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1902

SHEFFIELD UNITED


 

Crystal Palace

 

Saturday 19th April

Sheffield United 1 Southampton 1

 

Replay Saturday 26th April

Sheffield United 2 Southampton 1

 

Sheffield United

(Hedley, Brown) 

Foulke; Thickett, Boyle; Needham, Wilkinson, Johnson; Barnes, Common, Hedley, Priest, Lipsham. (Bennett was injured in the first match and Barnes took his place in the replay)

Southampton

(Brown )

Robinson; C. B. Fry, Molyneux; Meston, Bowman, Lee; A. Turner, Wood, Brown, Chadwick, J. Turner

Referee: T. Kirkham

Attendance: 19/04   - 76,914  26/04 - 33,068

MATCH REPORT

The Cup holders went out in the first round of this season, and their conquerors, Southampton, reached the Final and faced Sheffield United, on their third visit to the Crystal Palace in four years.

The Final for the third year in succession was a battle between North and South. Sheffield, a well-balanced and capable team, were captained by Ernest 'Nudger' Needham, a tireless and skilful player. In goal they had Foulke, amazingly agile for a man of his weight (22 stone), and the pick of the forwards was probably Bennett, their international outside-right.

Unfortunately, United had to take the field without Bennett in the replay. Inside-right Common, whose goal had earned them a draw in the first match, moved outside, and Barnes, a reserve, filled the inside position. Common adapted himself well, and to Barnes fell the distinction of notching the goal which decided the game, after Hedley's fifth-minute opener, and won the Cup for the North.

C. B. Fry, a man whose combined intellectual and athletic qualities made him one of the outstanding personalities of the day, was Southampton's star at right-back. Wood scored the late. disputed goal in the first match, and Brown kept the result close in the replay, but poor Southampton's second Final ended in failure.

 

Round By Round

First Round

Spurs v SOUTHAMPTON 1-1,2-2,1-2; Liverpool v Everton 2-2,2-0; Bury v WBA5-1;Walsall v Burnley 1-0; Glossop v Nott'm Forest 1-3; PNE v Man C 1-1, 0-0, 2-4; Aston Villa v Stoke 2-2, 1-2; Bristol R v Middlesbro 1-1, 1-0; Northampton v SHEFF UTD 0-2; Wolves v Bolton Wand 0-2; Woolwich Arsenal v Newcastle Utd 0-2; Sheff Wed v Sunderland 0-1; Blackburn R v Derby Co 0-2; Lincoln C v Oxford C 0-0, 4-0; Portsmouth v Grimsby T 1-1, 2-0; Notts Co v Reading 1 -2

 

Second Round

SOUTHAMPTON v Liverpool 4-1; Walsall v Bury 0-5; Man C v Nott'm Forest 0-2; Bristol R v Stoke 0-1; SHEFF UTD v Bolton Wand 2-1; Newcastle Utd v Sunderland 1-0; Lincoln Cv Derby Co 1-3; Reading v Portsmouth 0-1

 

Third Round

Bury v SOUTHAMPTON 2-3; Nott'm Forest v Stoke 2-0; SHEFF UTD v Newcastle Utd 1 -1, 2-1; Derby Co v Portsmouth 0-0, 6-3

 

Semi-Final

SOUTHAMPTON v  Nott'm Forest 3-1; SHEFF UTD v Derby Co 1-1, 1-1,1-0

 

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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