Scottish F.A. Cup Final - Hearts Beat Celtic 3-1 (1956)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Hampden Park, Scotland.
Start of the Scottish FA (Football Association) Cup final match between Heart of Midlothian and Glasgow Celtic. GV. Kick off. Hearts in the dark shirts kicking against Celtic in the hooped shirts. Kick off. Celtic attacking. Pass back to Celtic player who receives and kicks up-field. J. Cummins intercepts and the ball goes loose to a Celtic player. SV. Celtic player kicks up-field and the ball sails towards the Heart's goal. Celtic forward dashes across and heads it out to his left wing who receives and passes back inside to his colleague. SV. Colleague receives but loses it and ball goes away from him. SCU. Crowd waving. LV. Celtic attacking again. Celtic man coming in with ball, he is tackled by MacKay but manages to pass it to another Celtic man who swings it back to him. Kirk is there but a Celtic man jumps over the ball, tricks Kirk and runs towards goal. Kirk chases him back and pushes the ball to safety - it goes for a corner. GV. Massed crowd. LV. Hearts attacking. Alfie Conn loses the ball but Wardhough comes in and gets it away. He is impeded by colleague and it comes out loose to MacKay. LV. Hearts attacking. A long ball down the right wing where Conn and a Celtic back chase it. CU. Man eating bun. LV. Celtic goal area. The ball is in the net, Hearts having scored their first goal by Crawford. GV. Massed crowd. LV. Hearts attacking on the right wing. Ball is centred, comes into the goal area but it goes out to the right wing where a Celtic man kicks clear temporarily. SCU. Spectators watching. SV. Heats attacking again. Bauld with the ball dashing down the left wing being pursued by a halfback but he beats him and crosses the ball into the Celtic goal area. LV. Crowd. LV. Celtic goal area. Young and Fallon fight for ball. The ball goes loose and Ian Crawford hooks it right across the goal where it beats goalkeeper Dick Beattie. Hearts are 2 up. Players run back congratulating. LV. People in stands clapping.
LV. Celtic attacking. A Celtic man and Cumming of Hearts have a mix up but a Celtic man kicks it forward towards the Hearts goal. LV. Hearts goalmouth. Celtic players attacking. The ball comes into the goalmouth and Duff of Hearts collects the ball safely in his arms and as he comes down Haughney charges him and he drops the ball. Mike Haughney kicks it into the net. A goal for Celtic (Score 2-1). MacKay tears into the goal to try and hook the ball out, but it is too late. SCU. Cheering crowd. LV. Hearts taking corner and are now on the attack. The ball comes into the goal mouth where Beattie jumps and pushes it away, but it goes out to Crawford who shoots, but shoots wide. SV. Beattie taking goal kick. Kicks ball upfield. SV. Hearts man and two Celtic players in tackle, but the ball goes loose to a Hearts back who kicks it upfield. LV. Celtic goalmouth. Ball comes into the area where Bauld beats Robert Evans in a heading duel, and the ball goes over to Conn who shoots. Beattie partially saves the ball but only knocks it into the top of the net. Hearts 3 - Celtic 1. SCU. Cheering people. LV. Players shaking hands and leaving the field after the game. LV. People in the stands. SCU. Hearts standing receiving Cup. SBV. Hearts captain receiving the Cup with crowds all round him. SCU. Captain holds up the Cup and starts to walk down steps.
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According to my 'past' expert this was the best soccer game ever, can't believe the number of fans for 1956....
There were far bigger crowds in the 50s. All standing in the terraces, no seats.
I love these old clips with massive Hampden crowds. Everyone looks so happy to be there.
The quality of the football in these short highlights looks abysmal