Wembley - Saturday 27th April
Derby County 4 Charlton Athletic 1
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Derby County
(Turner H (og), Doherty, Stamps 2)
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Woodley, Nicholas, Howe, Bullions,
Leuty, Musson, Harrison, Carter, Stamps, Doherty, Duncan
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Charlton Athletic
(Turner H) |
Bartram, Phipps, Shreeve, Turner H,
Oakes, Johnson, Fell, Brown, Turner A.A, Welsh, Duffy
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Referee: E D
Smith
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Attendance: 98,000 |

MATCH REPORT
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In the first post‑war Cup
competition, extra time was to be played if teams were level after
ninety minutes. For this one season only, ties were also to be played on
a home and away basis, with aggregate scores deciding, from the first to
the sixth round inclusive. This piece of legislation changed the whole
character of the competition ‑there was to be no 'sudden death'.

Derby needed an extra
half‑hour before they could clinch victory in the Final. They would not
have needed the extension had their own poor shooting and some gallant
defence by CharIton not kept them without a goal in the first half.
With ten minutes to go the
match burst into life with Turner's amazing double. First he diverted
Duncan's shot into his own net, and then, sixty second later, he rammed
a free‑kick through Derby's defensive wall for the equalizer.
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Turner, Charlton's
right-half (on the ground) puts the ball into his own net. |

There were no further goals
in normal time, but one odd thing happened ‑ the ball burst. Stamps
might have scored, had the ball retained its shape. Instead, it burst as
he connected and Bartram caught the deflated object without great
difficulty.
Derby ran riot in extra
time. Doherty scored almost immediately from Stamps' cross, and ten
minutes later Doherty returned the compliment, setting up a scoring
chance for Stamps. Then Stamps made it 4‑1 and, though Chariton still
kept on, they couldn't even manage a consolation goal.

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Round By Round
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Semi‑Final
Bolton Wand v CHARLTON ATH 0‑2;
DERBY CO v Birmingham C 1‑1, 4‑0
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Sixth Round
Aston Villa v DERBY CO 3‑4,1‑1
(4‑5) Bradford PA v Birmingham C 2‑2, 0‑6 (2‑8); CHARLTON ATH v
Brentford 6‑3, 3‑1 (9‑4); Stoke C v Bolton Wand 0‑2, 0‑0 (0‑2)
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Fifth Round
Barnsley v Bradford PA 0‑ 1, 1‑1 (1 ‑2),
Bolton Wand v Middlesbro 1‑0, 1‑1 (2‑ 1), Brighton & H Alb v DERBY CO
1‑4, 0-6 (1 ‑10); Chelsea v Aston Villa 0‑1, 0‑ 1 (0‑2); PNE v
CHARLTON ATH 1‑1, 0‑6 (1‑7); QPR v Brentford 1‑3, 0‑0 (0‑3), Stoke C v
Sheff Wed 2‑0, 0‑0 (2‑0), Sunderland v Birmingham C 1‑0, 1‑3 (2‑3)
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Fourth Round
Barnsley v Rotherham Utd 3‑0, 1‑2 (4‑2),
Birmingham C v Watford 5‑0, 1‑1 (6‑ 1), Blackpool v Middlesbro 3‑2, 2‑3,
0‑1 (5‑6); Bolton Wand v Liverpool 5‑0, 0‑2 (5‑2), Bradford PA v Man
C 1‑3,8‑2 (9‑5) Brighton & H Alb v Aldershot 3‑0,4‑1 (7‑ 1) Bristol
C v Brentford 2‑1, 0‑5 (2‑6); CHARLTON ATH v Wolves 5‑2,1‑1, (6‑3)
Chelsea v W. Ham 2‑0,0‑1 (2‑1) DERBY CO v WBA 1‑0, 3‑1 (4‑1); Man
Utd v PNE 1‑0, 1‑3 (2‑3), Millwall v Aston Villa 2‑4,1‑9 (3‑13), Sheff
Wed v York C 5‑1, 6‑1 (11‑2); Southampton v QPR 0‑1, 3‑4 (3‑5); Stoke C v
Sheff Utd 2‑0, 2‑3 (4‑3); Sunderland v Bury 3‑1, 4‑5 (7-6)
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Third Round
Accrington S v Man Utd 2‑2,1‑5 (3‑7),
Aldershot v Plymouth Arg 2‑0,1‑0 (3‑0); Birmingham C v Portsmouth 1 ‑0,
0‑0 (1 ‑0); Bolton Wand v Blackburn R 1‑0, 3‑1 (4‑1); Bradford PA v Port
Vale 2‑1, 1‑1 (3‑2); Bristol C v Swansea T 5‑1, 2‑2 (7‑3); Bury v Rochdale
3‑3,4‑2 (7‑5), Cardiff C v WBA 1‑ 1, 0‑4 (1‑5); CHARLTON ATH v
Fulham 3‑1, 1‑2 (4‑3), Chelsea v Leicester C 1‑ 1, 2‑0 (3‑ 1) Chester v
Liverpool 0‑2, 1‑2 (1‑4) Chesterfield v York C 1- 1, 2‑3 (3‑4) Coventry C
v Aston Villa 2‑1, 0‑2 (2‑3), Grimsby T v Sunderland 1‑3, 1‑2 (2‑5);
Huddersfield T v Sheff Utd 1‑1, 0‑2 (1‑3); Leeds Utd v Middlesbro 4‑4, 2‑7
(6‑11), Lovell's Ath v Wolves 2‑4, 1‑8 (3‑12); Luton T v DERBY CO
0‑6, 0‑3 (0‑9); Man C v Barrow 6‑2, 2‑2 (8‑4), Mansfield T v Sheff Wed
0‑0, 0‑5 (0‑5), Newcastle Utd v Barnsley 4‑2, 0‑3 (4‑5); Northampton T v
Millwall 2‑2, 0‑3 (2‑5); Norwich C v Brighton & H Alb 1‑2,1‑4 (2‑6);
Nott'm Forest v Watford 1‑1, 1‑1, 0‑1 (2‑3), PNE v Everton 2‑1, 2‑2 (4‑3);
QPR v Crystal Palace 0‑0, 0‑0, 1‑0 (1 ‑0); Rotherham Utd v Gateshead 2‑2,
2‑0 (4‑2); Southampton v Newport Co 4‑3, 2‑1 (6‑4); Stoke C v
Burnley 3‑1, 1‑2 4‑3); Spurs v Brentford 2‑2, 0‑2 (2‑4), W. Ham v
Arsenal 6‑0, 1‑0 (7‑0), Wrexharn v Blackpool 1‑4,1‑4 (2‑8) |
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Manchester Utd |
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10 |
Arsenal |
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8 |
Tottenham Hotspur |
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7 |
Aston
Villa |
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Liverpool |
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6 |
Blackburn Rovers |
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6 |
Newcastle United |
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5 |
Everton |
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5 |
The
Wanderers |
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5 |
W. B
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4 |
Bolton Wanderers |
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4 |
Manchester City |
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4 |
Sheffield United |
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4 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
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4 |
Chelsea |
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3 |
Sheffield Wednesday |
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3 |
West
Ham United |
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2 |
Bury |
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2 |
Nottingham Forest |
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2 |
Old
Etonians |
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2 |
Preston North End |
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2 |
Sunderland |
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2 |
Portsmouth |
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1 |
Barnsley |
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1 |
Blackburn Olympic |
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1 |
Blackpool |
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1 |
Bradford City |
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1 |
Burnley |
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1 |
Cardiff City |
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1 |
Charlton Athletic |
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1 |
Clapham Rovers |
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1 |
Coventry City |
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1 |
Derby
County |
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1 |
Huddersfield Town |
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Ipswich Town |
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1 |
Leeds
United |
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1 |
Notts
County |
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1 |
Old
Carthusians |
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Oxford University |
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1 |
Royal
Engineers |
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Southampton |
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1 |
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