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1899

SHEFFIELD UNITED


 

Crystal Palace - Saturday 15th April

 

Sheffield United 4 Derby County 1

 

Sheffield United

(Bennett, Beers, Almond, Priest)

Foulke; Thickett, Boyle; Johnson, Morren, Needham; Bennett, Beers, Hedley, Almond, Priest

Derby County

(Boag)

Fryer; Methven, Staley; Cox, Paterson, May; Arkesden, Bloomer, Boag, McDonald, Alien

Referee: J. Lewis

Attendance: 73,833

MATCH REPORT

Sheffield United, after four tremendous semi-final matches with Liverpool which included a 4—4 draw in the first replay, had fought their way to the Final for the first time in their history.

Their opponents were Derby County, and the prospects of it being a case of first time lucky for Sheffield didn't look bright at half-time. Centre-forward Boag had given Derby a first-half lead, and there should have been other goals. The great Steve Bloomer in particular was guilty of missing some good chances.

Sheffield always showed themselves as dangerous Cup fighters, and they came back with a vengeance in the second half, storming their way to a 4—1 victory with goals from Bennett. Beers, Almond and Priest. Derby could find no answer to that.

The quality of the football in an excellent Final was always high. and the most interesting feature was the duel between 'Nudger' Needham, Sheffield's left-half, and Derby's free-scoring inside-right Bloomer. By his hard tackling and never-say-die attitude, Needham was the clear winner of that particular argument.

Sheffield in the end deserved their victory, not only for their wonderful second-half rally, but also because they had had such a difficult path to the Final.

 

 

Sheffield United - Cup Winners 1899

 

Back Row: Hedley, Beers, Thickett, Foulke, Almond, Boyle

Seated: Bennett, Johnson, Needham, Morren, Priest

Round By Round

First Round

Everton v Jarrow 3-1; Nott'm Forest v Aston Villa 2-1; SHEFF UTD v Burnley 2-2, 2-1; PNE v Grimsby T 7-0; WBA v South Shore 8-0; Heanor T v Bury 0-3; Liverpool v Blackburn R 2-0; Glossop v Newcastle Utd 0-1; Notts Co v Kettering 2-0; New Brompton v Southampton 0-1; Woolwich Arsenal v DERBY CO 0-6; Bolton Wand v Wolves 0-0, 0-1; Small Heath v Man C 3-2; Stoke v Sheff Wed 2-2, 2-0; Newton Heath v Spurs 1 -1, 3-5; Bristol C v Sunderland 2-4

 

Second Round

Everton v Nott'm Forest 0-1; SHEFF UTD v PNE 2-2, 2-1; WBA v Bury 2-1; Liverpool v Newcastle Utd 3-1; Notts Co v Southampton 0-1; DERBY CO v Wolves 2-1; Small Heath v Stoke 2-2, 1 -2; Spurs v Sunderland 2-1

 

Third Round

Nott'm Forest v SHEFF UTD 0-1; WBA v Liverpool 0-2; Southampton v DERBY CO 1 -2; Stoke v Spurs 4-1

 

Semi-Final

SHEFF UTD v Liverpool 2-2, 4-4, 0-0, 1-0; DERBY CO v Stoke 3-1

 

FA  Cup Winners
   
11 Manchester Utd 
10 Arsenal
8 Tottenham Hotspur
7 Aston Villa
7 Liverpool
6 Blackburn Rovers
6 Newcastle United
5 Everton
5 The Wanderers
5 W. B .A
Bolton Wanderers
4 Manchester City
4 Sheffield United
4 Wolverhampton Wanderers
4 Chelsea
3 Sheffield Wednesday
3 West Ham United
2 Bury
2 Nottingham Forest
2 Old Etonians
2 Preston North End
2 Sunderland
2 Portsmouth
1 Barnsley
1 Blackburn Olympic
1 Blackpool
1 Bradford City
1 Burnley
1 Cardiff City
1 Charlton Athletic
1 Clapham Rovers
1 Coventry City
1 Derby County
1 Huddersfield Town
1 Ipswich Town
1 Leeds United
1 Notts County
1 Old Carthusians
1 Oxford University
1 Royal Engineers
1 Southampton

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