who scored the first penalty in a Wembley FA cup final?
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It was George Mutch of Preston North End who scored the first penalty in a Wembley FA Cup Final, and he did it in 1938 in the 119th minute in extra time to win the match 1-0 for Preston.\n\nSmith for Huddersfield did score a penalty in the 1922 FA Cup Final. But the first FA Cup final hosted at Wembley Stadium was in 1923.
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Have you thought of going onto either the Stoke City page or the Burnley page and scrolling down through the history or archives section. Probably your best bet. The only result I can remember from Burnley is when they played Spurs at Wembley in the F A Cup and lost 3-1 and that only sticks in my mind as it's the first Cup final I can remember.
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Charlton Athletic 1 - 2 BOLTON WANDERERS, Saturday 16th April 2005
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Geoff Hurst scored 3 goals in the World Cup Finals match in 1966. He is the only person in history to score a hat trick in the deciding match. One of the goals, the first in extratime which cannoned off the crossbar and downwards, remains controversial to this day, with the Germans insisting the ball never crossed the line.
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I have to agree (not only cos I support the hammers) Liverpool - West Ham was a wicked final.  Talk about a gripping match with a fluke Konchesky goal and 2 blinding goals for Gerrard.  Just when we thought it was all over the excitement came flooding back.
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west ham did themselves so proud today, that has to be the best f.a. cup final i have ever seen, its always bad to go out on penalties but i dont think anyone can blame ferdinand cos reiner played a blinder, i felt so sorry for harewood tho, he was a real trouper carrying on the way he did, and im saying this as a liverpool fan!!!!
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2 - 0 to Bolton  who beat Manchester United. The final was played on May 6th 1958 and the Manchester United team had been involved in a plane crash on 6th February where 8 of their players died and others injured. United played a patched up team of reserves and youths plus Stan Crowther and Ernie Taylor whom they were allowed to buy contravening the F A rule about buying players who had already taken part in the competition but allowed to do so due to circumstances. Nat Lofthouse, whom I have met, scored both goals but, in the second, charged Harry Gregg the United goalkeeper and knocked him out. As Nat said "I knew it was a foul and the goal should have been disallowed but I looked at the referee, turned away, raised my arms and charged back upfield thus distracting his attention from Harry Gregg lying unconscious in the United goal." There were no substitutes in those days and after 5 minutes treatment Gregg had to play on. Many Bolton fans, even to this day, despise United for the wave of sympathy for them that had swept the country, making most neutrals wanting them to win, and Bolton felt despised at preventing this and being blamed. Sadly it is a one-way hatred as most United fans see Bolton as just another team, their arch-rivals being Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea.
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Preston North End was the first team to achieve double, i.e winning the league & FA Cup in 1888-1889 season. they won the league ahead of Aston Villa with 40 points & beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 in the FA Cup final.
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Al-Owairan's goal, as mentioned earlier first came to mind, as did Maradona's breaching the whole England defense to score.\n\nBut I think in terms of complete importance there can be only 2:\n\n1. Geoff Hurst's strike that hit the crossbar and over the line , in the 1966 Final\n\n2. Lillian Thuram's equaliser for France (He also scored the winner). Thuram has never scored since, but the sheer timing spun the game back to France's favour, and had that not gone in, France wouldn't have won the Cup against Brazil.\n\nBut I'd go with Hurst's goal, out of sheer importance, it was the goal that gave England her only triumph to date. Greatest here means importance as well as craft, Hurst's goal had both. \n\nBest goals are a different cup of tea.
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No doubt. I was there in 1979 when Arsenal were 2-0 up against Man U wiith 5 minutes to go and it finished 3-2. The most heart stopping exhilarating 5 minutes in FA Cup history. No contest
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Jozef Barmos scored an own goal against England in Bilbao 1982.\nTrevor Francis had already put England ahead on 63' when Barmos effectively sealed the win on 66'.\n\nHe was centre half who played for Inter Bratislava.
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Bert Truatman, from Germany who played with Manchester City v Birmingham. Manchester also won the cup
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Final\nJuly 30, Wembley Stadium, London -  England 4 - 2 (AET)  West Germany\n\nAttendance: 93,802\n\nReferee: Gottfried Dienst (Switzerland)\n\nGoals: Haller (FRG) 12', Hurst (ENG) 18', Peters (ENG) 78', Weber (FRG) 89', Hurst (ENG) 102', Hurst (ENG) 120'.
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England defeated West Germany 4-2 in the final. Geoff Hurst got a hattrick in the game.
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14 June Spain vs Ukraine David Sanchez Villa scored the first penalty in this world cup at minute 48
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The English Football Association (FA)
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The greatest goal in the greatest fa cup game ever!!!!!!!\nI wish i can jump that high let alone fire it on the volley in the bottom corner of the net! YNWA!