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Manchester United V Arsenal 1962
Description
Full title reads: "4th Round. Manchester United V Arsenal".
Man Utd play Arsenal in the Fourth Round of Football's FA Cup. Manchester win 1-0.
Old Trafford, Manchester, Lancashire.
VS of the two teams running out onto the pitch for postponed Cup tie replay. Various shots...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Mark
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- sound
- Media URN:
- 80897
- Sort Number:
- UNI GAZ 040
- Time in/Out:
- 01:12:35:00 / 01:13:54:00
- Canister:
- UNI GAZ ROLL 40
- Film ID:
- 2747.13
- Issue Date:
- 1962
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The game doesn't fall in the clip's current age range of "1950-59" - the match was actually played on Wednesday 31st January 1962, having been postponed from Saturday 27th January 1962.
"Setters" is Maurice Setters.
"Chesnel" should read Phil Chisnall.
The Charlton brother mentioned is very definitely Bobby Charlton.
That's incredibly helpful. Thanks for that.