@@NankerPhelge65 means no immigrants or foreigners taking a chunk of teams. Kinda understand them. Nationals would love to feel entitled to their teams locally
Been a Chelsea supporter since 1969 when my dad used to take me to Stamford Bridge - we had a great team (Osgood was always my hero!) but I always admired that great 70's Leeds team, you've got to give credit where it is due - probably this Country's first 'Superteam'.
Leeds' problem was that they only had a small squad & when injuries & suspensions kicked in they struggled. The board would not give Revie the funds to bring in the extra 2 or 3 quality players he needed.They also self destructed on a regular basis,ie losing to Colchester & Sunderland in he FA Cup, and losing at Wolves in the last game of the 71-72 season when a draw would make them champions & complete the double.
Hot dogs, bovril. The smell of football. The Shed. Still think of late 60's early 70's team and get misty eyed. World's End boy and wouldn't change it for the world. P.S Webby's winner was not knocked on by Charlton. Look closer' I think it may have been Ossie.
Couldn't make the Wembley game (difficult to get tickets,), but was able to get to Old Trafford for the replay with my late Dad. What a game, I'd say it was competititive, not brutal as the BBC say. I recall the weather was awful, the atmosphere unbelievable. Hated Leeds then and still do.
I think Chelsea-Leeds 1970 is the best FA Cup Final ever. Probably while it's the most dramatic over 2 matches. Even if one only count the first match at Wembley, it's still one of the best. - I got in on DVD and all from 70-74. - Since that match I became a Chelsea-fan since 1970, but as they years had passed I think Leeds was the best team in Europe at that time. They should have won more and I have become a Leeds-fan of that period. They was always the best team as in CL 1975, but unlucky. - regards, Peter - Denmark.
I saw this Chelsea side play a few times at Leeds and the games were full of attacking, attractive football. Eddie Gray for Leeds and Charlie Cooke for Chelsea were alone worth the entrance money. Apparently the two teams got on well off the pitch, despite the rough stuff on it. Good to see the rivalry now renewed!
This was when the FA Cup meant everything to clubs and supporters. Today it's just another fixture, another paycheck and another nuisance for the Premier teams. Both games were brilliant from start to finish.
Jeez, those were the days. Two classic matches by classic teams. I was an 8 year old Chelsea fan, the replay was during the week if I remember correctly. I watch it on telly with my dear late dad, happy days!
To all you so called premier league supporters - This was when players played with pride and not for money. Today's overpaid primadonnas should be ashamed.
Pundits go on about great cup matches, well they don't come better than this ! its etched into my heart, and my soul.God bless the late great, Don Revie, He built this great team from odds & ends, and as we all know they did go on to win the FA cup for the first time, in 72.
I do hope we (Leeds) make it back to the Prem this year there will be some amazing encounters with the old enemies , Man U , Chelsea , Liverpool fingers crossed .mot
@@elizabethevelyn9761 I used to hire vans from a geezer who had his ticket for both matches framed on the wall. Chelsea supporter. Leeds outplayed them for most of the two games, but Chelsea never ever gave up: they had great resilience and sparks of wonderful creativity. Epic matches.
Not a Chelsea fan but agree with your sentiments entirely. However would todays players have coped against Norman ( bite yer legs ) Hunter, and Ron ( chopper ) Harris, to name just to of many.
@@derrickfield8957 Norman not only bit your legs but could probably have made it as a professional boxer. He could certainly handle himself with the old fisticuffs.
Hate saying this but Leeds were the better team over the two games, they had more clear cut chances than Chelsea who were content just to stay in touch and hope they got lucky which they did in the end
60's, 70's and 80's as well were the BEST OF WORLD FOOTBALL...as I always say, first there is English football that surpasses all the others in everything and then at a SIDERAL distance there are others who copy by mimicking the English masters, but they copy everything very badly
I was 6 and a recent immigrant from Canada with my family. Chelsea was where I grew up and watching this game at home in Paradise Walk SW3 is one of my earliest memories. During the 80's I got into the habit of going down to Stamford Bridge and standing in the Shed for all Chelsea's home games. It only cost £3, which was fair enough as they were a bit shit quite a lot of the time.
The only Wembley FA Cup Final not to be replayed at Wembley. Also remember no penalty shoot outs if this match had been drawn it would have gone to a replay.
Man! That wasn't a 'game', it was war over two legs. Leeds were a tough side, yet Chelsea surprised a lot of people by actually matching them for concrete and steel. That's the day I began to follow Chelsea. Today's game is very different.
@@keyuantejohnson6266 of course, with abramovic they call Too FOREIGNERS players most of them poor , others very strong, Chelsea begin win EVERYTHING...we must not lose the identity of the team, too many foreigners, too much to look only at profit and just want to win immediately and NOT know how to wait for the players and coaches to mature. No I'm totally against modern football it totally sucks me, long live the real English football of the past, via abramovic we need a super ENGLISH entrepreneur with heart and soul turned to Chelsea's great past to win with style in the future ... outside ALL the foreign profiteers who make billions with the great symbols of English football
there's a generations who will never know what it was like watching football amongst those crowds that used to swell and move about so much. Especially after a goal had been scored. you'd start celebrating and end up 7 rows away from your mates and then end up struck by behind some tall bloke who stunk of BO.. the good old days!!
there's a generations who will never know and understand NOTHING about English football and what it was like watching football among those crowds....then lib labour destroyed all....
I love football,i m italian supporter i was Born in 1973.in every corner of the world i supporti a football team,hibs in Scotland,den Haag in holland,bruges in belgium but in england i supporti english football.I love this old match.Great atmosphere.For me impossible supporto only One team,surely because i m stranger. But i love Arsenal 89 with the "history man" before Red devils with robson and After leeds First 90 ,Chelsea with Vialli and magic box or incredibile Wimbledon and west ham Academy.Spurs,reds,saints,tofees and forest.I love old english football till 2003.after begin Continental premiership.better hooligans time,now is only money time in Europa.Juve Inter Real Barca or Liverpool United Is not different
Unbelievably, they staged the horse of the year show at Wembley a week or so before the final so the pitch was already in a shocking state from horse tracks, i guess having the replay at Wembley would have been impossible. Can't imagine that happening now days!
I was only 14 when my Headhunter uncle took me to this. Our defence was a shambles that day. Big Pete should have got POTY that year. He was brilliant in this and the 1st game. Those dirt git Leeds players tried their hardest to do more damage to him. Proper Chels fight,spirit. What we lack now.
I always thought it was mysterious that some of Kenneth Wolstenholme's commentary is lost just as Mick Jones scored for Leeds - never been explained although I guess a problem with the mike technology at the time!
If that was played today,it would finish 8 all and I don't mean in terms of goals being scored. Absolutely brutal! Crazy mad send them into the stands tackling. 😀
I agree about missing the rough stuff... what a shame. Leeds were the most hated side in Eng. No matter how people say they played great football their attitude stank.
Their attitude was a reflection of Revie's personality. Only in his final years in charge when he felt that he was getting some respect did they ditch the rough stuff & play some wonderful football,especially in 73-74 season.
Still the 5th highest ever TV viewing figures for an event in the UK. For a football match, only the 1966 World Cup Final beats it. Definitely one of the classic Cup Finals (both matches). RIP, Peter 'The Cat' Bonetti and Norman 'Bites Yer Legs' Hiunter.
Great games from two top teams, to think they called Chelsea "southern softies" , players such as macreadie Webb Osgood and Harris were anything but that!
It’s a long time ago in football terms but between going to matches, watching “On The Ball” and “Saint and Greavsie” and reading “Shoot” magazine, all the players of that era were instantly recognisable.
@@henrywarnell7694 And now we don’t even remember the names of the players because they represent nothing at all of the local area, where as looking back Osgood, Best , law , Charlton, Cooke and Moore where household names and legends
In Alan Hudson's autobiography he describes how in the Chelsea dressing room after the replay the players could not believe they had won. Leeds dominated both games but did not take their chances. At the end of a long season Leeds ran out of steam in the 2nd half of extra time.
Wow; first time I've ever seen any of this eventful game with the original commentary. I've got a DVD of both games and the replay has a dreadful dubbed soundtrack of Brian Moore's commentary which was obviously recorded long after the event plus some awful pasted-on crowd noise.
I never saw Harris and McCreadie as angels. Not really. Useful, certainly and no worse than quite a number in the Leeds team so they can't complain. I particularly enjoyed Jack Charlton's misplaced backheader for Webb's goal. Nice one, Jack. This is the dirtiest Cup Final I have seen and, significantly, the most exciting. Chelsea won because they had they were indomitable and Osgood's goal was the best of both matches. I've been a Chelsea supporter since 1957. Bugger me, that's 60 years, or will be in April and this is my best Chelsea moment, better even than winning the Champions League.
You must be having a laugh. Ron 'Chopper' Harris boasted that he made the biggest single contribution to Chelsea winning the 1970 Cup Final replay when he crippled Eddie Gray.
I wouldn't disagree. But there were few angels in that era except the Angel Gabriel (i.e. Jimmy Gabriel), a dirty bugger, who played for Southampton, themselves not too particular, it could be said. Happy days :-)
leeds united had the best players in every department back then. they were called the pick great Britain team. pity leeds are not with the greats today for a great city.
carmel bugeja The same could be said for others in the team. Osgood was not so good in the first match. Cooke created his goal with a superb cross, Hutchinson scored the important equaliser in the first match and did the long throw for Webb's winner, Webb himself scored that despite a poor first match, Houseman scored in the first match, and Bonetti was excellent. It was a fine team effort.
Leeds suffered end of season fatigue from doing so well on all fronts they ran out of steam most yrs an won way less than they deserved including the dodgy final v bayern
Probably because there hadn't been a FA Cup Final replay for 58 years after the first ever drawn final at Wembley. TV audiences are always at their peak in the evening during weekdays. I think the Cup Final used to be shown on both BBC1 and ITV in those days. Add to that, it had all the makings of a classic. North v South and two talented teams who went to war when they met. The Wembley game just whetted the appetite.
If you look closely Charlton did not get his head to the ball. It was a Chelsea player but his number is hidden. I'd love to find out who it was . I used to live in Chelsea in those great days. Ossie and the boys then later Hudson (born and bred Chelsea boy). I'm 62 and still get misty eyed when I think of those days. P.S Dave Webb came to our school after the win to give out school prizes. Shook his hand and he laughed and said my hair was longer than his. Lovely bloke.
@@philipprice171 Lucky you... I'm 58 now and in the seventies I was a supporter of Preußen Münster. In 1975/76 we were close to promote into the 1.Bundesliga. We beat Dortmund in one of the last rounds 4-1. And I think that was the greatest game of football I've ever watched: The packed stands, the rain, the goals and at least these "Preußen-Preußen" chants from the 35 000 - like "Celtic-Celtic". Ya, the seventies by all means were fantastic...
Jacky risked red card for reaction foul against Osgood in the replay, the referee pardoned him well! After those who heard them man utd they said you won with an extra man
Just another frustrating failure for the Leeds team of that era. Looking back Revie admitted that he kept faith in Sprake too long & Jack Charlton was past his best & was ultimately no match for Osgood.
Fantastic final,total borin football today,compared to the 70s even the crowd better then,the leeds of the 70s would tonk ya overpaid,overated prem teams of today
Ok, the tackle on Billy Bremner in the F.A. Cup final at Old Trafford was a bit enthusiastic. Referee didn't book him so what do I know. With regards to Peter Bonetti, sadly yes. He was a postman on the island of Mull, up here in Scotland for a while. These guys never made anywhere near the money the players make nowadays.
i'm a soccer novice living in the u.s., who watches the premier league early mornings on the weekend, and this is better than 90% of that stuff, even with fans in the stands. can someone explain the allure of the f.a.cup to me (i could just google it, i know). it seems like the type if thing that should be a bigger deal (maybe not like here), but it isn't.
It's like the oldest cup competition in England. It has a knockout style instead of a league system where points matter. There's also the league cup which is similar to the FA Cup
Im sorry for leeds united.one best english foot ball club for this second.match.i seen the first match1.1.played to Wembley.nobody cant forget those players .Allan Clarke.peter lorimer.bylly Bremer. Giles. Hunter. Jacky Charlton. Sprake.and the others.i wish.leeds come back quickly in first league.its véritable place.from algeria salutations for all leeds supporters.
Two great games which I was lucky to play in. John Dempsey ex Chelsea player
How did it feel playing in that war zone 🤔in your mind what was you thinking
And winning the cup final in Europe 71 John 💙
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@@GoTellTheSpartans24 Yes brings back happy memories as well. Blue Is The Colour
@@mickhavermans7319 Blue Is The Colour 💙
What a match! I was there at the age of 13 with my Dad who sadly is no longer with us. Fantastic memories thanks for posting.
The beauty of UA-cam is that it gives younger fans an opportunity to see what we had, what we lost and how our game has been ruined.
The game is way better now
@@NankerPhelge65 means no immigrants or foreigners taking a chunk of teams. Kinda understand them. Nationals would love to feel entitled to their teams locally
Younger fans will look at this, and think it is a different sport. All those fat blokes waddling aroung, kicking each other.
Been a Chelsea supporter since 1969 when my dad used to take me to Stamford Bridge - we had a great team (Osgood was always my hero!) but I always admired that great 70's Leeds team, you've got to give credit where it is due - probably this Country's first 'Superteam'.
that would be celtic
Leeds' problem was that they only had a small squad & when injuries & suspensions kicked in they struggled. The board would not give Revie the funds to bring in the extra 2 or 3 quality players he needed.They also self destructed on a regular basis,ie losing to Colchester & Sunderland in he FA Cup, and losing at Wolves in the last game of the 71-72 season when a draw would make them champions & complete the double.
you were very lucky to go to the bridge in those wonderful years
Hot dogs, bovril. The smell of football. The Shed. Still think of late 60's early 70's team and get misty eyed. World's End boy and wouldn't change it for the world. P.S Webby's winner was not knocked on by Charlton. Look closer' I think it may have been Ossie.
@@philipprice171 Great days Philip, you are right Ossie knocked it on
Here after the death of Peter bonetti, R.I.P 💙💙
Pierre le chat.
Here after billy
Dear Lewis: This is sad. Bonetti was a Chelsea legend -- "The Cat" -- now with lives expired.
The cat.......
Venimos del estreno de guail projec, señores lo confirmo... Esto es un patatal. 😂😂
Jajaja
Love the way Ossie celebrated that goal! Like his whole life depended on it! Brilliant.
Couldn't make the Wembley game (difficult to get tickets,), but was able to get to Old Trafford for the replay with my late Dad. What a game, I'd say it was competititive, not brutal as the BBC say. I recall the weather was awful, the atmosphere unbelievable. Hated Leeds then and still do.
It was "competetive" ?Bloody hell Frank what do you class as brutal?😎
Spot on , was not brutal, was tough like football, but you know bbc has always been too Labour like the fa
I love english football. From Spain.
Cant believe its 50 years. I was 11years old then and remember it quite clearly. Chelsea forever.
Great era for Chelsea. We hung our hats on that (+ecwc) for a long time
I think Chelsea-Leeds 1970 is the best FA Cup Final ever. Probably while it's the most dramatic over 2 matches. Even if one only count the first match at Wembley, it's still one of the best. - I got in on DVD and all from 70-74. - Since that match I became a Chelsea-fan since 1970, but as they years had passed I think Leeds was the best team in Europe at that time. They should have won more and I have become a Leeds-fan of that period. They was always the best team as in CL 1975, but unlucky. - regards, Peter - Denmark.
is chelsea popular in denmark
not agree one of the best , very difficult to choose one ....I watched all of them 70 and 80 .... one more beautiful than the other
Living in Australia now but I remember that night as clear as a bell.....great times.
I saw this Chelsea side play a few times at Leeds and the games were full of attacking, attractive football. Eddie Gray for Leeds and Charlie Cooke for Chelsea were alone worth the entrance money. Apparently the two teams got on well off the pitch, despite the rough stuff on it. Good to see the rivalry now renewed!
Ossie was such a Chelsea fan. Met him and Ron Harris together once. My Dad was so jealous of me!!
what about JT and Franky?
@@kingkane1051true mate….maybe? 💙
I was there and at Wembley, I was 14 years old, saved my paper round money and collected my program vouchers. Amazing night.
We wore that same shirt against Nottingham Forest, as a landmark, I may only be sixteen but it’s my favourite classic kit, with the yellow on the blue
Webb was an Essex boy , he comes from stratford ...GREAT score
This was when the FA Cup meant everything to clubs and supporters. Today it's just another fixture, another paycheck and another nuisance for the Premier teams. Both games were brilliant from start to finish.
lib lab destroyed everything
A game leeds should have won by half time a Wembley
@@barrykay2684and chelsea by the end of the second 😉💙
Proper football game
no bullshit parking the bus tactics, one side attacks the opposition goal, then your opponent goes on the attack, thats proper football
yeah, good old days.
Shittiest pitch ive ever seen
@@cl1nt34stw0od 就tm一sb.
@@peternicklin2693 snbb. rz.
I remember this game. First replayed F.A Cup Final in the modern era. Osgood's brilliant header remains in the memory
i reviewed all 2 matches on dvd from my collection chelsea was superb, leeds a great team
Jeez, those were the days. Two classic matches by classic teams. I was an 8 year old Chelsea fan, the replay was during the week if I remember correctly. I watch it on telly with my dear late dad, happy days!
To all you so called premier league supporters - This was when players played with pride and not for money. Today's overpaid primadonnas should be ashamed.
Mmnn ..they were well paid compared to the average working man.
I a modern championship team played a 70s team I'm pretty sure the championship team would easily win
@@beds139 no they weren't even professional
@@stuartmitchell1804 no fuck oof
Sos I made a typo
Ossie the King of Stamford Bridge!
Went to watch Chelsea v Spurs in the FA Cup in 1967.....we lost ,.....
@@kenj8uk BUT Chelsea was FIRST team in London to win Champions l....are you watching London ....are you watching gunners, spurs, hammers!
He lost the World Cup 2 months later!
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3 of the Leeds players on here died in the last year, Hunter Charlton and Lorimer, being a Leeds and England fan in 1970 was tragic!!
Pundits go on about great cup matches, well they don't come better than this ! its etched into my heart, and my soul.God bless the late great, Don Revie, He built this great team from odds & ends, and as we all know they did go on to win the FA cup for the first time, in 72.
Who is here after Chelsea played in their retro kit in 2020?
I will be 2890 watching the FA Cup Finals
Surely the most perfect game of football to watch..tackles, skill and goals...oh and no VAR or knobhead stewards
I do hope we (Leeds) make it back to the Prem this year there will be some amazing encounters with the old enemies , Man U , Chelsea , Liverpool fingers crossed .mot
Welcome to the Premier League !! From a Chelsea fan.
Hoping for more games like this next season. Hope your lot can keep up
welcome chelsea fan here
@@abinashmurmu9471 abinash where from india?
Its currently 2-1 w/ Chelsea leading. Welcome back btw
Epic game. National event. Before Sky and the globalists ruined it all.
Great comment!
@@elizabethevelyn9761 I used to hire vans from a geezer who had his ticket for both matches framed on the wall. Chelsea supporter. Leeds outplayed them for most of the two games, but Chelsea never ever gave up: they had great resilience and sparks of wonderful creativity. Epic matches.
@@garsm2290 they played for shirt and supporters.. great days!
@@elizabethevelyn9761 ...indeed.
Gar Sm How true. I remember watching this game with my Dad on my uncle's colour t.v. Happy days.
50 years ago today!!
I wish football was still like it was then players did play for the club !!! not like the spoilt babies the over paid kids today
Not a Chelsea fan but agree with your sentiments entirely.
However would todays players have coped against Norman ( bite yer legs ) Hunter, and Ron ( chopper ) Harris, to name just to of many.
@@derrickfield8957 nope but I prefer a man's game!
@@derrickfield8957 They would not have to,he would be on permanent suspension😎
@@beds139 : Almost certainly true. They would never be allowed on the pitch in the first place.
@@derrickfield8957 Norman not only bit your legs but could probably have made it as a professional boxer. He could certainly handle himself with the old fisticuffs.
This game is the climax of my book A Mug's Game. Check it out on Amazon (Kindle, paperback) if you want.
Hate saying this but Leeds were the better team over the two games, they had more clear cut chances than Chelsea who were content just to stay in touch and hope they got lucky which they did in the end
It's the goals that count!!!
Wasn't their day! Thank God footie doesn't respect the bookies
Kenneth wolstonhome its a shame we don't have commentators like him any more . Always about the game .not like todays amateurs
Modern commentators are just looking for the next soundbite that suits their narrative.
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv Like "they think its all over........etc?"
today sky sport full of labourist journalist scarecrow supporting man utd city and arsenal
Osgood is good! Rip
First cup final I can remember. Never bettered? Maybe Charlie George's final, or Sunderland beating Leeds? The early 70's had the best of them...
60's, 70's and 80's as well were the BEST OF WORLD FOOTBALL...as I always say, first there is English football that surpasses all the others in everything and then at a SIDERAL distance there are others who copy by mimicking the English masters, but they copy everything very badly
I was supporting Chelsea for this one after Leeds beat us in the semi-final replay at Bolton.
was chelsea consider a big club in those days
How old are you?
@@tyrant_hermit I stopped counting at 65.
@@keyuantejohnson6266 Chelsea was ALWAYS a GREAT TEAM!
@@tyrant_hermit 3 yo
I was 6 and a recent immigrant from Canada with my family. Chelsea was where I grew up and watching this game at home in Paradise Walk SW3 is one of my earliest memories. During the 80's I got into the habit of going down to Stamford Bridge and standing in the Shed for all Chelsea's home games. It only cost £3, which was fair enough as they were a bit shit quite a lot of the time.
Paradise Walk ...the name say it all
One of the great cup finals. That Leeds team were good but physical - Chelsea stood up to them on that night and prevailed.
who would you say a bigger club chelsea or Leeds
McCreadie more than stud up to Bremner :-D
I've got all the box FA cup final 1970's and 80's watching them and I FEEL GOOD!..
watch football nowdays shitting
Chelsea kicked the hell out of us that night. Was the only way they could win
Think you’ll find chelsea handed it out to them EVERY time they met!
The only Wembley FA Cup Final not to be replayed at Wembley. Also remember no penalty shoot outs if this match had been drawn it would have gone to a replay.
Man! That wasn't a 'game', it was war over two legs.
Leeds were a tough side, yet Chelsea surprised a lot of people by actually matching them for concrete and steel.
That's the day I began to follow Chelsea.
Today's game is very different.
Today's game is very different...YES disgusting , that match was a tough FAIR GAME
From 64 to 72 was a good time for Chelsea
chelsea had great players before abramovich
@@keyuantejohnson6266 of course, with abramovic they call Too FOREIGNERS players most of them poor , others very strong, Chelsea begin win EVERYTHING...we must not lose the identity of the team, too many foreigners, too much to look only at profit and just want to win immediately and NOT know how to wait for the players and coaches to mature.
No I'm totally against modern football it totally sucks me, long live the real English football of the past, via abramovic we need a super ENGLISH entrepreneur with heart and soul turned to Chelsea's great past to win with style in the future ... outside ALL the foreign profiteers who make billions with the great symbols of English football
there's a generations who will never know what it was like watching football amongst those crowds that used to swell and move about so much. Especially after a goal had been scored. you'd start celebrating and end up 7 rows away from your mates and then end up struck by behind some tall bloke who stunk of BO.. the good old days!!
there's a generations who will never know and understand NOTHING about English football and what it was like watching football among those crowds....then lib labour destroyed all....
I love football,i m italian supporter i was Born in 1973.in every corner of the world i supporti a football team,hibs in Scotland,den Haag in holland,bruges in belgium but in england i supporti english football.I love this old match.Great atmosphere.For me impossible supporto only One team,surely because i m stranger.
But i love Arsenal 89 with the "history man" before Red devils with robson and After leeds First 90 ,Chelsea with Vialli and magic box or incredibile Wimbledon and west ham Academy.Spurs,reds,saints,tofees and forest.I love old english football till 2003.after begin Continental premiership.better hooligans time,now is only money time in Europa.Juve Inter Real Barca or Liverpool United Is not different
is chelsea a popular club in italy
@@keyuantejohnson6266 but where do you live ? do you have tv newspapers? maybe you live Congo? or what?
Peter Bonetti RiP. Why was this game played at Old Trafford instead of Wembley. Anybody know?
Replay
@@tsmay4598 I know it was a replay but normally replays would have been at Wembley. I guess the stadium was needed for something else.
Unbelievably, they staged the horse of the year show at Wembley a week or so before the final so the pitch was already in a shocking state from horse tracks, i guess having the replay at Wembley would have been impossible.
Can't imagine that happening now days!
replay , and was favourite the leeds this time
@@vordman yes there was Corbyn speech ...but nobody get there!
I was only 14 when my Headhunter uncle took me to this. Our defence was a shambles that day. Big Pete should have got POTY that year. He was brilliant in this and the 1st game. Those dirt git Leeds players tried their hardest to do more damage to him. Proper Chels fight,spirit. What we lack now.
you uncle was an Headhunters?
@@kingkane1051 Yes mate. One of the old Shed Enders.
@@ChewingToons wao! I read a lot about them Hicky and ginger..do you know him?
I wish I lived in those times
I always thought it was mysterious that some of Kenneth Wolstenholme's commentary is lost just as Mick Jones scored for Leeds - never been explained although I guess a problem with the mike technology at the time!
I believe there are small chunks missing from the recordings of both games.Video recording was still a bit basic back then.
Ian Hutchinson was majestic in both games.
Here after the Chelsea-Leeds premier league game, specifically after Peter Drury's comments.
About the tackle right??
Fifty years ago, to the day!!!
Fantastic night.
If that was played today,it would finish 8 all and I don't mean in terms of goals being scored. Absolutely brutal! Crazy mad send them into the stands tackling. 😀
Ahh the good ol days when Rugby and Football were the same sport
How much would VAR have ruined this game?
It would have been very busy! Game would have had 20 mins of added time :-)
I m not against VAR at all
I agree about missing the rough stuff... what a shame. Leeds were the most hated side in Eng. No matter how people say they played great football their attitude stank.
Their attitude was a reflection of Revie's personality. Only in his final years in charge when he felt that he was getting some respect did they ditch the rough stuff & play some wonderful football,especially in 73-74 season.
who here in the rematch of these two sides
Still the 5th highest ever TV viewing figures for an event in the UK. For a football match, only the 1966 World Cup Final beats it. Definitely one of the classic Cup Finals (both matches). RIP, Peter 'The Cat' Bonetti and Norman 'Bites Yer Legs' Hiunter.
David Webb is a ringer for Glen Campbell
Yes, that's who he reminded me of!
Yeah he is now you mention it.
True.
Great games from two top teams, to think they called Chelsea "southern softies" , players such as macreadie Webb Osgood and Harris were anything but that!
More skill , passion and commitment than in the whole of overpaid woke BLM premier league put together, real football from legendary players......
It’s a long time ago in football terms but between going to matches, watching “On The Ball” and “Saint and Greavsie” and reading “Shoot” magazine, all the players of that era were instantly recognisable.
@@henrywarnell7694
And now we don’t even remember the
names of the players because they represent nothing at all of the local area,
where as looking back Osgood, Best , law , Charlton, Cooke and Moore where
household names and legends
In Alan Hudson's autobiography he describes how in the Chelsea dressing room after the replay the players could not believe they had won. Leeds dominated both games but did not take their chances. At the end of a long season Leeds ran out of steam in the 2nd half of extra time.
Chelsea deserved win , both teams had a great match, many chances for both of them , Chelsea to deserve the final victory
Are you a gunners in disguise?
Anyone here from Chelsea Leeds 2020
anyone here from Chelsea Leeds 2076
theres a point in this gsme where chelsea chant chelsea non stop its great support
Chelsea fans GREATEST English fan in the WORLD
Didn't make that early pressure pay but I fucking love that Leeds goal.
Wow; first time I've ever seen any of this eventful game with the original commentary. I've got a DVD of both games and the replay has a dreadful dubbed soundtrack of Brian Moore's commentary which was obviously recorded long after the event plus some awful pasted-on crowd noise.
An FA Cup final played in April. No, wait a minute... An FA Cup final REPLAY! How times have changed...
yes in april
@@kingkane1051 it was because England were preparing for the world Cup in 1970 which is why the FA Cup Final and replay were played in April.
Chelsea's pure angelic talent, class and courage won out over the infamous thuggery of the Leeds butchers.
I never saw Harris and McCreadie as angels. Not really. Useful, certainly and no worse than quite a number in the Leeds team so they can't complain. I particularly enjoyed Jack Charlton's misplaced backheader for Webb's goal. Nice one, Jack. This is the dirtiest Cup Final I have seen and, significantly, the most exciting. Chelsea won because they had they were indomitable and Osgood's goal was the best of both matches. I've been a Chelsea supporter since 1957. Bugger me, that's 60 years, or will be in April and this is my best Chelsea moment, better even than winning the Champions League.
You must be having a laugh. Ron 'Chopper' Harris boasted that he made the biggest single contribution to Chelsea winning the 1970 Cup Final replay when he crippled Eddie Gray.
Both teams had their hard men. Two good teams both at playing football and getting stuck in.
@@Rosie6857 Plus John Boyle who was definitely no angel.
I wouldn't disagree. But there were few angels in that era except the Angel Gabriel (i.e. Jimmy Gabriel), a dirty bugger, who played for Southampton, themselves not too particular, it could be said. Happy days :-)
Bring back those two factories, TTL would be back
is it gonna be chelsea 2 - 1 leeds today too?
Here because of Martin Tyler?
I love Chelsea ❤️
And the stretford end is a sea of blue and white....proper players....proper football....proper fans
And such a cute little fence..
think how he gnawed his ass all the fucking labour utd DOUBLE loss
leeds united had the best players in every department back then. they were called the pick great Britain team. pity leeds are not with the greats today for a great city.
carmel bugeja Chelsea should thank Osgood for the victory, without him they wouldn't have done it .
carmel bugeja The same could be said for others in the team. Osgood was not so good in the first match. Cooke created his goal with a superb cross, Hutchinson scored the important equaliser in the first match and did the long throw for Webb's winner, Webb himself scored that despite a poor first match, Houseman scored in the first match, and Bonetti was excellent. It was a fine team effort.
Celtic beat them home and away in 1970 European Cup Semi final.
Absolutely Leeds had a great team back in the day
@@marktreuge222 There's a nice, well thought out, balanced opinion.
quien por el video de wild projets
ESPN: This is Old Trafford, not Wembley
2019??
no 3047
Where are the fouls?
Why didn't they replay at Villa Park?
Old Trafford bigger venue. The FA looked to maximise their revenues even 50 years ago.
Shouldn't he be rolling around on the floor 4:37
Great game, Leeds falling short of a trophy again.
leeds in the 70s was a super leeds, and they stole the champions cup final with Bayern
@@kingkane1051 True Leeds were a great side and could, and should, have won more. Fell foul of some bad luck and fixture congestion.
@@matthewturner2803 leeds should win champions against bayern in paris ...stolen
Leeds suffered end of season fatigue from doing so well on all fronts they ran out of steam most yrs an won way less than they deserved including the dodgy final v bayern
@@redflag8970 Leeds was a GREAT team and deserved win European Cup against Bayern...that will be punished from LFC ALWAYS ....
Can someone tell me why this particular game was one of the most televised moments in UK history ?
Probably because there hadn't been a FA Cup Final replay for 58 years after the first ever drawn final at Wembley. TV audiences are always at their peak in the evening during weekdays. I think the Cup Final used to be shown on both BBC1 and ITV in those days. Add to that, it had all the makings of a classic. North v South and two talented teams who went to war when they met. The Wembley game just whetted the appetite.
Each match was only televised live once on each channel. Most watched perhaps!
We only had 3 channels then.
The blues, Ossie and Chopper Harris
3:50 That was a lovely assist by Jack Charlton...
If you look closely Charlton did not get his head to the ball. It was a Chelsea player but his number is hidden. I'd love to find out who it was . I used to live in Chelsea in those great days. Ossie and the boys then later Hudson (born and bred Chelsea boy). I'm 62 and still get misty eyed when I think of those days.
P.S Dave Webb came to our school after the win to give out school prizes. Shook his hand and he laughed and said my hair was longer than his. Lovely bloke.
@@philipprice171 Lucky you... I'm 58 now and in the seventies I was a supporter of Preußen Münster.
In 1975/76 we were close to promote into the 1.Bundesliga. We beat Dortmund in one of the last rounds 4-1. And I think that was the greatest game of football I've ever watched: The packed stands, the rain, the goals and at least these "Preußen-Preußen" chants from the 35 000 - like "Celtic-Celtic".
Ya, the seventies by all means were fantastic...
@@blackzebra96 Those were the days my friend. Regards.
Jacky risked red card for reaction foul against Osgood in the replay, the referee pardoned him well! After those who heard them man utd they said you won with an extra man
How the hell did Leeds not take home that cup best team in the two games.
Just another frustrating failure for the Leeds team of that era. Looking back Revie admitted that he kept faith in Sprake too long & Jack Charlton was past his best & was ultimately no match for Osgood.
@@beds139 hard but honest play, Chelsea deserved victory
They played Manchester United three times in the semi-final(normal + two replays to get to that final against Chelsea) They were physically stuffed
Fantastic final,total borin football today,compared to the 70s even the crowd better then,the leeds of the 70s would tonk ya overpaid,overated prem teams of today
où se jouait ce match ?
Pour moi, Chelsea restera cette équip.
Eddie McCreadie was my hero!
He was brutal. Did Peter Boneti pass away recently ?
Ok, the tackle on Billy Bremner in the F.A. Cup final at Old Trafford was a bit enthusiastic. Referee didn't book him so what do I know. With regards to Peter Bonetti, sadly yes. He was a postman on the island of Mull, up here in Scotland for a while. These guys never made anywhere near the money the players make nowadays.
@@kenj8uk 12 aprile 2020....are you english fan ?
@@jimlogan2329 and what about eddie jones foul against Bonetti, THEN he score?
@@kingkane1051 was his name not Mick Jones? He did take his goal well. I wonder what a ticket cost?
after recommendation from Peter Drury
Same just heard him now
leeds utd was fav in the 70s born and bred in oxford
was chelsea consider a big club in those days
@@keyuantejohnson6266 Chelsea was ALWAYS A GREAT TEAM
Real football
i'm a soccer novice living in the u.s., who watches the premier league early mornings on the weekend, and this is better than 90% of that stuff, even with fans in the stands. can someone explain the allure of the f.a.cup to me (i could just google it, i know). it seems like the type if thing that should be a bigger deal (maybe not like here), but it isn't.
It's like the oldest cup competition in England. It has a knockout style instead of a league system where points matter. There's also the league cup which is similar to the FA Cup
then you had to know that lib lab ruined all the english football....but everything at time...when you'll be 10 I will explain properly!
Te amo chelsea
not really, just audio either lost or erased
19/5/2019 Chelsea (1905) chả có ai VN xem.
Leeds were the better team over both games
chelsea a bigger club than leeds
Webb credited with winner..I'm sure it's a OG. ?
No. There's film footage of it from behind the goal. It actually went in off Webb's cheek.
I'm not sure the dubious goals panel will be interested after all this time.😊
Im sorry for leeds united.one best english foot ball club for this second.match.i seen the first match1.1.played to Wembley.nobody cant forget those players .Allan Clarke.peter lorimer.bylly Bremer. Giles. Hunter. Jacky Charlton. Sprake.and the others.i wish.leeds come back quickly in first league.its véritable place.from algeria salutations for all leeds supporters.
I always thought Osgood was offside....It was close.
not you wrong maybe next time
@@kingkane1051 Considering Osgood turned to look at the ref after the ball was in the net , he obviously did too.
So good to beat dirty Leeds
Leeds are a GREAT TEAM ! Respect for them!