Scotland 3 England 4 (1966)
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland.
Start of the international football match between England and Scotland in Glasgow. GV. Scotland kick off playing from right to left in dark shirts. GV Scotland attacking. Player shoots, Gordon Banks saves. GV England attacking. Geoff Hurst passes. GV John Connelly running through with the ball. He shoots and Ferguson manages to tip it over bar. GV England in possession. The ball is passed up field to Hurst who passes to Charlton. He passes out to wing. SV Roger Hunt running with the ball. He pushes it forward for Allan Ball to run onto. Ball passes to Hurst. Hurst shoots and the ball goes in the net for England's first goal. GV Crowd cheering. SV Hunt with the ball. He passes forward for Connelly to run onto. Connelly centres. The ball is chested down by Scottish defender and Denis Law starts to take it clear and passes to Willie Johnston who moves up field with the ball. GV Scotland attacking. The ball is centred. Wallace heads it and it goes to George Cohen who heads it back to Gordon Banks. GV English player in possession. SV Hurst running with the ball. He passes to Hunt. Hunt holds off Greig and shoots. The ball goes in net for England's second. Pan up to crowd. GV Scotland in possession in midfield. Tommy Gemmell passes down the left wing. GV Scottish player and George Cohen race for the ball. Cohen puts it behind for a corner. GV Corner being taken. Law heads it and ball goes in net. GV Crowd cheering at half time. GV England kick off. Nobby Stiles puts the ball up to right wing. GV Charlton races for the ball. He centres and Ron McKinnon appears to fist the ball away. Hurst appeals for penalty but play goes on. GV Hunt running through with the ball. He shoots, the ball goes in the net for England's third goal. GV Scotland attacking. Connelly clears. GV England attacking on the right wing. The ball is centred and Ferguson goes up to cut off the centre. He rolls the ball out. SV Scotland in possession. The ball is kicked up field. GV The ball having gone to Jimmy Johnstone (right winger) who holds off a Newton tackle and shoots. Ball in net for Scotland's second goal.
Johnstone is lifted into the air by Greig. GV Crowd cheering. GV Bobby Charlton running with the ball. LV Bobby Charlton running with the ball. As Charlton shoots, the ball goes in net for England's fourth goal. GV Scotland attack. The ball is centred. GV The ball comes in and goes out outside right Johnstone who shoots and ball goes in net off top bar for Scotland's third goal. Johnstone runs back and is congratulated by Bremner. GV Players exchanging shirts at end of match.
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That was the first International match I went to.
Went to Hampden 8yrs later,134,000 there.Scotland 1-0 Alan Gilzine scored with a header, Banks was in goal.
Has England had such a good centre-forward as Geoff Hurst since? One who made intelligent runs off the ball; was always available as a target and laid off quality balls, and on top of that scored goals consistently.
England ended eight years of agony of not having won at Hampden Park with this narrow but well deserving 4-3 victory over Scotland just barely three months before the 1966 World Cup finals.
For England's manager Alf Ramsey this victory over the Scots was all the more satisfying as the latter had won the last two matches at Wembley and at Hampden Park and the previous year had drawn 2-2 at Wembley.
But though the home team had trailed 4-2 with Bobby Charlton scoring the fourth,it was relentless pressure from the Scots that had the visitors on the defensive and had it not for Nobby Stiles's clearence off the line,the match could have ended in a 4-4 draw.But it didn't really matter as in the end England won 4-3 and that victory ended eight years of frustration of not having won at Hampden.And mind you,Bobby Charlton was making his England debut and scored in the 4-0 rout of Scotland when England last won at Hampden Park in April 1958.
Great header from King Denis Law.....this match was indeed the highlight of the footballing year .....until the World Cup that followed shortly!!!
Nice quality film
@01:21 damn that was a beautiful header
@ 1-50...blatant handball under the crossbar....penalty to England.
Girfuy
Scotland were robbed.
Matches between us and England back then we're always great affairs.
Like the commentator said it'd been 8 years since an England win-that'd never happen today!!!
And the next time these 2 would play was after England won the world Cup and normal service was resumed when we beat England 3-2.
I wish I had been born in 1953 instead of 1973.
The 60s were such a competitive era.
I believe money has ruined everything nowadays.
For example Celtic won the European Cup with 11 guys all born within 20 minutes of Glasgow City centre.Thatll never happen again because of money and foreigners.
It's a pity either side had to lose .at least it was Scotland
U missed that blatant CH handball @ 1-50....
penalty to England.
@Albert-k1b
Scotland have always been robbed when they lose to England.