I was there that night. A 17year old apprentice with a mate and a guy we met up with from London. We had Leeds tickets that, despite our best efforts , could not swap. I'm 65 years old now and find it hard to believe that the greatest sporting night of my life was that long ago. The last 15 years have been wonderful for Chelsea, but for me NOTHING could ever compare with that night. You had to be there!!!
Just been reliving the greatest night off football I was 18 year old shed boy in the Stratford end and agree you had to be there tomsample the atmosphere What didn't come across in clip is the continuous chanting of "Chelsea " for 5 minutes before Webby scored which was incredible I arrived back in London about 9am next day and have absolutely No recollection of the intervening time Great memories FA Cup will never recover the magic it once had.
Time goes fast indeed ! I grew up in Toronto and used to go to all the games here and noticed Peter Lorimer in the Leeds lineup. He played in Toronto in 1979. In those days only the FA cup was live on TV !
@@riobabic8960 Apparently the match had the highest tv viewing figures for a sporting event after the 1966 world cup final. 28 million in the uk alone. Plus a massive world wide audience. Its such a shame the F A Cup lost its way somehow. Lorimer was part of the "Leeds Machine" in the 70s and the 1970 Cup Final sparked a fierce rivalry between the two clubs. Wonderful days!
To any youngsters watching this YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA HOW IMPORTANT THE FA CUP WAS IN THOSE DAYS! This was the greatest game I ever went to - stood in the Stretford this night - absolute ecstasy!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 Gutted for Alan Hudson I was at West Brom when he got the injury that made him miss out.
I'm a millennial so was never blessed with seeing 70's football live, but I just love it. This is real football. The players kicking the shit out of each other on the field, with occasional punches being thrown now and then. It may have been dirty and gritty, but diving and efforts to fool the referee were rare. No concerted effort was made to get opponents sent off and at the end of the game they shake hands and get along. You could tell they respected eachother. That's all gone now, and it's a rot that goes all the way to the top. Messi and his countrymen vs. Holland in the World Cup is a prime example of this. Cheating is expected and widely understood as a part of the game. I wish we could go back to the old days.
This game is the stuff of legend. Probably the greatest English club game ever. Certainly the most watched on TV. Gets better with time. What a battle for at what the time was the most prestigious title in global club football. Winning the FA Cup was a very special thing & was considered even more important than winning the league title.
Its most certainly up there, with the very best , Its my most memorable, But have to say, being a Leeds fan at the time, I was gutted, but only until we finally won the cup in 72.
RIP Peter Bonnetti and Norman Hunter I can remember watching this match at home on the B&W television I was 9 and had started supporting Chelsea a year or so before and was the only Blue at School ! still support the Blues and now so do my kids.
Watched it on TV ....terrific game...150% commitment and effort....plus a lot of skill !! Of course there were fouls, but it was a different era and both sides gave as good as they got. Wonderful stuff
Both goalkeepers in the replay went on to become postmen on remote Scottish islands (Peter Bonetti - Chelsea - Mull, David Harvey - Leeds - Sanday, Orkney). Gary Sprake (Leeds goalkeeper in the first game) had a very bad back injury which required many years of treatment and would have ruled him ineligible had he applied to the GPO for a job after his playing career had finished.
This will never been beaten as the best match ever, I have seen my Chelsea win it all now being 62 years old it’s hard to remember as I was young at the time, but for me it will never be as good as this up the blues. .
The season I started to support cfc before we won the cup and coming 3rd in the league . I was 12. Haven't seen this for ages. It was good to see the players swapping shirts. After both teams were kicking each other all over place. Notice that players didn't grab each other in the penalty area. When football was football. Great memories. 👍.😊
Young American football fan here, it’s always so fascinating to go back to these old game recordings to see how different the game is compared to what we witnessed at the most recent World Cup and Euro.
Modern day referees have watched this game & it's been said that, if played today, there'd be between 6 & 10 red cards night. It was a brutal game. Belting game of old school footy & was the first time that I'd ever wanted chelsea to win, coz I hated leeds so much.
Years ago in our office, we had a trivia nut who used to get us through boring Friday afternoons by throwing up a debate "Greatest pop song of all time?" "Greatest F1 driver?" And a fair few relating to females that would probably get a fella sacked in the 21st century too LOL. One day his topic was "Greatest Horror movie of all time?" And after a few minutes of debate with the usual suspects being suggested, a craggy old hand entered the office and was asked for his opinion. He paused briefly and than said in a great East Belfast brogue "Easy. 1970 cup final replay. Fucken bloodbath" and left the scene. a few seconds of silence and then we all fell apart laughing. One of those in the moment things that sticks with me over thirty years later.
What a night to remember, 9 years old stayed up late to watch, whole family Chelsea, used to go down to there training ground at Mitcham and watch there training sessions,
I was 13 years old and persuaded my dad to get tickets ,, he got 2 seats , all I wanted to do was be in the Chelsea end behind the goal ,, so my dad allowed me to change my ticket with a lucky spiv ,,, What a wonderful night ,,, and all the team were British
I was there for both finals, 14 years old, I did two paper rounds to pay for my tickets. One of the greatest nights of my life, tears of joy. Magnificent atmosphere. When the F.A. cup was the greatest event. Proper loyal footballers who would be my heroes for many years.
Hard to say on reflection who had the best tickets. To be in the Stretford End must have been fantastic but to witness /watch the Stetford End was amazing. When Webbs goal went in you can just spot the three of us doing our best to emulate you lot.....almost suicidal that night...but impossible to suppress!! We were up and to left of the right hand post surrounded by the most pissed off rival fans I've ever experienced.....just brilliant!!
I met Charlie cook, I asked him about the final at Wembley, and he said when they walked onto the pitch his feet sunk into the mud due to them having the house of the year show there, smashing guy, signed fa cup final program for me.
We were in the middle of 2 European Cup semis with Celtic, this replay after taking 3 games to beat United in the semi ( Chelsea got Watford ) and going for the league. No luck , no trophies and dead on our feet by the end of the season.
good point, had never considered that. Revies Leeds were a great team that should’ve won 2 European Cups. They were that good, I can’t understand how they didn’t win more.
I was a 7 year old United supporter, so I wanted Leeds to lose the final after the titanic epic that was the semi final, but I feel they threw it away. They had several opportunities to wrap things up in both games. In the league run in Leeds had loads of injuries and couldn't sustain their challenge to Everton. I always thought it was weird how suddenly Everton's bubble burst; they finished 14th the next season and never recovered. Odd, as except for the captain, Brian Labone, they weren't an aging team.
Good points, football was far more competitive then. No team won the league or FA Cup in successive seasons back then. There was a much more level playing field. Much more exciting.
Remember us kids all trying to do Windmill Arms Hutchinson throw ins for weeks after. 50 years ago.. Bloody hell. I could still name just about every player on the pitch - and I don't support either team!
Went to both games - outplayed at times, but never outfought!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙Ran Leeds everywhere at Wembley, didn't see any trouble at Old Trafford. We had the Stretford and outnumbered Leeds by miles oop North! The two best days of my life, apart from the days my kids were born 💙!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Tomorrow nights match with Leeds Utd in the FA Cup 5th round 28/2/24 brought me here . I remember being the only Chelsea supporter at Thorpe Middle School in Idle, Bradford W.Yorkshire in 1970. Everybody, but everybody supported Leeds and nobody gave the Blues a chance that April night. I nearly cried when my hero Peter Osgood scored the equaliser with that diving header, and Dave Webb hit the winner. To me that was a greatest Chelsea side ever, even with the recent success of the Abramovich years, to me you cant beat the 1970s squad. Sadly we have lost Johnny Hollins and Tommy Baldwin in the recent months. Only Webb,Harris McCreadie, Dempsey, Cooke and Hinton survive from that great team. If only we could go back to those great days when football was football...... Also wish they would bring back the old Chelsea Badge like at the beginning of the team caption. Hate the present badge . Anybody Agree with above ????
An odd mixture of things going on here - BBC TV coverage with overdubbed commentary from ITV's Brian Moore. But not Moore's original 1970 commentary. It Sounds as if it was done in the 1990s. Also, there's something not right about the crowd noise. I can only assume that ITV lost (wiped) their original coverage of the entire match.
Notice right at the beginning when teams are walking out. A single Blue Balloon. Certainly won it for Chelsea the balloon did. Revie tried to bribe the balloon and failed. Ive seen The Blues numerous times all over Europe but wasnt here this night. Isnt it ironic though that when Chelsea won the first ever FA Cup 1970 i was born!. CMON THE CHELS.
I just watched the full match. Yes it was feisty but mostly I noticed how they never stopped running. For stats fans, I made it 4 shots on target for Chelsea, to Leeds' 9.
I have an official DVD of the Wembley final and the Old Trafford replay. The replay is sadly overdubbed with Moore's reflective commentary and with non original crowd sounds and this all serves to rob what was a fantastic and (at that time) unique occasion of all its original atmosphere. Fun facts; 1970 FA Cup, Osgood scored in every round; 1970 World Cup, Jairzinho scored in every round.
It's well documented that for some reason (copyright? damaged film or video tape stock?) the original commentary and crowd sounds were absent from the DVD. There's also a short excerpt in the tunnel during the half time break, when there's a sudden change in the commentary team voices and the crowd sounds which sound much more realistic and "real time".
Can't agree, Arsenal vs Liverpool was very boring until extra time and then only Charlie George's winning goal was of real quality. I suppose Arsenal doing the double (which was much rarer than it is today, only the second time a team had done it that century) added to the drama. I would nominate 1973, 1981 (the replay), 1987 and 2006 along with 1970.
@@faustoferrari4303 Living in Scotland we only got to see the Extra Time part of the match live on TV so that’s what I remember of this final and it was fantastic.
@@arnesaknussemm2427 That's fascinating, how bizarre! What was the thinking behind that decision? Can I also ask did you get live coverage of either of the Celtic vs Leeds semi-finals in the European Cup that season? I was in Cardiff where we got the same BBC service as England, so we just got very limited highlights on Sportsnight with Coleman. The atmosphere at Hampden seemed incredible and I was always annoyed that it wasn't broadcast live.
great Game and great goals from osgood and jones wonder wot the modern plebs would think about the assists by cook and clarke be wetting their nickers for sure!!!!
70 years old now, I was in the Stretford and, and yes it's false dubbing, because as the hutch was taking that throw, the whole of us in that end plus around were just chanting Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelsea, check out the original BBC Archive, Great night though, got back to London about 5.30 in the morning,
Yes, I have realised that since, but was not aware of it at the time (I was only 7). Also, the last Cup final (or match of significance in English football) with England as World champions. They lost their crown in Mexico that summer.
@ They did and this cup final was also played a month earlier than usual ( in April rather than May) to help the England team best prepare for the World Cup that year.
No atmosphere coz there is no original crowd noise from the match , BBC pictures itv commentary, bizarre !!.fak3 noise, BBC Kenneth Wolstenholme version fantastic real authentic atmosphere
Certainly Leeds dominated but it was not a robbery. Leeds were beaten mentally by a Chelsea team that would simply not give up and had a few players such as Osgood and Cooke who were as good as anything Leeds had, if not better. I sensed this as the match went on when I saw it on telly at the age of 27. Leeds were a good side but could not match Chelsea's determination and ended up still looking a good side but their spirit had gone. Now aged 77 and a Chelsea supporter for 63 years. Come on you Blues!
Rosie6857 hello. Thank you for your honest assessment of the game which I believe as I’ve never seen it and am 30 years old. Chelsea certainly showed greater spirit and the goalkeeper was leaping around like a cat. Great to know you’ve supported Chelsea for so many years. I always wonder what times were like in those days when you were growing up as I’ve only seen life after the 90s. All the best.
@@abubakerrawat7240 Hi! Don't be misled by my name; I am a fellow with a beard, now grey, alas. The name has a complicated derivation. When I first went to Stamford Bridge in 1958 football was not the money-mad business it is now and was much more laid back. And cheaper. A match would cost you 10p which is equivalent to about £7 today. In those days Chelsea were very erratic, sometimes brilliant, sometimes awful and really a bit of a joke. Not a very serious football club. There was no kudos in being a Chelsea supporter but to me that didn't matter in the slightest. Now, thanks to that nice Mr Abramovich, Chelsea are big. It all seems just a bit unreal and in some ways slightly embarrassing but I think I can put up with it.
@@Professor3141 The prize is to win, not to be convincing. Chelsea were not lucky - they just did the important things right. Drogba's header near the end for the equaliser was one of the most stunning bits of skill and bravery I have ever seen even allowing for my natural bias. When Drogba stepped up for that final penalty I just knew he would score. So did the Bayern keeper and probably the whole Bayern team as well. Just as with the 1970 Cup Final replay Chelsea's opponents could not deal with their spirit and sheer will to win.
Back when players actually had English names - Jones, Smith, Wilson, Davis, Brown, Johnson, Miller, Roberts, Clarke, Jackson, Taylor etc. None of this 'Dele Alli', 'Bukayo Saka', or 'Mohommed Saleh' rubbish...
@@ralphaaa80 My name is spelt correctly, thank you very much. I am called 'Petyr'. And regarding the foreign names, it just accentuates my point that I can't spell, or pronounce, those silly, gibberish names correctly. Clearly English is better.
Love this era of football. No sponsorship. Plain simple shirts, brilliant players proper pitches and fans and great commentary
No hand shakes before a game. Kick the f*** out of each other then shake hands at the end...or not!
proper pitches, yeah, where the ball bounces in a different direction to its trajectory and the keeper gets stuck in the mud
And the balls were made of concrete and did cause concussion
I was there that night. A 17year old apprentice with a mate and a guy we met up with from London. We had Leeds tickets that, despite our best efforts , could not swap. I'm 65 years old now and find it hard to believe that the greatest sporting night of my life was that long ago. The last 15 years have been wonderful for Chelsea, but for me NOTHING could ever compare with that night. You had to be there!!!
Just been reliving the greatest night off football
I was 18 year old shed boy in the Stratford end and agree you had to be there tomsample the atmosphere
What didn't come across in clip is the continuous chanting of "Chelsea " for 5 minutes before Webby scored which was incredible
I arrived back in London about 9am next day and have absolutely No recollection of the intervening time
Great memories FA Cup will never recover the magic it once had.
spot on mate...
Nice story mate. I watched this on tv, cheering for chelsea, coz I hated leeds. Proper old school stuff that night. :-)
Time goes fast indeed ! I grew up in Toronto and used to go to all the games here and noticed Peter Lorimer in the Leeds lineup. He played in Toronto in 1979. In those days only the FA cup was live on TV !
@@riobabic8960 Apparently the match had the highest tv viewing figures for a sporting event after the 1966 world cup final. 28 million in the uk alone. Plus a massive world wide audience. Its such a shame the F A Cup lost its way somehow. Lorimer was part of the "Leeds Machine" in the 70s and the 1970 Cup Final sparked a fierce rivalry between the two clubs. Wonderful days!
Here because Peter Drury asked me to! 😁
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To any youngsters watching this YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA HOW IMPORTANT THE FA CUP WAS IN THOSE DAYS! This was the greatest game I ever went to - stood in the Stretford this night - absolute ecstasy!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 Gutted for Alan Hudson I was at West Brom when he got the injury that made him miss out.
I'm a millennial so was never blessed with seeing 70's football live, but I just love it. This is real football. The players kicking the shit out of each other on the field, with occasional punches being thrown now and then. It may have been dirty and gritty, but diving and efforts to fool the referee were rare. No concerted effort was made to get opponents sent off and at the end of the game they shake hands and get along. You could tell they respected eachother.
That's all gone now, and it's a rot that goes all the way to the top. Messi and his countrymen vs. Holland in the World Cup is a prime example of this. Cheating is expected and widely understood as a part of the game.
I wish we could go back to the old days.
RIP Peter Bonetti. True legend of the game. From a United fan.
>^..^
This game is the stuff of legend.
Probably the greatest English club game ever. Certainly the most watched on TV. Gets better with time. What a battle for at what the time was the most prestigious title in global club football. Winning the FA Cup was a very special thing & was considered even more important than winning the league title.
Its most certainly up there, with the very best , Its my most memorable, But have to say, being a Leeds fan at the time, I was gutted, but only until we finally won the cup in 72.
FA Cup is still my prestige event. League titles are bought, but any team can, potentially, win the cup.
RIP Peter Bonnetti and Norman Hunter I can remember watching this match at home on the B&W television I was 9 and had started supporting Chelsea a year or so before and was the only Blue at School ! still support the Blues and now so do my kids.
I never get bored watching these two great 70's teams, its like a golden light that never dims.
I never tire of watching the Chelsea legend's of my childhood. Bless you all for the memories. COYB.
Here after Drury mentioned this game tonight! 😆
Same
One of the great moments of my childhood was walking into school the next day.
Leeds or Chelsea fan?
My dad says the same
@@5am-yj5fw must be fan of the winning team... who won, then? 🤔😉
Watched it on TV ....terrific game...150% commitment and effort....plus a lot of skill !! Of course there were fouls, but it was a different era and both sides gave as good as they got. Wonderful stuff
Both goalkeepers in the replay went on to become postmen on remote Scottish islands (Peter Bonetti - Chelsea - Mull, David Harvey - Leeds - Sanday, Orkney). Gary Sprake (Leeds goalkeeper in the first game) had a very bad back injury which required many years of treatment and would have ruled him ineligible had he applied to the GPO for a job after his playing career had finished.
I came here after Peter Drury mentioned it in commentary in the Chelsea-Leeds game
Yeah same just now lmao
Here with you 😂
Ditto...
و أنا كذالك 😅
Chelsea Leeds commentator sent me here
This will never been beaten as the best match ever, I have seen my Chelsea win it all now being 62 years old it’s hard to remember as I was young at the time, but for me it will never be as good as this up the blues.
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Ossie's goal is my favourite goal of all time I bunked off school and got the cane for going to this game - so worth it!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
The season I started to support cfc before we won the cup and coming 3rd in the league . I was 12. Haven't seen this for ages. It was good to see the players swapping shirts. After both teams were kicking each other all over place. Notice that players didn't grab each other in the penalty area. When football was football. Great memories. 👍.😊
Good day. Thank you so much for the video. Enjoted and supported. Greetings and gratitude from me. Baku city
Hard as nails in those days, no screaming and rolling about like now! And at the end they all shook hands…..days long gone!!
Proper geezers
Young American football fan here, it’s always so fascinating to go back to these old game recordings to see how different the game is compared to what we witnessed at the most recent World Cup and Euro.
That fetched back a lot of memories for me I was 14 then thank you for sharing come on you blues 😊
Look at Chelsea in the Stretford - what a beautiful sight! What a beautiful night! tearing up at the memory of this! 💙
what a pass from charlie cooke..we used to think he played better after a few drinks!! absolute legend...
Modern day referees have watched this game & it's been said that, if played today, there'd be between 6 & 10 red cards night. It was a brutal game.
Belting game of old school footy & was the first time that I'd ever wanted chelsea to win, coz I hated leeds so much.
One of the most underrated rivalries in English Football
Years ago in our office, we had a trivia nut who used to get us through boring Friday afternoons by throwing up a debate "Greatest pop song of all time?" "Greatest F1 driver?" And a fair few relating to females that would probably get a fella sacked in the 21st century too LOL. One day his topic was "Greatest Horror movie of all time?" And after a few minutes of debate with the usual suspects being suggested, a craggy old hand entered the office and was asked for his opinion. He paused briefly and than said in a great East Belfast brogue "Easy. 1970 cup final replay. Fucken bloodbath" and left the scene. a few seconds of silence and then we all fell apart laughing. One of those in the moment things that sticks with me over thirty years later.
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What a night to remember, 9 years old stayed up late to watch, whole family Chelsea, used to go down to there training ground at Mitcham and watch there training sessions,
I was 13 years old and persuaded my dad to get tickets ,, he got 2 seats , all I wanted to do was be in the Chelsea end behind the goal ,, so my dad allowed me to change my ticket with a lucky spiv ,,,
What a wonderful night ,,, and all the team were British
I was there for both finals, 14 years old, I did two paper rounds to pay for my tickets.
One of the greatest nights of my life, tears of joy.
Magnificent atmosphere. When the F.A. cup was the greatest event.
Proper loyal footballers who would be my heroes for many years.
Not sure two paper rounds would pay for an FA cup final these days.😢
I was there as well. We had a great day out in Manchester and then the game, Brilliant I was just 15 years old. A truly great memory. .
RIP Peter Bonetti 😭🙏
What a left back Terry Cooper was.
Was at the Wembley Game ,
Best game I ever went to .
Legendary . For both sets of fans .
Was 13 @ the time
Chels forever
What a goal from Osgood... Have never forgotten
My favourite goal of all time!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Felt like I'd hit my head on the roof of the Stretford at the time! What a night!
Cookie 's pass to The King was just perfect!
Hard to say on reflection who had the best tickets. To be in the Stretford End must have been fantastic but to witness /watch the Stetford End was amazing. When Webbs goal went in you can just spot the three of us doing our best to emulate you lot.....almost suicidal that night...but impossible to suppress!! We were up and to left of the right hand post surrounded by the most pissed off rival fans I've ever experienced.....just brilliant!!
Here after Chelsea defeated Leeds 3-1
I met Charlie cook, I asked him about the final at Wembley, and he said when they walked onto the pitch his feet sunk into the mud due to them having the house of the year show there, smashing guy, signed fa cup final program for me.
Steve Goldsworthy Wonder Which house won.I bet it was a bungalow
We were in the middle of 2 European Cup semis with Celtic, this replay after taking 3 games to beat United in the semi ( Chelsea got Watford ) and going for the league. No luck , no trophies and dead on our feet by the end of the season.
i RECALL lEEDS WERE GOING FOR 4 TROPHYS OR 3? AND WON NIL. CHELSEA TOOK CARE OF THE DOMESTIC CUPS LEAGUE CUP AND FA CUP.
good point, had never considered that. Revies Leeds were a great team that should’ve won 2 European Cups. They were that good, I can’t understand how they didn’t win more.
@@andisadler2897 Nah, Man. City won the league cup (and the Cup Winners Cup) in 1970.
I was a 7 year old United supporter, so I wanted Leeds to lose the final after the titanic epic that was the semi final, but I feel they threw it away. They had several opportunities to wrap things up in both games. In the league run in Leeds had loads of injuries and couldn't sustain their challenge to Everton. I always thought it was weird how suddenly Everton's bubble burst; they finished 14th the next season and never recovered. Odd, as except for the captain, Brian Labone, they weren't an aging team.
Good points, football was far more competitive then. No team won the league or FA Cup in successive seasons back then. There was a much more level playing field. Much more exciting.
I remember watching this friendly played in such good spirit
Remember us kids all trying to do Windmill Arms Hutchinson throw ins for weeks after.
50 years ago.. Bloody hell. I could still name just about every player on the pitch - and I don't support either team!
Went to both games - outplayed at times, but never outfought!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙Ran Leeds everywhere at Wembley, didn't see any trouble at Old Trafford. We had the Stretford and outnumbered Leeds by miles oop North! The two best days of my life, apart from the days my kids were born 💙!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Proper football.
Back when a punch bag was part of your training equipment
Tomorrow nights match with Leeds Utd in the FA Cup 5th round 28/2/24 brought me here . I remember being the only Chelsea supporter at Thorpe Middle School in Idle, Bradford W.Yorkshire in 1970. Everybody, but everybody supported Leeds and nobody gave the Blues a chance that April night. I nearly cried when my hero Peter Osgood scored the equaliser with that diving header, and Dave Webb hit the winner. To me that was a greatest Chelsea side ever, even with the recent success of the Abramovich years, to me you cant beat the 1970s squad. Sadly we have lost Johnny Hollins and Tommy Baldwin in the recent months. Only Webb,Harris McCreadie, Dempsey, Cooke and Hinton survive from that great team. If only we could go back to those great days when football was football...... Also wish they would bring back the old Chelsea Badge like at the beginning of the team caption. Hate the present badge . Anybody Agree with above ????
An odd mixture of things going on here - BBC TV coverage with overdubbed commentary from ITV's Brian Moore. But not Moore's original 1970 commentary. It Sounds as if it was done in the 1990s. Also, there's something not right about the crowd noise. I can only assume that ITV lost (wiped) their original coverage of the entire match.
I thought that about the "Here we go" chant. I don't remember that back in those days.
How can you tell the commentary was recorded in 1990s?
American Chelsea fan here - watching this makes me nostalgic for a time I wasn’t alive and a place I’ve only visited once.
Back when teams spent more time moving toward the opposing goal than away from it.
Without the bad sending of fouls. The most violent game ever.
Peter Bonetti, Ron Harris, Charlie Cooke, Peter Osgood, LEGENDS!
Jack Charlton has always looked like an old man
Bobby started claiming his pension when he was still in school....
Can't beat toilet paper being thrown on the pitch. And the magic sponge 🧽😂
Το ειχα δει ζωντανο στη τηλεοραση . Ημουν 9 χρονων!!!
One day before we play leads let’s win again
Notice right at the beginning when teams are walking out. A single Blue Balloon. Certainly won it for Chelsea the balloon did. Revie tried to bribe the balloon and failed. Ive seen The Blues numerous times all over Europe but wasnt here this night. Isnt it ironic though that when Chelsea won the first ever FA Cup 1970 i was born!. CMON THE CHELS.
This is not the original commentary this was added afterwards.
Fantastic
Back pass was also allowed 😃
I just watched the full match. Yes it was feisty but mostly I noticed how they never stopped running.
For stats fans, I made it 4 shots on target for Chelsea, to Leeds' 9.
An all-british affair
This was the first football match that I saw. My parents allowed the 6 year old me to watch the game.
I have an official DVD of the Wembley final and the Old Trafford replay. The replay is sadly overdubbed with Moore's reflective commentary and with non original crowd sounds and this all serves to rob what was a fantastic and (at that time) unique occasion of all its original atmosphere.
Fun facts; 1970 FA Cup, Osgood scored in every round; 1970 World Cup, Jairzinho scored in every round.
How do you know its not original commentary?
Osgood should have played v Brazil and West Germany
It's well documented that for some reason (copyright? damaged film or video tape stock?) the original commentary and crowd sounds were absent from the DVD. There's also a short excerpt in the tunnel during the half time break, when there's a sudden change in the commentary team voices and the crowd sounds which sound much more realistic and "real time".
😂 This is the game Chopper Harris claimed he won, by nailing Eddie Gray early on. Gray had terrorised Chelsea in the first Final...
The following year we got Arsenal v Liverpool. Arguably the two greatest FA cup finals of all time.
Can't agree, Arsenal vs Liverpool was very boring until extra time and then only Charlie George's winning goal was of real quality. I suppose Arsenal doing the double (which was much rarer than it is today, only the second time a team had done it that century) added to the drama. I would nominate 1973, 1981 (the replay), 1987 and 2006 along with 1970.
@@faustoferrari4303 Living in Scotland we only got to see the Extra Time part of the match live on TV so that’s what I remember of this final and it was fantastic.
@@arnesaknussemm2427 That's fascinating, how bizarre! What was the thinking behind that decision? Can I also ask did you get live coverage of either of the Celtic vs Leeds semi-finals in the European Cup that season? I was in Cardiff where we got the same BBC service as England, so we just got very limited highlights on Sportsnight with Coleman. The atmosphere at Hampden seemed incredible and I was always annoyed that it wasn't broadcast live.
@ I remember that game but can’t remember if it was televised live .
great Game and great goals from osgood and jones wonder wot the modern plebs would think about the assists by cook and clarke be wetting their nickers for sure!!!!
70 years old now, I was in the Stretford and, and yes it's false dubbing, because as the hutch was taking that throw, the whole of us in that end plus around were just chanting Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelsea, check out the original BBC Archive, Great night though, got back to London about 5.30 in the morning,
2 great teams, 2 great games, Leeds a tad unlucky not to lift the cup.
Leeds first goal though 🥶
They then went on to win the European cup against Real Madrid the next year went to a replay to we had a fantastic team
cup winners' cup, great days
Here because Suggs mentioned it.
The Beatles had just broken up the week before.
Yes, I have realised that since, but was not aware of it at the time (I was only 7). Also, the last Cup final (or match of significance in English football) with England as World champions. They lost their crown in Mexico that summer.
@ They did and this cup final was also played a month earlier than usual ( in April rather than May) to help the England team best prepare for the World Cup that year.
back then it was not known that half a century later the world and sports would change because of a pandemic
Never mind back then. Forty nine years later it was not known
The big fraud
Who is here in 2020 December?
Ahhh a game with English people, a time to never return
Alot of scots too.
A country with English people ... ditto!
Is the game that jack charlton flattens the guy on the touchline coming bark on the pitch?
Peter Drury directed me here.
not one member of both teams sang the anthem , only one player tapped the ball in time .
Seems like there was only a substitute allowed then
This game is more interesting than the Chelsea Leeds game being playedtonight
I was sent here by Peter drury
No atmosphere coz there is no original crowd noise from the match , BBC pictures itv commentary, bizarre !!.fak3 noise, BBC Kenneth Wolstenholme version fantastic real authentic atmosphere
An absolute robbery. Leeds dominated. Chelsea goalkeeper kept them in it. Congratulations though
Certainly Leeds dominated but it was not a robbery. Leeds were beaten mentally by a Chelsea team that would simply not give up and had a few players such as Osgood and Cooke who were as good as anything Leeds had, if not better. I sensed this as the match went on when I saw it on telly at the age of 27. Leeds were a good side but could not match Chelsea's determination and ended up still looking a good side but their spirit had gone.
Now aged 77 and a Chelsea supporter for 63 years. Come on you Blues!
Rosie6857 hello. Thank you for your honest assessment of the game which I believe as I’ve never seen it and am 30 years old. Chelsea certainly showed greater spirit and the goalkeeper was leaping around like a cat. Great to know you’ve supported Chelsea for so many years. I always wonder what times were like in those days when you were growing up as I’ve only seen life after the 90s. All the best.
@@Rosie6857 Chelsea somehow wins without convincing, I'm a Bayern fan & I can't believe the results of 2012 13 UCL final, it was a day light robbery
@@abubakerrawat7240 Hi! Don't be misled by my name; I am a fellow with a beard, now grey, alas. The name has a complicated derivation. When I first went to Stamford Bridge in 1958 football was not the money-mad business it is now and was much more laid back. And cheaper. A match would cost you 10p which is equivalent to about £7 today. In those days Chelsea were very erratic, sometimes brilliant, sometimes awful and really a bit of a joke. Not a very serious football club. There was no kudos in being a Chelsea supporter but to me that didn't matter in the slightest. Now, thanks to that nice Mr Abramovich, Chelsea are big. It all seems just a bit unreal and in some ways slightly embarrassing but I think I can put up with it.
@@Professor3141 The prize is to win, not to be convincing. Chelsea were not lucky - they just did the important things right. Drogba's header near the end for the equaliser was one of the most stunning bits of skill and bravery I have ever seen even allowing for my natural bias. When Drogba stepped up for that final penalty I just knew he would score. So did the Bayern keeper and probably the whole Bayern team as well. Just as with the 1970 Cup Final replay Chelsea's opponents could not deal with their spirit and sheer will to win.
The crowd noise is suspicious.
Line Up
Chelsea
Bonetti 1 (GK)
Harris 2 (C)
McCreadie 3
Hollins 4
Dempsey 5
Webb 6
Baldwin 7
Cooke 8
Osgood 9
Hutchinson 10
Houseman 11
Leeds
Harvey 1 (GK)
Madeley 2
Cooper 3
Bremner 4 (C)
Charlton 5
Hunter 6
Lorimer 7
Clarke 8
Jones 9
Giles 10
Gray 11
Was Osgood not offùside there for his goal? Video a bit grainy, but he looked offside to me. 😮
no
Who’s here from Peter Drury?
I’m here
Still can’t see the tackles he was talking about
@@Kids-StoryLandAF yeah because this is the highlights bro, they wouldn’t show just a tackle in a highlight reel
😂😂😂Chelsea Leeds commentator anybody????😂😂😂
Why wasn't it played at wembley
No fouls?
Chelsea were very poor in this replay ... very lucky to have won , it was all Leeds
Mostly outplayed but fought Leeds to a standstill!
When football was football
This is pre-seating old Wembley, so just stands and standing only... How many people were in there?
It's Old Trafford m8.
@@andreroswell1561 sorry... Still interested in crowd size pre-seating, that's a lot of bodies in there. 😀
What about the fouls???
Players are literally and brutally kicking each other.
Commentator: "referee saw nothing wrong there". 😆
Back when players actually had English names - Jones, Smith, Wilson, Davis, Brown, Johnson, Miller, Roberts, Clarke, Jackson, Taylor etc. None of this 'Dele Alli', 'Bukayo Saka', or 'Mohommed Saleh' rubbish...
Says the man who can't spell Peter.Or Mohammed ,or Salah.
@@ralphaaa80 My name is spelt correctly, thank you very much. I am called 'Petyr'. And regarding the foreign names, it just accentuates my point that I can't spell, or pronounce, those silly, gibberish names correctly. Clearly English is better.
@@petyrbaelish1718 The irony
Evolution one day no smiths no or David
Foreigners make premier league most exciting in world
Super chelsea
Most of them no longer with us...
Real football.