 I was in my dads blue escort with my mum driving from York to Manchester airport on route to Spain so listened to it all on the cars crackly AM radio. When Poland scored I asked my dad to turn it off only to ask him to turn it back on when I assumed the 90 minute's were up. I expected England 3 Poland 1. I've never been the same since lol.
Dziękuję za wstawienie tego meczu. Miałem wtedy 14 lat i to był wielki dzień dla polskiej piłki nożnej. W komunistycznej Polsce, we Wrocławiu po tym meczu, ludzie spontanicznie wyszli na ulice. Dzisiaj pierwszy raz mogłem zobaczyć ten mecz w dobrej jakości i w kolorze. Wielkie dzięki.
Miałem11 lat.Pamiętam wszystko!
Tak tak w Komunistycznej Polsce nie tylko pilkarze lepiej grali i grali nie dla kasy ale wszyscy Polacy czuli sie jak jeden narod bo nie bylo oligarchow ani bezdomnych, nie bylo Polakow ktorzy oddzielali sie od rodakow w prywatnych osiedlach mieszkaniowych czy grodzili przed nimi jeziora... dzisiaj trudno to zrozumiec pokoleniu Polakow wychowanemu w jadzie antykomunistycznej propagandy.
First time I've watched this match since I was a kid. Surprised how much I could remember. My late father was shaking his head in disbelief as chance after chance slipped by. I think one of the papers the next morning spoke highly of Channon who had a great game, tried so hard.
Thanks for sharing. Great to time travel!
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SUBIR AL INTERNET ESTE PARTIDO DE LA SELECCION INGLESA DE LOS 70 Y LA GRAN POLONIA DE LATO.
Wow. Forgot that McFarland yellow. Should have been red!
Unbelievable match
Next to Tomaszewski, Lato was among the most decisive players in this game on the Polish side. Created 3 chances of goal in the 2nd half. Plus stole the ball from Hunter and assisted Domarski.
"Should have been red!"
Not for another 17 years.
Commentary from Hugh Johns, who was the chief commentator for ATV (the then-ITV regional franchise holder for the Midlands) during the 1960s and '70s
To jeden z najpiekniejszych momentow historycznych ❤❤❤ brawo cudowni nie zapomnimy tego czasu zywy obraz jestescie nie do pokonania gwiazdy 👌
Like many young England fans (I was 13 and just got into liking football) I was extremely disappointed that we didn't qualify. But take nothing away from Poland, they had a good team and proof of this was in finishing third in the World Cup. I have great respect for the Poles and I'm not just talking football here. Tak, ogromny szacunek.
Feeling is mutual, Sir.
Be well.
So think what we would have done, you finished third and we played you off the park
Gorgin pushes Alan Clarke to deny him a certain goal , englsnd played magnificently, unlike other England fans I stick and support my great country
@@timrobinson100 Being English I am of course an England supporter but I like to give credit where it's due. We simply hadn't done enough to qualify and although we dominated this particular game, the reality was that over both ties against the Poles we came off second best. And had we qualified ahead of Poland there is no guarantee that we'd have fared any better than them at the World Cup in '74, not with our usual habit of underperforming at said tournament.
I think a little bit of humility is what's needed here.
@@teeteringonthebrink.305 You're sounding the best old English style...
Stayed up in the middle of the night in Port Dickson, Malaysia. Was glued to the family short-wave radio the whole game. With a long copper wire, reception was good. 15 yrs old then, Form 3 LCE (O' Levels) exams might be on at that time of the year, but nevermind, could not miss this critical match. Was sad mother England didn't make it to the WC, but Poland did proud in WM74. Thanks for posting the video.
Sounds so nostalgic, even as a welshman i was routing for England, It was such a tense night, and on another night England might have put 4 past them....I was 13.
I went to ninian pk and i think wales beat Poland 2-0... Trevor Hockey (sheff utd scored)... watched the England game on TV with my dad and my uncle, both dead now RIP X......Well done Poland, they had a great world cup.
Duckjive,
Thanks for supplying this famous game-one of the seminal moments of English football. England full of running but it has to be said Poland quite resolute in defence. Good performances by Hunter and Bell for England and Gorgon for Poland. Compliments on your really unique England coverage!
I was ten years old when I was allowed to stay up and watch this and to this day I would say it was the most exciting world cup match, albeit qualifying rounds, that I have ever seen. Although it was the wrong result it was edge of the seat stuff from start to finish. It was games like this that I compare to the games today and why I struggle to watch nowadays as they just don't hold my attention and bore me senseless.
Thanx for uploading:) Dziekuje
ależ emocje nawet po tylu latach jak się oglada..
thanks very much duckjive1 for posting. I was 11 at the time and have always remembered just loose bits and pieces, the match becoming sort of a legend to me. I think it was the only time I have ever seen my dad lose his temper. Now watching for the first time since then. Love football of that time, love the way the lawn was cut, love even the dimmed edges of the pitch, love that players were playing football and not marketing themselves constantly. Perhaps it is all about the wish to be 11 again,, and to see my dad again.
This match, told to my brother and I through my Dad’s account, lit a fire that made me play 40 years of amazing football.
Back in the old days when international football *really was* international football! I know you still get moments and great player performances, but I stand by that IF golden years were between World Cups 1958-1986. Best formats, locations, greatest players, atmosphere etc. Even in the qualifiers like this.
I agree mate but would extend the period slightly to include the likes of van Basten and Gullit, R. Baggio, Matthaus, etc. in the decent tournaments of 1988 and 1990. The USA hosting the World Cup in 1994 was a bad decision that resulted in a poor tournament and there have been plenty more since. Qualifying games now are just a formality and are so tedious to watch.
@@gooner73clark88 Maybe the swansong was France '98 WC (my word, *what* a world cup that was, really!). I really do think FIFA World Cup 1998 was the closest WC it every came to providing the neutral audience with such games and entertainment since the golden age of IF which I mentioned. Italia 90 and USA 94 had moments but alas, both scarcely remembered worldwide until you were an Englishmen (90) or Swede (94). In my view, anyway.
Since 1986 the World Cups have been average (yes '98 was an exception) or poor. The poorest world cup was 1990. '94 was ok - the Bulgarians spiced it up. It's homogenised and globalised now. You could be watching a premiership match.
The shit started with Bosman 1997(?)
The top players around in the last two decades, don't deliver at World Cups, the way the likes of Pelé, Charlton, Eusébio, Beckenbauer, Cruyff, Maradona, did.
Thank You for uploading full match! Greetings from Poland. ❤️👍
Thanks for posting this legendary match! Superb quality, this is a real treat. Even after almost half a century since it was played, this game is well remembered in Poland. Probably the most important match in the history of polish football, as at the following WM 1974 Poland took the third place, and that happened only twice at that level so far, again in 1982. That goal by Domarski must have given you, the English, nightmares for a long time. 🙂Greetings! 💙
Yes here in the UK the game is remembered as a legendary match for the opposite reason.
Bede ogladac oczywiscie, bo jestem na emeryturze i nie musze biegac do pracy. Uwielbiam pilke; coraz bardziej robi sie tu popularna. Czy pracuje Pan w swoim zawodzie? Humanisci nie mieli i nie maja latwo. Serdecznie pozdrawiam. Kocham Slask i slaska gware😊
@@barbarabal8922 Niestety nie , od wielu lat nie pracuję już w szkole ze względów zdrowotnych. W dzisiejszych trudnych czasach to praca dla najwytrwalszych i najbardziej odpornych psychicznie nauczycieli.😐⚽Reprezentacja Kanady zakwalifikowała się na te MŚ, i rzeczywiście robi postępy.⚽ Wg mojej opinii, Kanada to jeden z najlepszych krajów do zamieszkania. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!!😁
Kraj jest cudownie piekny, to prawda, ale trudny do zycia ze wzgledu na klimat i
I was more gutted as a 7 year old than I have Ever been since - your lads went on to be household names - and with a little more luck could have even won the whole thing - I've always had a soft spot for Poland Ever since that 7 year old kids hart began to heal 🇵🇱 + 🇬🇧 .
My first really huge football disappointment as an 8 year old child watching it on live tv..It felt like the end of the world.Still resonates with me years later how much of a hollow feeling inside I had when the match ended and the realization that we had failed to qualify for the 1974 World Cup.
Ja też miałem 8 lat. Mecz oglądałem z całą rodziną. Piękne chwile.
I was 10 at the time can always remembering my old man saying
Your mum would put some of those chances away son .🤭
Great video! So good to see all the action in context of the whole match too.
I’m posting this message exactly 50 years to the very day of watching this infamous match live as a 10 year old. As Chas and Dave sang...’When the Poles knock England out the cup. Gertcha!’
I'm also present here exactly 50 years after the game was played ,October 17, 2023, almost to the very minute. ⚽Yesterday evening. a polish tv channel, TVP Sport, rebroadcast the full game again. Jan Domarski and Andrzej Strejlau [ assistant to coach K. Górski at the WM 1974 and later ] were invited to the studio; there were also some remarks made by Jan Tomaszewski and Grzegorz Lato about the game, but they weren't present in the studio in the flesh.⚽Infamous match, as you put it ,in England, but quite the opposite in Poland, as you can see.⚽It's been half of the century, but I think that it's worthwhile showing this to polish youngsters - some of them might have never witnessed that night at Wembley Stadium before.⚽And especially now, when polish football seems to be hitting rock bottom - it's dubious if Polish National Team will qualify to play in Euro 2024.⚽😐
1:27:00 Incredible save from Tomaszewski. Poland were an improving team and were even better by the time the 1974 World Cup came around. I think England would have put up a decent showing if they'd qualified, maybe got to the second round but they weren't on the same level as West Germany and the Netherlands.
la verdad que nadie estaba en el mismo nivel que ellos!
Yeah mate Sniffer Clarke just could not believe it - mind you What a Save.
The team under Joe Mercer would have put on a decent show and maybe have got to the 3/4 place play off - maybe.
@@Ruda-n4h That squad was picked by Sir Alf not uncle Joe , had this complete an utter not to mention dubious result gone the way it should ( Shilton had Jack to do all night ) I believe England could have won the 74 WC - BLIMEY even the Jocks came home undefeated .
@@andrewcorlett4795 But they didn't have the class to score against or beat the best teams (read the official FIFA Technical Study on the finals and see what they say about Scotland) and neither did this England team - they didn't have the wit to create many clear chances here. If England had qualified Ramsay would have kept the same team and England might have suffered the same fate as Italy did by going out in the first round.
thank you so much
Great quality! Thanx for upload...
I think it was the most important game in the history of polish football.
Btw... my son was born on Oct.17th. It makes this day REALLY special to me :-)
Quote from a football website: "As I discussed in my previous article, England and Poland both had enormously bad luck in being drawn together in qualification for the 1974 World Cup. The only teams ranked higher than them by the ELO ratings were World Cup holders Brazil and 1972 European Champions West Germany. As neither of those two had to qualify for the 1974 World Cup, this meant that the two strongest European teams, England and Poland, ended up in the same group along with Wales" . = says a lot about Seeding arrangements in those days. Up there with FIFA Putting England, Brazil in the same WC Qualifying group in 1970
1:26:52 - Jesus Christ, I've never seen this before! This is definitely the save of the century!!!
Uderzał w miejsce gdzie stał bramkarz- to nie jest przykład wyjątkowej interwencji. Najlepsze są gdy wyciągają piłkę lecącą na okno albo blisko słupka. Mimo wszystko w tym meczu Tomaszewski rzeczywiście zatrzymał Anglie
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@@sebrus33
Poniekąd masz rację ale tylko poniekąd gdyż chyba nie bierzesz pod uwagę siły z jaką piłkę uderzył Clark oraz skrajnie bliskiej odległości do bramki wynoszącej tam około 6 metrów. W związku z tym Tomaszewski miał dosłownie ułamki sekundy na reakcję i jak widać wykonał on perfekcyjną oraz zupełnie nieprzypadkową interwencję.
Brilliant 👍 thanks
Roy Mcfarland was an excellent defender who should have been at the centre of the English defence with Todd until the end of the 1970s but...that was a naughty tackle on Lato at the end..
1. 27 Sniffer Clarke could not believe his blast didn't bust the net - What a save from the " Clown " . Perhaps a change of studs would have been the best substitution Sir Alf should have made .
thank you for putting it up and in this quality. I was 11 when it was played. England dominated the game but Poland eventually qualified. What was an English tragedy was at the same time just the start of a golden period in Poland's footballing history, which might not have started without this draw. It's a strange magic of soccer and its logic.
I think it should have been England's second Golden Age let's get things right We smashed em - in all but the result , Clarke's face after Blasting the ball at the strangely lucky goalie With 10 minutes to go - says it All .. England would have been a massive threat IF with one or two player changes we were ever to see the Golden Spires of Berlin .
@@andrewcorlett4795 its goals that count plain & simple, dreams are different tho.
i guess I'm quite off topic but does anybody know a good website to watch new tv shows online ?
@Julio London Flixportal :)
@Markus Cason thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it !
Tomaszweski broke 5 bones in his hand in the first minutes. He went on to be the best goal keeper at the 74 World Cup. England’s arrogance was a main contributor to their failure to reach the finals. They really did think of Poland as a mid level European team. They were wrong as Poland finished third at the World Cup behind The Netherlands and West Germany.
@@martydav9475 Channon? I always took him for a sensible nice guy
I remember it well ... I was an 8 year old on that October night, me and my 15 year old brother babystting me, he was shouting swearing and me just shouting "we were all over them" ... I cried myself to sleep that night.
Nice to see that players stood up in duels and not aiming for an Oscar every time ^^ And number 5 in Poland apologizing after that tackle with a classic bow, haha @ 20:48 !
But playing back to the goalie, who was allowed to pick it up, was a horrible rule, glad they took that away ^
That was the night when we played Poland off the park and Brian Clough called the polish keeper a clown I can remember watching this game with my late parents and I was 13 years old at the time and like lots of many young football fans at the time I can remember going to school the next day crying my eyes out.
Incidentally, love the 30+ camera men sitting behind the goal on each side
Thanks so much duckjive 1 for this wonderful upload. Fantastic 1st half , still scratching my head on how England never scored !! . England 1-1 Wales WC qualifier would be great to watch ( if you have this game) .Cheers.
It's always only Eng v Scot. Duckjive has got NI match. Duckjive does have a Wales Eng match on offer. Wales & NI didn't get the coverage they should have had, but Eng rules back then & still does in British broadcasting.
@@seltaeb9691 - Chill , u is on the rampage tonight , take a pill , I can assure you , We gonna be alright ! .
I would like to see the post-game reactions in Ireland and Scotland.😁
Ese Casimiro Deyna era una fiera con zapatos de fútbol
A qualidade desse vídeo é incrível!!😄👍🏼
What a crazy game! As exciting now as it was then. Thanks @duckjive 1 for the upload.
It's very good video quality for '73. Legendary mach for Poland. Even this days when talking about that team we say: "The Team that stopped the England".
Janek Tomaszewski keep Wembley in mute mood!!!!! One of most important moments in football history of Poland!!!! Most famous of Jan Domarski goals in carrier !!!! Welll Our Red-White heroes went to World Cup in Germany ,they won bronze !!!! Long live to Our coach Kazimierz Górski
They won silver. Bronze was for 4th place.
Mecz ktory otworzyl bramy wielkiego futbolu dla Polski
dokładnie... nigdy wcześniej nie było tak głośno o polskiej piłce...
Thanks for the match. The first time I see in color ;)
According to the current rules, Poland would finish the game with probably 10 players and England in 8.
I remember seeing this match
at boarding school. My usual
bed time was 8 pm.Teachers
allowed us to stay up late to
watch this match.
Went to bed sad. Nation was
in mourning the next morning.
What a great quality !
Wembley is the best European stadium
1:28:40 - Roy McFarland grabbing Polish striker Grzegorz Lato by the jersey to stop him from scoring the winning goal. Lato was one of the best players in history of Polish football so I doubt he would have missed that opportunity. If there was ever the LOWEST point in the history of English national team - that would be on of the leading candidates for that title ;-)
That said - congratulations on beating Germany - and good luck for the rest of Euro 2020 games!
PS. Funny but whenever there are highlights of that game that McFarland foul is very rarely included ;-)
are you sure that Lato wouldn't have missed that opportunity? 1:30:56
@@mateusz-czajkowski Oczywiście, że Lato wykorzystał by to. Strzelał bramki w trudniejszych pozycjach.
Should be red
These matches are great to rewatch, but I;d love to see some of the half time or after match interviews with pundits and managers. There are some great WC clips from the 70s on YT.
@@duckjive1 Dunno if it would work but one trick uploaders have used is to very slightly increase the speed of the video. That's been done quite successfully. It's not ideal but better than nothing.
What a game, how did England not win that?
Sir Alf's tactics of not playing wingers especially with target man Chivers in the middle was a possible mistake, but the speed of Clark and Channon playing inside forwards was a different threat to the Poles.
I was surprised to see Leeds "utility" player Madeley and Liverpool's Hughes (out of position) playing right and left back respectively.
"Nijinsky" Colin Bell, Tony Currie and possibly over the hill Martin Peters didn't have the best games ever.
And to think that in todays football Roy McFarland would probably have been sent off as last man in the the first 15 minutes too.
I really appreciate these uploads, looking back to see the skill, stamina, haircuts and states of the pitches from days gone by.
Thanks very much
And no sponsorship on the shirts.
2:18 first half
3:04 Jan Tomaszewski's hand injured
13:35 crossbar after the Mick Channon's shoot
20:40 foul and yellow card for Mirosław Bulzacki
21:29 confusion at Jan Tomaszewski's goal and Mick Channon's shoot
39:13 yellow card for Adam Musiał for discussions with referee Vital Loraux
41:48 Collin Bell's shoot after Martin Chivers' blocked actions
46:05 Allan Clarke's head
49:27 Mick Channon's head and Jan Tomaszewski's great defense
50:05 Adam Musiał got hurt in the stomach by Martin Chivers
50:20 half time England 0-0 Poland
51:06 second half
1:01:28 Tony Currie long shoot and Mick Channon's volley
1:03:25 the legendary goal of Jan Domarski England 0-1 Poland
1:04:40 Mick Channon's unrecognized goal due to Allan Clarke touching the ball with his hand
1:09:49 Adam Musiał foul on Martin Peters and a penalty kick for England
1:10:37 Allan Clarke's goal from the penalty spot England 1-1 Poland
1:19:52 incredible defense of Jan Tomaszewski
1:20:46 shoot by Norman Hunter
1:24:52 shoot by Tony Currie
1:26:56 Allan Clarke's shoot and beautiful and incredible defense of Jan Tomaszewski
1:28:51 foul and yellow card for Roy McFarland
1:36:42 Kevin Hector changes Martin Chivers
1:38:01 when Antoni Szymanowski kicks the ball from the goal line
1:38:55 defense of Jan Tomaszewski and the kick from the goal line by Mirosław Bulzacki
1:39:46 full time England 1-1 Poland
Poland advanced to the FIFA World Cup in 1974 in FRG (West Germany), where it took third place and won a bronze medal, but England had to wait for another promotion until 1982, and after the match, the legendary England coach Alfred Ramsey was released.
England Team
Peter Shilton - Emlyn Hughes, Norman Hunter, Roy McFarland, Paul Madeley - Martin Peters, Collin Bell, Tony Currie - Allan Clarke, Martin Chivers, Mick Channon
Poland Team
Jan Tomaszewski - Adam Musiał, Mirosław Bulzacki, Jerzy Gorgoń, Antoni Szymanowski - Henryk Kasperczak, Kazimierz Deyna, Lesław Ćmikiewicz - Robert Gadocha, Jan Domarski, Grzegorz Lato
Yawn.! get a life.
Thanks, buddy!
@@MrRoztoc You are welcome Mr Polak-Yank. No seriously Mr Rostoc what you had was a well oiled, well schooled and a very good team built on a spine right through the middle. Tomaszewski - Gorgan - Denya - Lato. Give credit where credit is due. Sorry if I have offended you personally. It’s just an observation and an opinion of mine. But hey Mr Rostoc, what a team mate. Unlucky to go out to West Germany 🇩🇪 on a rain sodden pitch. Dziekuje Polska 🇵🇱 . Take care mate 👍
@@MrRoztoc Mr Roztoc. Sorry mate I should of checked the spelling on my iPad. Anyway Mr Roztoc you take care mate.👍🇵🇱😊
1:03:19 1:0 Domarski
1:04:40 disallowed goal (Channon’s hand)
1:09:50 1:1 Clarke (Peters admitted later in his autobiography that he simulated foul)
1:28:47 McFarland foul on Lato (what’s interesting cut out from all English highlights)
@Stalin I think if you're honest although England had all the pressure they hardly created any clear cut chances - it was all scrambles in front of the penalty area and long range shots. There was no one with the wit to slow down the mad goal rush and get behind the Poles. Allan Clarke showed how an England player should take a penalty though.
It wasn't Channn's hand. Crazy game, I was on the floor pounding it when we got that goal... And then, if not for the McFarland's professional foul... Yeah, we all have different 'looks' at that ;))
We would've won the world cup that year if we did ⚽️⚽️⚽️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱💪🏻💪🏻
England was better than all but Holland
@@paulomendes4892 No way otherwise they would have qualified.
remember the game,i was 9 year old,it just seemed it was all england,totally dominated the game and tomaszewski played the game of his life that night,cried me eyes out at the end! our we never won that night was unreal,missed out on 74 wc in germany and 4 yrs later didnt get to 78 wc argentina
Only POLAND :)
Great polish team this just lost out in West Germany the following year.
As an 8 year old kid I was devastated when we didn't qualify but the Poles were a top side.
England missed Bobby Charlton so much. A World Class midfielder. England were never the same after he retired in 1970. His midfield craft, intelligence and vision were never adequately replaced.
And the same can be said for Bobby Moore and Gordon Banks. Moore was dropped for this game. His form and ability waned badly as he approached the end of his career. While Banks's career was ended prematurely 12 months earlier in a car accident. But Banks, Moore & Charlton were the world-class heart of the 66-70 team
Miracle at Wembley🙂
I'm not a nostalgic fella, but McFarland's 82nd minute "professional foul" brought the 70's back really quick. Imagine doing that now? Hilarious.
Jan Tomaszewski zagrał niesamowity mecz. I ta interwencja 10 min przed końcem kiedy angielska "6" strzela z odległości 5-6 m. Wow!!
I was 9 when this was played and will remember it until my dying day. England murdered them. Chivers was never the same after this game. Obviously never played for England again but wasnt the same for Tottenham either. So many England players career were basically finished by this match even though they all bar Chivers played on
Chivers played on in Switzerland for Servette
@@robertjenkins2499 The post said England careers so my comment was correct. BTW he also played for Norwich and Brighton
@@dlamiss " So many England Players Career were basically.."
@@robertjenkins2499 You are obviously one of those tedious grammar police people so I will leave it there. Think the grammar is correct here.
The disallowed goal was so clever from Clarke the Ŕef had know right to see it .
Remember watching game with family and brother doing head stand in living room after Tomaszewski save; unfortunately he fell and took out the coffee table and subsequently missed remainder of game as dad was pissed. He was spared the agony of the last few minutes ..
Absolutely brilliant, I have been waiting for this game for years. Can you post ( if you have it of course) Newcastle v Notts Forest 1974 F.A cup quarter final that game had everything , keep up the good work and I have just subscribed 👍
Oh yes, the Newcastle v Forest 4-3 game (spoiler alert) man sent off, 1-3 down, pitch invasion. It had the lot. There are highlights on RUclips.
@@voice_of_reason5604 Didn't Forest have the game replayed or try to get it replayed?
@@teeteringonthebrink.305yes it was replayed .
Todos los integrantes del equipo inglaterrense eran unas fieras con zapatos de fútbol
Pamietam ten mecz. Niesamowity. Uczylam sie do trudnego egzaminu ale katem ucha sluchalam. Radio tranzystorowe; studenci tv nie mieli. Jaka radocha, ogladac to po latach i to "odnowione". Obie druzyny byly swietne. Ale wspomnienia 🤗⚽️❣
Co Pani studiowała, o ile wolno zapytać?
Polonistyke na UJ. Potem pracowalam w Polskim Slowniku Biograficznym (Krakow), a potem wyszlam za maz, wyjechalam, wiec doktorat juz za granica. A co Pan/Pani porakial (a) w czasie meczu? Przeprasza, nie moge sie zorientowac...🙂🇨🇦
@@barbarabal8922 Nie było mnie jeszcze na świecie, urodziłem się 5 lat później. 😁 Ojciec opowiadał mi wiele o tym legendarnym meczu. 😁Ja też mam wykształcenie humanistyczne, ukończyłem anglistykę na UŚ w 2004 r, ale jestem tylko skromnym magistrem. 😁⚽Już za 2 godziny mecz Argentyna - Polska, ciekaw jestem co pokaże dzisiaj polska reprezentacja.⚽😁
Kraj jest piekny i magiczny, ale trudny do zycia z powodu ciezkiego klimatu, no i panoszacej sie poprawnosci politycznej, ktora dobija ludzi o zdrowym rozsadku. Tak, wiem, jak ciezka praca jest nauczanie; sama tym sie poralam ( ale z doroslymi). Mam nadzieje, ze jakos Pan sobie radzi, mam dorosle dzieci wspieralam ich w osiagniu czegos. Wszedzie ciezko. Coz, kibicujmy naszym dzisiaj i miejmy nadzieje, ze jutro bedzie lepiej. Usciski⚽️⚽️⚽️
@@barbarabal8922 Dziękuję Serdecznie i odwzajemniam życzenia! Do następnego usłyszenia! 😁⚽
The away game in Poland was the first nail in the coffin - Bobby Moore had a nightmare, Alan Ball got sent-off, England lost 2-0 and were up against it coming into this game.
Was at this match as a 12 yr old with the school , even almost 50 yrs later I still don’t know how we didn’t win this match …and also still imagine Norman Hunter puts the polish guy into the stands instead of letting him pass to set up the goal…….that was a sad coach journey back to the school ….
@@duckjive1 Brittons School , Rainham , Essex…..had a coach driver called Barney (bless him ) he was about 100 back then , he must have been the slowest coach driver in the world, can you imagine 80 school kids screaming ‘ Come on Barney , Faster ‘….for the best part of 2 hrs 😆
I was only thirteen when this very crucial 1974 World Cup qualifier between England and Poland was played at Wembley on 17 October 1973.
And like many Malaysians then were very shocked when Poland held England to a 1-1 draw that sent the 1966 World Cup champions out of the 1974 World Cup finals in Munich for the first time since 1950.
Yes,England had Poland on the defensive throughout the match and mind you the home team dominated the proceedings being awarded 26 corner kicks to Poland's only two.Why and how come England could only score one and that too from a penalty converted by Allan Clarke.That equalising goal came just minutes after Jan Domarski had scored for the visitors.After that it was the case of "yet so near,yet so far"
Yes England were simply unlucky.It wasn't their day as so many chances went abegging.As if Chivers,Channon,Clarke,Peters and Bell all left their shooting boots at home.
Football is weird. Not objective. It's easier to make a sensation in football than in handball, hockey or volleyball. The Faroese team with a goalkeeper in a cap with an antenna, counterattacks and defeats Austria :)) And the Poles at Wembley play ugly, terrible, torn football. Although effective ;) But a year later, it is the Poles who receive a special award for the most offensive and spectacular football during the world championship in Germany in 1974. Grzegorz Lato becomes the top scorer of the World Cup and Andrzej Szarmach is the vice-king of shooters next to the Dutchman Neeskens. By the way, Szarmach finally becomes the deputy of the legendary Włodzimierz Lubański in the Polish national team after Lubański's terrible injury in the first match against England in Poland. Jan Domarski was first Lubański's substitute and then Szarmach's substitute in the Polish team. According to Auxerre's coach, the famous Guy Roux, forward Andrzej Szarmach is one of the 10 most brilliant scorers in the history of football. Szarmach was nicknamed ''Devil'' because he was not afraid to put his head where others were afraid to stick his leg :)
@@krzysztofizdebski1223 Yes Sir Alf Ramsey underestimated Poland who went on to finish third in the 1974 World Cup finals in West Germany.
Poland were on Pole position and poised to qualify for the 1974 World Cup finals after beating England 2-0 and Wales 3-0 both at home.
All they needed was just a point when England hosted them in the deciding match at Wembley on 17 October 1973.For England they must win but for Poland a draw would be suffice.
Martin Peters was the only 1966 World Cup winner left when in the line up that faced Poland in the crucial World Cup qualifier at Wembley on 17 October 1973.
Peters in fact captained the England in a match that the home team must win to secure qualification for the 1974 World Cup finals in Munich.As the Poles they just needed a draw and that would be sufficient.
Yes for every an English fan that evening it was painful as it was a national disaster and calsmity.For the first time since 1950,England won't be among the sixteen finalists in Munich.
That draw with Poland in fact didn't lead to the instant dismissal of Sir Alf Ramsey as England's supremo but the writing was on the wall.Sir Alf was atill in charge for England's next two friendly internationals with Italy and Portugal.
Ramsey 1999
Hughes 2004
Górski 2006
Loraux 2013
Madeley 2018
Peters 2019
Hunter 2020
Musiał 2020
Bell 2021
R.I.P.
Musiał 2020
Hugh Johns (ITV commentator ) 2007 RIP
@@adrianip101 Polish commentator Jan Ciszewski 1982
ten mecz powinni obejrzec nasi wielcy pilkarze przed barazami do MS jak sie gra z faworytami, jak sie gra zespolowo jak sie gra z serduchem!
Todos los integrantes del equipo de Polonia eran unas fieras con zapatos de fútbol
Now I know what my father watched at that time, when he was young :) He is lucky, because a year later, it was the best team in whole Polish history (and probably the best in the world, but unlucky ;) ), while me as kid / teenager needed to watch Poland vs England games all the time in late 80s, 90s , and we had poor team, and we were loosing constantly. Lineker, Scholes hat-tricks etc. ;) It was England and Sweden all the time, in all kind of Qualifications ;p
Ouch, I remember that game I was 10. One of many meltdowns I experienced as a child.
Only time I ever cried after a match ,I had scrimped and saved to go to wW M 74 to see England,but this game gave Poland the self belief to be a great team,I saw them 4 times and they were one of the best teams there.
Kaz Deyna was one of my favorites in San Diego. Saw him play so many times indoor and outdoor. True Legend. RIP
Was he not in Escape to victory
Yes he was on that movie
This was a tremendous England performance against a top class team - 3rd in the world cup in the following year.
I wish Francis Lee had played. He knew most of the Polish players' games from City matches against Gornik. He said he'd hoped for the call and was sure he could have done the job. But there was no call.
Yeah, he would have known who to get a penalty off of.
i wish we could all go back to 1973, sadly all we have is memoriees and of course youtube lol
LOL.@@mkrbrtsn1
This match is still etched in my memory as a 14 year old watching it live on ITV, I don`t often disagree with Clough (he was one of my hero`s), but his assessment of the polish goalie was wrong (he wasn`t a clown), but everything went right for him on night (especially the two great saves from Colin Bell),........ what was noticable was the greasy wet pitch, the england players poor footing was noticable (our players struggled to play there normal game) and our possession was very high compared to the Poles, basically we threw the kitchen sink at them with our who`s who of 1st division forwards/strikers, but it wasn`t to be - can anyone remember who was on the England subs bench that night?
@@duckjive1 Unlucky great Moore at the end of his career. Polish Wikipedia: '' (..) Moore significantly contributed to the defeat of the English in Chorzów (0: 2). He took part in the first goal (in some studies he is considered an own goal scorer), the second Włodzimierz Lubański scored after a lonely rally - he had just taken the ball from Moore. (..) ''. Someone aptly noticed that an identical goal for the Polish national team was scored by Robert Lewandowski in the match Poland - Denmark. Also a dash from behind the back and taking the ball from the defender and a shot from the post into the short corner. And down this is an analysis of Lubański's game against England. Lubański's style of play was very similar to that of Lewandowski. The head of the Polish information bank, Jacek Gmoch, told Lubanski that Bobby Moore loses control of the events on the pitch for a fraction of a second after receiving the ball. Lubański took advantage of it. It was his 44th goal in the Polish national team. The match ended with a terrible injury. For 3 years, Lubański did not play in the national team. When he was removed from the pitch, in his place came ... Jan Domarski, the later scorer for Wembley. Domarski's goal is recognized in world statistics as one of the 50 most important goals in the history of football. Peter Shilton still sends Domarski Christmas cards with greetings :) But from what I've read, Lubański doesn't blame McFarland. It was more of an unfortunate accident than some terrible foul by the English defender. Grzegorz Lato at Wembley also was stopped by McFarland by simply grabbing him like a dancer at a disco :)) Today McFarland would receive a red card. Which does not change the fact that such soft stopping is a million times less dangerous than a foul in the legs from behind. P.S. facebook.com/LaczyNasPilka/videos/analiza-gry-w%C5%82odzimierza-luba%C5%84skiego-w-meczu-z-angli%C4%85/508920996722124/
What made this game even more dramatic was that, after so many brilliant saves by Tomaszewski, England had two more chances in the final minute: 1:38:02 the header by Kevin Hector, cleared off the goal line by Szymanowski, and the shot by Channon in 1:38:52, cleared off the goal line by Bulzacki. Tomaszewski said it better - it was 4-Musketeers, one-for-all and all-for-one game.
And for the whole game, nobody dived, nobody tried to cheat. Respect. It's so sad that current football relies so much on trying to cheat somebody (by getting a penalty or good opportunity or making him getting a red card etc.)
And you think Gareth Southgate leaves it late with the subs.......defo a dive for England's penalty. Would like to have seen the replay when Colin Bell went down. I watched this live as a 13 year old, amazing tension. At the time we didn't realize how good Poland were. Cough jinxed us by calling their goalie a clown.
Yes of those England's XI in that 1974 World Cup qualifier with Poland at Wembley on 17 October 1973 some 48 years ago,Paul Madeley,Emlyn Hughes,Martin Peters and Norman Hunter have passed on.
@@duckjive1 is Ray Kennedy part of the all conquering Liverpool team that won the European Cup four times in 1977,1978,1981 and 1984?
Add Colin Bell to your sad list.. only Shilton, McFarland, Channon, Chivers and Clarke left from the starting 11
Thanks for posting this match. Do you have the Clough punditry from this match?
@@duckjive1 Shame the BBC version is not available.
Remember it well CLOUTH CALLED TOMASZEWSEKI A CLOWN (got that one so wrong)
First England game I can remember seeing.
All English chances:
FIRST HALF
5:58
13:31
21:28
25:00
39:05
40:05
41:53
46:07
49:27
SECOND HALF
58:40
59:46
1:01:30
1:04:40
1:09:51
1:10:44
1:12:43
1:17:01
1:19:50
1:20:46
1:21:57
1:24:54
1:26:54 (Clarke still can't believe it)
1:27:24
1:34:39
1:38:02
1:38:52
E così, dopo 48 anni, posso rivedere per intero, l'assalto inglese alla Porta di Tomaszewski. Quella notte, davanti alla televisione, avevo 21 anni: abbastanza esperto per capire che un mondo e un modo di fare Calcio, più con il cuore che con la logica, erano giunti alla fine.
Il Calcio matematico di Gorski si stava affermando.
First game I can remember watching when I was a ten year old in Australia.
At last the English commentary excellent upload, probably the most one-sided England game in history. I remember watching this game as a nine year old and never understood then as now why England didn't win the game. Do you have any of the England games from the 1970 world cup.
@@duckjive1 yeah a Big Thank you for putting this Match on - cheers mate . It's a shame that you are not allowed to show us the Full England vs W Ģermay WC game all people know is that ² - 3 result , in extra time I believe after Geŕd Muller scored that winning goal ,
Hurst scored a perfectly good goal , then Beckenbauer gave away the Most Blatant of penalties - oh well , an Thanks again .
Its should be said again what Great support we got that night from folks trying to watch at the same time . Compared with the late Italy game we're the crowd was every much as glued on the match . Back in 73 it was a case of England 🇬🇧 Expects , 2021 England hoped , 2022 Anybody ? .
I think with 2022 it was a case that everyone only hoped until the final and then it became expectation in the final.
Personally I think Gareth Southgate's statement was spot on: "England is Peter Pan in reverse, when you believe in England, they die".
As a Scot, always felt without Bobby Moore England were never the same team. I think its correct to say. No Bobby No Party.
The best football we ve seen until 2001