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FA Cup Finals revisited: 1965 – a dour tale of its time
WHEN two really top sides reach the FA Cup final, there is an expectation they will produce a classic encounter. Too often, far too often in fact, the public, the fans, the TV pundits are disappointed. With two strong teams meet at Wembley, they often cancel each other out. On May 1 1965 Leeds United and Liverpool produced one of the less memorable finals of the 1960s, a dull clash with too many fouls and stoppages. Perhaps this was no surprise,…
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