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Week 1 Arsenal FC V Everton FC 0-1 (0-0 Week 1 Week 2 Arsenal FC v Everton FC 0-1 (0-0) West Ham United v Chelsea FC 2-0 (0-0) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Highbury, attendance: 44,364 Monday, 11 August 1969, Upton Park, attendance: 39,003 AFC: Wilson; Rice, R.McNab, McLintock, T.Neill, Simpson, J.Robertson, George, R.Gould, G.Graham, Radford WHU: Ferguson; Bonds, J.W.Charles, Peters (1), R.Moore, Boyce, Redknapp, J.Lindsay, P.Bennett, G.Hurst (1), Sissons EFC: West; T.Wright, A.D.Brown, Kendall (Kenyon), Labone, C.Harvey, Husband, T.Jackson, Royle, J.Hurst (1), Morrissey CFC: Bonetti; R.Harris, McCreadie, Hollins, Dempsey, P.Osgood, C.Cooke, M.Hinton, Hutchinson (Baldwin), Houseman, Tambling West Ham United v Newcastle United 1-0 (0-0) Coventry City v West Bromwich Albion 3-1 (3-1) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Upton Park (Boleyn Ground), attendance: 33,300 Tuesday, 12 August 1969, Highfield Road, attendance: 36,905 WHU: Ferguson; Bonds, J.W.Charles, Peters, Stephenson, R.Moore, Redknapp, Boyce, P.Bennett, G.Hurst (1), Sissons CCFC: Glazier; Coop, Cattlin, B.Hill, Curtis, Blockley, R.Gould, Gibson, N.Martin, W.Carr (3), D.Clements NUFC: McFaul; D.Craig (Duffy), F.Clark, Gibb, A.Burton, Moncur, Sinclair, B.S.Robson, W.Davies, Arentoft, Foggon WBA: Nisbet; G.E.Williams, R.Wilson II, A.Brown, Talbut, Kaye, Hegan, Suggett, Astle, R.Hope, Krzywicki (1) Sunderland AFC v Coventry City 0-0 Ipswich Town v Derby County 0-1 (0-1) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Roker Park, attendance: 20,974 Tuesday, 12 August 1969, Portman Road, attendance: 20,549 SAFC: Montgomery; M.Harvey, L.Ashurst, B.Heslop, Pitt, McGiven, G.Harris, Tueart, J.Baker, Symm, W.Hughes (C.I.Palmer) Town: Best; Carroll, M.Mills, P.Morris, W.Baxter, Jefferson, C.M.Woods, Viljoen, Wigg, O’Rourke, F.Brogan CCFC: Glazier; Coop, Cattlin, B.Hill, Curtis, Blockley, Hannigan, Gibson, N.Martin, W.Carr, D.Clements Derby: Green; Webster, J.Robson, Durban, McFarland (1), Mackay, McGovern, Carlin, O’Hare, Hector, A.Hinton Southampton FC v West Bromwich Albion 0-2 (0-0) Liverpool FC v Manchester City 3-2 (1-0) Saturday, 9 August 1969, The Dell, attendance: 22,093 Tuesday, 12 August 1969, Anfield Road, attendance: 51,959 SFC: Gurr; K.Jones, Hollywood, Fisher, J.McGrath, Gabriel, Paine, Stokes (Sydenham), R.Davies, A.Byrne, Judd LFC: Lawrence; Lawler, Strong, T.Smith, Yeats, E.Hughes, Callaghan, R.Hunt (1), R.Graham, St. John (2), P.Thompson WBA: Osborne; G.E.Williams, R.Wilson II, A.Brown, Talbut, Kaye, Hegan, Suggett (2), Krzywicki, R.Hope, Freeman MCFC: Corrigan; Book, Pardoe, Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Summerbee, C.Bell, F.Lee, Bowyer (1), A.Coleman – 1 o.g. T.Smith Manchester City v Sheffield Wednesday 4-1 (3-0) Nottingham Forest v Stoke City 0-0 Saturday, 9 August 1969, Maine Road, attendance: 32,582 Tuesday, 12 August 1969, City Ground, attendance: 22,740 MCFC: Corrigan; Book, Pardoe, Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Summerbee, C.Bell (1), F.Lee (1’), N.Young (2), A.Coleman NFFC: Hill; Hindley, Winfield, R.Chapman, Hennessey, H.Newton, Rees, Barnwell, C.Hall (O’Kane), B.Lyons, Storey-Moore SWFC: P.Springett; W.Smith, K.Burton, Ellis, Mobley, T.Craig, Fantham, Eustace (1’), Warboys, G.Young, Ford Stoke: Banks; J.Marsh, A.Allen, A.Bloor (Bernard), D.Smith, Skeels, J.Mahoney, Dobing, Ritchie, J.Greenhoff, Burrows Liverpool v Chelsea FC 4-1 (1-0) Tottenham Hotspur v Burnley FC 4-0 (2-0) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Anfield Road, attendance: 48,383 Wednesday, 13 August 1969, White Hart Lane, attendance: 35,920 LFC: Lawrence; Lawler (1), Strong (1), T.Smith, Yeats, E.Hughes, Callaghan, R.Hunt, R.Graham, St. John (2), P.Thompson Spurs: Jennings; Want, C.Knowles, Mullery, England, P.Collins (1), Pearce (1), J.Greaves (1), M.Chivers (1), Gilzean, R.Morgan CFC: Bonetti; Hollins, Houston, P.Osgood, Dempsey, R.Harris, C.Cooke, Baldwin, Hutchinson (1), Houseman, Tambling BFC: Mellor; Angus, Latcham, B.O’Neil, C.Waldron, S.Todd, Coates, D.Thomas, Casper, Docherty, Kindon Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 (1-0) Newcastle United v Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 (2-0) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Elland Road, attendance: 35,804 Wednesday, 13 August 1969, St. James Park, attendance: 41,200 LUFC: Sprake; Reaney, Madeley, W.Bremner (1), J.Charlton, N.Hunter, O’Grady, Lorimer, A.Clarke (1), Giles (1’), E.Gray NUFC: McFaul; Craggs, F.Clark, Gibb, A.Burton, Moncur, J.Scott, B.S.Robson (2), W.Davies, Arentoft, Foggon (1) Spurs: Jennings; Beal, C.Knowles, Mullery, England, P.Collins, Want, J.Greaves (1), M.Chivers, Gilzean, R.Morgan SWFC: P.Springett; W.Smith, K.Burton, G.Young, Mobley, T.Craig, A.Irvine (Prendergast), Eustace, Warboys (1), Ford, Ellis Ipswich Town v Nottingham Forest 0-0 Manchester United v Everton FC 0-2 (0-1) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Portman Road, attendance: 19,328 Wednesday, 13 August 1969, Old Trafford, attendance: 60,161 Town: Best; Carroll, M.Mills, P.Morris, W.Baxter, Jefferson, Viljoen, Collard (C.M.Woods), Wigg, O’Rourke, F.Brogan MUFC: Rimmer; S.Brennan, F.Burns, Crerand, Foulkes (Givens), Sadler, W.Morgan, Kidd, R.Charlton, Law, G.Best NFFC: Hill; Hindley, Winfield, R.Chapman, Hennessey, H.Newton, Rees, P.Richardson, C.Hall, Barnwell, Storey-Moore EFC: West; T.Wright, A.D.Brown, T.Jackson, Labone, C.Harvey, Husband, Ball (1), Royle, J.Hurst (1), Morrissey Derby County v Burnley FC 0-0 Leeds United v Arsenal FC 0-0 Saturday, 9 August 1969, Baseball Ground, attendance: 29,459 Wednesday, 13 August 1969, Elland Road, attendance: 37,164 Derby: Green; Webster, J.Robson, Durban, McFarland, Mackay, McGovern, Carlin, O’Hare, Hector, A.Hinton LUFC: Sprake; Reaney, Cooper, W.Bremner, Madeley, N.Hunter, O’Grady, Lorimer, A.Clarke, Giles, E.Gray BFC: Mellor (Probert); Angus, Latcham, B.O’Neil, C.Waldron, S.Todd, D.Thomas, Coates, Casper, Docherty, Kindon AFC: Wilson; Rice (Court), R.McNab, McLintock, Ure, Simpson, J.Robertson, Storey, R.Gould, G.Graham, Radford Crystal Palace v Manchester United 2-2 (2-1) Crystal Palace v Sunderland AFC 2-0 (1-0) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Selhurst Park, attendance: 48,610 Wednesday, 13 August 1969, Selhurst Park, attendance: 28,897 Palace: J.Jackson; Sewell, Loughlan, R.E.Hoy, McCormick, Hynd, Lazarus (A.Taylor), Kember, C.Jackson, Queen (1), Blyth (1) Palace: J.Jackson; Sewell, Loughlan, R.E.Hoy, McCormick, Hynd, A.Taylor (1), Kember, C.Jackson, Queen (1), Blyth MUFC: Rimmer; Dunne (Givens), F.Burns, Crerand, Foulkes, Sadler, W.Morgan (1), Kidd, R.Charlton (1), Law, G.Best SAFC: Montgomery; McGiven, M.Harvey, B.Heslop, Pitt, C.Todd, G.Harris, Symm, J.Baker, Tueart, C.I.Palmer Wolverhampton Wanderers v Stoke City 3-1 (2-1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton FC 2-1 (2-1) Saturday, 9 August 1969, Molineux, attendance: 32,260 Wednesday, 13 August 1969, Molineux, attendance: 32,485 Wolves: Parkes; G.W.Taylor, D.Parkin, M.Bailey, Holsgrove, F.Munro, McCalliog, P.Knowles (1), Dougan (2), H.Curran, Wagstaffe (L.Wilson) Wolves: Parkes; D.Parkin, G.W.Taylor (L.Wilson), M.Bailey, Holsgrove, F.Munro (1), McCalliog, H.Curran, Dougan, P.Knowles (1), Lutton Stoke: Banks; Skeels, Elder, A.Bloor, D.Smith, A.Allen, Dobing, J.Greenhoff, Ritchie, Eastham, Burrows (1, Bernard) SFC: Gurr; K.Jones, Hollywood, Fisher, J.McGrath, Gabriel, Paine, Stokes, R.Davies, A.Byrne, Judd – 1 o.g. D.Parkin Table Top Scorers Table Top Scorers P W D L Pts GF GA GR P W D L Pts GF GA GR 01 West Bromwich Albion 01 01 00 00 2-0 2:0 0.00 01 Dougan (Wolverhampton) 2 goals 01 Everton FC 02 02 00 00 4-0 3:0 0.00 01 St. John (Liverpool) 4 goals 02 Everton FC 01 01 00 00 2-0 1:0 0.00 St. John (Liverpool) 2 “ West Ham United 02 02 00 00 4-0 3:0 0.00 02 W.Carr (Coventry) 3 “ West Ham United 01 01 00 00 2-0 1:0 0.00 N.Young (Man.C.) 2 “ 03 Wolverhampton Wanderers 02 02 00 00 4-0 5:2 2.50 03 Dougan (Wolverhampton) 2 “ 04 Liverpool FC 01 01 00 00 2-0 4:1 4.00 Suggett (West Bromwich) 2 “ 04 Liverpool FC 02 02 00 00 4-0 7:3 2.33 Suggett (West Bromwich) 2 “ Manchester City 01 01 00 00 2-0 4:1 4.00 05 Derby County 02 01 01 00 3-1 1:0 0.00 J.Hurst (Everton) 2 “ 06 Leeds United 01 01 00 00 2-0 3:1 3.00 06 Coventry City 02 01 01 00 3-1 3:1 3.00 N.Young (Man.C.) 2 “ Wolverhampton Wanderers 01 01 00 00 2-0 3:1 3.00 07 Leeds United 02 01 01 00 3-1 4:2 2.00 Queen (Palace) 2 “ 08 Burnley FC 01 00 01 00 1-1 0:0 0.00 Crystal Palace 02 01 01 00 3-1 4:2 2.00 P.Knowles (Wolverhampton) 2 “ Coventry City 01 00 01 00 1-1 0:0 0.00 09 Nottingham Forest 02 00 02 00 2-2 0:0 0.00 G.Hurst (West Ham) 2 “ Derby County 01 00 01 00 1-1 0:0 0.00 10 Tottenham Hotspur 02 01 00 01 2-2 5:3 1.67 B.S.Robson (Newcastle) 2 “ Ipswich Town 01 00 01 00 1-1 0:0 0.00 11 Newcastle United 02 01 00 01 2-2 3:2 1.50 J.Greaves (Tottenham) 2 “ Nottingham Forest 01 00 01 00 1-1 0:0 0.00 12 Manchester City 02 01 00 01 2-2 6:4 1.50 Sunderland AFC 01 00 01 00 1-1 0:0 0.00 13 West Bromwich Albion 02 01 00 01 2-2 3:3 1.00 14 Manchester United 01 00 01 00 1-1 2:2 1.00 14 Manchester United 02 00 01 01 1-3 2:4 0.50 Crystal Palace 01 00 01 00 1-1 2:2 1.00 15 Stoke City 02 00 01 01 1-3 1:3 0.33 16 Stoke City 01 00 00 01 0-2 1:3 0.33 16 Ipswich Town 02 00 01 01 1-3 0:1 0.00 Tottenham Hotspur 01 00 00 01 0-2 1:3 0.33 Arsenal FC 02 00 01 01 1-3 0:1 0.00 18 Chelsea FC 01 00 00 01 0-2 1:4 0.25 18 Sunderland AFC 02 00 01 01 1-3 0:2 0.00 Sheffield Wednesday 01 00 00 01 0-2 1:4 0.25 19 Burnley FC 02 00 01 01 1-3 0:4 0.00 20 Arsenal FC 01 00 00 01 0-2 0:1 0.00 20 Sheffield Wednesday 02 00 00 02 0-4 2:7 0.29 Newcastle United 01 00 00 01 0-2 0:1 0.00 21 Southampton FC 02 00 00 02 0-4 1:4 0.25 22 Southampton FC 01 00 00 01 0-2 0:2 0.00 22 Chelsea FC 02 00 00 02 0-4 1:6 0.17 Week 3 Week 4 Burnley FC v Sunderland AFC 3-0 (3-0) Arsenal FC v Leeds United 1-1 (1-0) Saturday, 16 August 1969, Turf Moor, attendance: 13,509 Tuesday, 19 August 1969, Highbury, attendance: 45,160 BFC: Mellor; Docherty, Latcham, B.O’Neil, C.Waldron, S.Todd, D.Thomas (Nulty), Coates, Casper (2), Probert, Kindon (1) AFC: Wilson; Rice, R.McNab, Court, Ure, Simpson, J.Robertson, George, Storey, G.Graham, Radford – 1 o.g.
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