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1942 Football League War Cup final


FieldValue
title1942 Football League War Cup final
event1942 Football League War Cup
team1Sunderland
team1score3
team2Wanderers
team2score6
detailson aggregate
firstlegFirst leg
team1score12
team2score12
date123 May 1942
stadium1Roker Park
city1Sunderland
secondlegSecond leg
team1score21
team2score24
date230 May 1942
stadium2Molineux Stadium
city2Wolverhampton
previous1941
next1943

The 1942 Football League War Cup final was contested by Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sunderland. For the only time in the competition's history, the trophy was decided over a two-leg final, played on 23 May and 30 May 1942. Wolverhampton Wanderers won the tie 6–3 on aggregate.

One week after winning the Cup, Northern winners Wolves played the 1942 London Cup winners Brentford in a North v South charity decider at Stamford Bridge - the first of four consecutive years that such a club championship game was played on Chelsea's ground between the winners of the London Cup (from 1943 to 1945 renamed the Football League (South) War Cup) which was played as a single game at Wembley, and the two-legged winners of the Football League (North) War Cup. Wolves and Brentford drew the 1942 match 1-1 on 6 June in front of a crowd of 20,174. No replays were played when these North v South end of season 'deciders' at Chelsea ended in draws.

Match details

First leg

Stubbins

SCO Bill Murray

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ENG Major Frank Buckley

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Second leg

Broome Rowley

ENG Major Frank Buckley

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SCO Bill Murray

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References

References

  1. [http://roker-roar.com/pauldays/navbar/warcupfinal.html 1942 war cup final] on Roker-Roar.com
  2. [https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/jan/05/brentford-won-wembley-cup-final-traffic-police-tottenham When Brentford won a Wembley cup final] By Richard Foster, ''The Guardian'', 5 Jan 2021
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