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GV Arsenal (dark shirts, L-R) kick off and Ball fouled by Clarke
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STV Leeds supporters in crowd
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GV Arsenal launch unsuccessful attack down left wing.
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LV Leeds attack on left. Clarke crosses ball past open goal
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GV Arsenal free kick--McLintock shot saved by goalkeeper.
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LV ZOOM TO GV Arsenal take corner. Ball's volley cleared by Raaney off line.
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LV McNab (Arsenal) miskicks in penalty area; Lorimer crosses, Clarke heads onto cross-bar.
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LV Half-time scoreboard 0-0
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LV Madeley to Lorimer to Jones, crosses to Clarke, who heads past goalkeeper, congratulations all round
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GV ZOOM IN Leads supporters in crowd
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LV Ball's shot deflected to Charlie George; first time shot hits cross-bar.
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GV Leads attack--Jones beats McLintock collides with goalkeeper, falls badly and dislocates elbow
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LV Ambulancemen, photographers round Jones.
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LV Leads captain Bremner receives Cup and raises it to crowd
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GV Leads supporters cheering
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STV PAN Lap of honour with Cup.
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Background: Leeds United beat Arsenal by one goal to nil to win the English Football Association's Centenary Cup Final before a capacity 100-thousand crowd at Wembley Stadium on Saturday (May 6).

Striker Allan Clarke headed in the only goal of the match in the 53rd minute, following a centre form fellow England "international" Mick Jones.

The goal gave Leeds the trophy for the first time in their history. The club made unsuccessful appearances in the Finals of 1965 and 1970.

One thing marred Leeds' moment of glory: an injury to Jones in the last minute. Although it was feared e had broken his let arm he had it bandaged to his side and walked up to collect his Cup-winner's medal from Queen Elizabeth, who had already presented the coveted Cup to Leeds captain Billy Bremner.

Jones was then carried from the stadium on a stretcher.

The match never reached great heights, but both sides provided moments of keen excitement.

For Loads, Clarke headed a cross from Lorimer against the Arsenal crossbow one minute from the interval, and Lorimer hit an upright with a powerful drive in the 84th minute. For Arsenal, Alan Ball best the Leeds goalkeeper with a host, only to see full-back Paul Reaney kick off the line; and Charlie george--scorer of Arsenal's winning goal in extra time against Liverpool in last year's Cup Final-crashed a shot against the cross-bar in the 69th minute.

The win leaves Leeds needing only to win heir final League match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday (May 8) to win the First Division title, and match Arsenal's Cup and League "Double" of last season.