1965 Football League Cup Final

1965 Football League Cup Final
1965 Football League Cup Final
	1965 Football League Cup Final
Tournament	League Cup 1964/1965
The first game
date of	March 15, 1965
Stadium	Stamford Bridge , London
Arbitrator	Jim Finley ( Hereford )
Attendance	20 690
Second game
date of	April 5, 1965
Stadium	Philbert Street , Leicester
Arbitrator	Kevin Hawley ( Birmingham )
Attendance	26 957

The 1965 Football League Cup Final consisted of two matches. The match was the completion of the 5th Football League Cup . In the final, the London club Chelsea and Leicester City met. The first match was held March 15, 1965 in London at the Stamford Bridge Stadium, in which Chelsea won with a score of 3: 2. The second match was held on April 5, 1965 at the Philbert Street Stadium in Leicester , where the teams tied 0-0 and Chelsea won the Football League Cup for the first time.

Content

1 Match Report
- 1.1 First game
- 1.2 Second game
2 Way to the finale
3 References

Match Report

First game

March 15, 1965
15:00 UTC + 1

Chelsea	3: 2	Leicester City
Tambling 33 ' Venables 70 '( pen. ) McCready 81 '	(report)	Appleton 46 ' Goodfellow 75 '

Stamford Bridge , London
Spectators: 20,690
Judge: Jim Finley ( Hereford )


Chelsea:
	one	Peter Bonetti
	2	Marvin hinton
	3	Ron harris
	four	John hollins
	5	Allan Young
	6	John Boyle
	7	Burt Murray
	8	George Graham
	9	Eddie McCready
	10	Terry Venables ( C )
	eleven	Bobby Tambling
Main coach:
Tommy Doherty


Leicester City:
	one	Gordon Banks
	2	John Sieberg
	3	Richard Norman
	four	Len Shalmers
	5	Ian King
	6	Colin Appleton
	7	Billy Hodgson
	8	Graham Cross
	9	Jimmy Goodfellow
	10	Dave Gibson
	eleven	Tom Sweeney
Main coach:
Matt Gilles

Match Rules

90 minutes of regular time.
Game without replacements

Second game

April 5, 1965
15:00 UTC + 1

Leicester City	0: 0	Chelsea
	(report)

Philbert Street , Leicester
Spectators: 26,957
Judge: Kevin Hawley ( Birmingham )


Leicester City:
	one	Gordon Banks
	2	Clive Walker
	3	Richard Norman
	four	Bobby roberts
	5	John Sieberg
	6	Colin Appleton
	7	Billy Hodgson
	8	Graham Cross
	9	Jimmy Goodfellow
	10	Dave Gibson
	eleven	Mike Stringfellow
Main coach:
Matt Gilles


Chelsea:
	one	Peter Bonetti
	2	Marvin hinton
	3	Eddie McCready
	four	Ron harris
	5	John Mortimore
	6	Frank Upton
	7	Burt Murray
	8	John Boyle
	9	Barry Bridges
	10	Terry Venables ( C )
	eleven	Bobby Tambling
Main coach:
Tommy Doherty