Scotland Beat England (1967)
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- No title - Scotland beat England 3 - 2 in soccer international. Wembley, Greater London.
M/S as captains Bobby Moore and John Greig shake hands. C/U Moore. M/S as referee tosses coin, Moore wins. Various shots of the football match. Wallace shoots and Gordon Banks dives but can't hold the ball, Dennis Law puts it into net for Scotland's first goal. Pan as players congratulate Law. L/S scoreboard. Various shots of the match Jackie Charlton dives and heads the ball. M/S as Simpson saves. Various shots of the match, Law chases the ball but Banks runs out and dives at his feet, the ball is cleared by defenders. L/S crowd at half time, England 0, Scotland 1.
Various shots second half play. L/S Bremner with the ball, he passes out to left wing. Gordon Banks saves an attempt at goal. L/S Bobby Charlton with ball in midfield, he passes to Peters who tries a shot, defender blocks the ball. The ball goes to Geoff Hurst who tries a shot but goalkeeper dives and blocks it and the ball rolls clear. Various shots of the match, Lennox has the ball he tries to score but Banks dives and saves. L/S Alan Ball with the ball, he beats Tommy Gemmell and Bremner. M/S as he beats another defender and puts the ball into the middle for Jackie Charlton to have a shot. The ball is deflected from several players and Simpson grabs it on the line, England players appeal for a goal but the referee says no and Simpson throws the ball up field. Various shots of the match, Bremner passes ball to Law who puts it back for Lennox, he shoots, pan as the ball goes into net for second goal. The players congratulate each other. Various shots of the match, and crowd. Law tries to score but Banks saves. Various shots match. Charlton scores for England and the crowds cheer. Various shots as Jim McCalliog scores for Scotland. M/S players congratulating each other. M/S fans in crowd. Various shots of the match as Geoff Hurst scores for England. Various shots as people try to run on pitch but police stop them, two men dance around together. Various shots of the players as they go off pitch. L/S crowds dancing on pitch. Various shots of the crowd.
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When you look at the quality of players Scotland had at this time it is no real surprise they could beat Eng at Wembley. Law, Baxter, Greig, Bremner and Lennox etc were all top class.
Agree with that if they played now what would there combined value be and who be worth the most
Scotland is back again and will beat england
@@msaad8053 Back from where??? 🤣🤣
What about all the players Scotland didn't play..Billy McNeill, Jimmy Johnstone to name 2
Was Messi on the bench? or injured?
I was at this amazing match and must say that Scotland thoroughly deserved their victory. Denis Law was everywhere but Jim Baxter was by far the best player on the pitch and probably gave England the complete and utter run around!!
banks's save from Denis Law was every bit as good as his save from Pele in 1970 in my opinion
Absolutely correct if Banks had not saved that game was over. Toss up between Banks n Shilton who was the best keeper
Was thinking the same. What a save from the great Gordon Banks from a sublime chip by Denis Law. Both world class players and humble gents of the game.
It was an outstanding save
possibly better
Rest in peace, Bobby Brown 🏴
God bless
I was at the game...a great win forever important in my life.
Still have the match ticket.
10 years later we won again and I was on the pitch with my Malaysian wife..2 months after our wedding.
Hugh McCaw was also at the game.
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Hard to believe now but in 1967 neither Germany or Italy had ever beaten England in 16 attempts between them.
You mean west Germany
Aye, one of my late fathers great memories, oft brought up when England and 1966 were mentioned.
I was fortunate to meet and have a wee dram back at the “Keepers house” with Jackie Charlton when he was up in NE Scotland on a fishing holiday, I mentioned this game, he just looked at the floor and smiled, “ buggers man, we could do nowt aboot it”.....great man and great game.
This was the game that made Scotland world champions!!😂😂
Alan Ball of England and Everton showed his great dribbling skills in this match clip.
He's England's number 7.
1:48 Baxter, not Bremner.
This doesn't show the Scots showboating and doing keepy uppies down the wing in the second halve. Must be the English edit.
Jim McCalliog on debut was the best player on the pitch. What a debut.
No jugaba jimmy johnstone?
@@josegaston1257 Not that day.
Grande Law que jugador
Third age fans really enjoyed that result. I like it. Surely waited for long to beat their rivals. Great video
Huh?? Scotland had won the corresponding fixture in 1962, 1963 & 1964.
Proper football with world class players on both sides.
For three years, till1970 when Brasil took the Cup back, the Scots claimed that by winning this game they had become the World Champions. England beat the Scots 4-1 in 1969, but the Scots said that that was just a local tournament, practically a "friendly" they said.
So did that mean that were world champions after that game 😁who could forget the keepy up and Baxter and Law running the show 🏴👍
@X yeah I know, there wasn't much of a challenge that day 😁🏴👍
Law scored with an impossible header at Hampden in ' 66 when we got beat 3-4.
I was there, Jimmy Johnstone scored twice, (2 for the numpties).
My Dad was there. Every time i mention an important game in Scotland : "Ah was at that game". Rangers and Fiorentina, Celtic and Leeds.
Quite a sharp picture for '67 compared to thers
Because it's transferred from the original film and not film as seen through TV
wow...great quality. Thanks...though a different result would have been nice :)
A magnificent film material...
What a names Charlton Banks Ufff 😮
It's the same film house 🎥 of Shaun the lamb, Wallace & Gromit ?
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Criminal not to show Baxter's keepy-uppies for the third goal.
Hate to say it but going on this evidence the Scots looked like they were worthy winners. Of course the fact that England were world champions really gave Scotland that extra incentive to get one over on England. They were the first team to beat England since they won the world cup and they must have really relished that win.
1st defeat in 20 internationals for England.
Quality and legends in both teams.
The 1967 World Cup was the best. It doesn't get anyway near as much coverage as the one the year before. Tofiq Bahramov was a very wealthy man that year
@Montgomery-m1k Thanks for your support, much appreciated
Scotland 🏴 had a seriously good team i think they might of beaten lots of international teams 👍
Celtic won the European Cup that year and the Scotland team wasn't just full of Celtic prayers.
Scotland invented the passing game BTW!
Scots goalkeeper not a total liability for a change. Naughty of the Scots not to field a Kennedy or Roughie for a game against England.
Certainly not when you consider he picked up a European cup winners medal a few weeks later.
We played Frank Haffey celtic keeper and lost 9 -3 😡
Poor Scotland it is there only big moment in history and that was just a hiccup for England.
10 years after they've invaded the pitch, its always funny to see england lose in football.
Let's not forget Dalglish and Keegan both were not at the match.
This was Scotland's golden generation. The fact that people didnt realise this makes me mad.
Jimmy Johnstone didn't even play
In club football yes but the Scottish national team didn't qualify during the 1960s.
World Champions!
Playing England is a world cup final for the home nations Denis Law was happy to earn his money at Man U but hated England, he had to go out for a walk when England were winning in the final !!!
I'm Bobby Lenox cousin removed 3 times
+legends op Lennox was from the northern part of Ayrshire.
Knew Bobby when He played for Either Vic or Meadow he was indead from Saltcoats and a Statue has been raised as one of the Lisbon Lions Awsome guy what should be noted is that when Celtic (as the first british team) to win the european cup all the players in that team were SCOTTISH
@Robert Scott Anything else?
@@michaelhannah7189 Think Lennox scored the only goal against Real, about 3 weeks later.
Are ye aye?
Well Cuffed.
Baxters Wembley 😍
Every now again the Scots have there bannockburn. Probaly raised there game by 200 per cent
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What would be your historical ideal 11 in the history of Scottish football?
I thought Dennis law playedwith Kenny dalglish
🏴🏴GERRIT🏴🏴UPYEEZ.🏴🏴
No called the wembley wizards for nothing Baxter and Law famously fell oot during the game Law favouring a cautious approach whilst Baxter just wanted to take the pish oot o the English
not true, Law wanted to score more goals rather than monkey around, showboating. I agree with him 4 0r 5-1 would have been much better.
Law was right. Baxter's ego would, and nearly f...Ed us !
What’s forgotten is that from early in the first half England were virtually playing with 10 men Jackie Charlton sustained a broken toe and was a virtual passenger on the left wing for the rest of the game, and there were no subs then.
It still didn’t stop England scoring the goal of the game ironically through Charlton after a move going the length of the field straight after Baxter’s arrogant keepy ups went wrong.
All conveniently forgotten though.
I love the tears
🎉🎻
Jimmy Greaves was olso injured so England only had 9 fit players
very fair point, however, Jackie still managed to cross into the box once or twice, so not TOTALLY 10 men, but I see what you mean, however, for Scotland to beat the reigning world champions at that time is still impressive.
@@colinlatham5566poor excuses don't change the final result the Legends of :67🏴
Let’s humble the sassenachs asap
2:13 WOW!!
Aguante Escocia desde Argentina
General Belgrano lol
@@douglassimpson5932 estás muerto
Captain Bobby Moore of the team England 🇬🇧VS captain John Gregg of the team 🏴 Scotland
Scottish pluck over English arrogance and typical under-estimation. My dad was at that game and on the pitch with the masses. Owned.
Yawn.
Hahaha 😂😂😂😂 3 goal Scotland!!!in side Webley!!!!fake champion England!!!!
Watched the whole match once. Ditch water dull for 80 mins.
About as exciting as needing to take an Imodium
Aye and the buggers only won the WC with dumb luck. If you want to see a TRUE British victory against foreigners, check Celtics' win over Inter in the European Cup Final.
Fair do's, Jock Stein's Celtic side were something else.
If they'd been more humble and prepared they could have beaten Feyenoord. I get depressed at that one. They beat Leeds, the English champions. A lot of Scots in the Leeds side too. All gone downhill now.
Celtic & Rangers have ruined Scottish football. Both should ashamed.
England's ghost goal...
@@infrasleep Calm deeen wee Jocko. England beat some good teams in 66. Eusebio, Beckenbauer and co. Celtics 67 magnificent win with local lads will never be repeated sadly by any club. Remember Liverpool won it with a scottish spine many times. Pity scotland cant get a good team again, that 67 and dalgleish et all in 77 were excellent teams. hope you can get strong again.
Ah yes the game when Scotland became World champions apparently 🙄 muppets
We 🏴don’t have much 2 cheer about usually up here 😐
Seething.
@@james3368We can cheer on everybody in the world cup (minus the guffs)
England weren't really fielding their best side to be honest as they played the same team from the World Cup,players that were probably out of form and carrying injuries
Excuses excuses. There's always one
Banks,
Cohen, Wilson, Stiles, J.Charlton, Moore, Ball, Greaves, B.Charlton, Hurst and Peters. That was a really strong XI.
@@alasdairduncan3796 Facts and excuses are two different things. Ramsey was fielding a team that had their 15 minutes of fame a year before. If Ramsey had left straight after the World Cup a different manager would have probably fielded 1967s best side and not 1966s.
As great as this Scotland team was, if the Scotland manager ( Bobby Brown ) had fielded the Eurpean Cup winners ( Celtic ) the final score would have been a lot higher . And I am not a Celtic fan .. ( Gers ).⁶
the english won the world cup and were world champions in 1966
Scotland beat them in their first game since winning the world cup and become the inaugural world champions
take your 1966 and shove it