FA Cup-finalen 1933
| FA Cup-finalen 1933 | |||||||
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| Turnering: | FA Cup 1932-33 | ||||||
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| Dato: | 29. april 1933 | ||||||
| Stadion: | Wembley Stadium, London | ||||||
| Dommer: | E. Wood (Sheffield) | ||||||
| Tilskuere: | 92.950 | ||||||
FA Cup-finalen 1933 var en fodboldkamp som udgjorde finalen i den britiske pokalturnering FA Cup i 1933. Den blev spillet mellem Everton og Manchester City den 29. april 1933 på Wembley Stadium i London. Finalen i 1933 var den første, i hvilken spillere fik tildelt numre, så de kunne genkendes. Everton fik numrene 1-11, og Manchester City fik numrene 12-22.[1][2] Hvert hold spillede sig igennem fem runder for at nå til finalen. Everton vandt 3-0, hvor Jimmy Stein, Dixie Dean og James Dunn scorede målene. Det var holdets første cup-titel siden 1906.[3]
Kampdetaljer
29. april 1933 15:00 BST |
| Everton | 3–0 | Manchester City |
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Stein  41'Dean 52'Dunn 80' | Rapport |
Everton |      Manchester City |
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Referencer
- ^ "F.A. Cup Final: Preparations at Wembley". The Times. 1933-04-27. s. 6.
- ^ Ward, Andrew (1984). The Manchester City Story. Derby: Breedon. s. 32. ISBN 0-907969-05-4.
- ^ "Cup Winners' Tour in Four-in-hand". Manchester Guardian. 1933-05-01. s. 13.
- ^ "FA Cup Final 1933". Everton FC. Arkiveret fra originalen 17. juli 2014. Hentet 2011-10-04.
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