Wembley - England V Germany (1954)
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2014
- Wembley Stadium, London.
GV. Teams lined up for inspection by Sir Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary. SCU. Anthony Eden shaking hands with English team, & SV. English Captain is Billy Wright. GV. Crowd. GV. England with dark shirts kick off and gain a free kick for obstruction. It is quickly taken and game gets under way. SV. German reserves and officials watching as Germany swing into attack. SCU Germans combine nicely, outside left is cleaned through but Bert Williams throws himself at Beck's feet averting almost certain goal. SCU Crowd reacting. GV England moving the ball towards German goal. SCU English footballer (possibly Bill Slater) running through with ball, he shoots. SV Slow motion, Fritz Herkenrath, goalkeeper, diving through the air as the ball goes just past the post. CU German officials watching as Stanley Matthews receives ball. SCU Matthews racing along the wing. Gerd Harpers throws himself at Matthews. Matthews stumbles but gets his centre. Werner Kohlmeyer is there to stop him. LV Jupp Derwall handles free kick awarded. SCU Crowd. LS Len Shackleton taking free kick. Herkenrath hurls himself out of goal, misses ball which bobs around goal area until Matthews crosses it and Bentley head it high into the net for England's first goal. Pan as players congratulate SV Crowds cheer, & SCU. Half time score - England 1, Germany 0. STV. Matthews taking a corner. He makes a short pass to Shackleton, he back heels to Matthews. Matthews calmly waits for Alfred Beck to challenge him, beats him, dribbles along the goal line, the ball is headed clear. GV Shackleton receives, begins an amazing dribble through the German defence but the goalkeeper throws himself at Shackleton's feet. Shackleton hits the ball just a little too hard and he is unable to catch up with it, although faced with an open goal. SCU Crowd applauding. LV Tom Finney running in with the ball. Herkenrath dives at his feet. He pushes the ball out but it goes straight to Ronnie Allen who steadies himself before shooting and scoring England's second goal. LV Crowd cheering.
STV. Matthews with the ball - he shuffles in - beats Kohlmeyer, centres but the goalie is there to punch away. GV Other end. Germany attacking. SCU Crowd reacting as Uwe Seeler gains possession LV Seeler running with ball - he draws Ron Staniforth before passing to the unmarked Alfred Beck. Beck works the ball back into the centre before firing in a terrific shot which beats Bert Williams for Germany's first goal. SV Williams looking at ball in the net. STV. Germans in the crowd cheering wildly. LV Matthews with three men marking him dribbling away, & SV German defence managing to scramble ball away. GV Two defenders taking the place of the goalkeeper (who has helped in the scramble) watch as the ball sails over the goal. SV Crowds. LV Lead for Shackleton's goal Shackleton dribbling his way through the German defence & SV Shackleton calmly tees the ball over the advancing goalkeeper. Pan with ball as it enters the net. LV Crowd cheering. Score: England 3 - Germany 1. SV Matthews back on the job. SCU Matthews rounding Kohlmeyer. He centres. LV The ball is punched clear but bobs around until cleared. SCU Crowd reacting. LV Matthews again. He rounds the back takes the ball right up to the goal, centres. The goalkeeper misses it but the chance goes begging. SV Crowd. End of game. SV Teams shaking hands. CU Stanley Matthews walking off with the English team (not looking particularly cheerful). SV Back view, Stanley Matthews walking off with the English team (not looking particularly cheerful). Football match between England and Germany finishes victoriously fro England.
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0:10 Did he just say "soccer international" and that England has never lost to Germany? Oh, those were the days...
My old man used to say if Stanley Mathews was around today, heʼd cost you £250m to buy. My dad would regale me with stories about how he would watch Stanley go through six players as if they were a light fog. Terrific clip this. Thank you so much for your channel.
Len Shackleton was some player 😯
I was on the boat that bought the team to England l got all the teams autographs
.l had a long chat with a young player nice lad who turned out to be the future captain of Germany Ewe Seeker who played in the match aged _18.
Uwe Seeler, I think?
Matthews nearly always took the ball to the goal line to make the cross with his right foot but the German defence didn't seem to acknowledge the tactic! He didn't look for an England head either; he only focused on getting the ball into the penalty area and invited Lady Luck.
Some neat touches from Len Shackleton
1938 Even the English Team did the Salute with the Germans after the Anthems
Ahí está mi abuelo joven
Welt Meisters dispatched with ease..
Liking the classic ref clothing
That time english team was really english and not an immmigrant team and it was good playing and not terrible like today.
Be silent.
@@christopherwelch136
Go home.
Your name is NOT British ... The British had a failing empier then, yet the "Immigrants" from that failing empier came to England to do the jobs that we did not want to do!. Thier son's and daugters grew up here worked and paid taxes here ... they became English as a consequence of "The Empier"
You would not say "what you have said" of Scotish, Welsh, Irish people who have come to England and lived worked here with there children becoming "English" ... You are a stupid/ignorant racist fool Diego !!!.
@@Diego-tm3dj Given You Are Spanish your skin coluor is not white ... racists would bo racist to You ... yet You are racist Yourself ... you call me "a "liberal brit" No I an NOT, I am an International Socalist ... So on each point ,You Are The STUPID Person.
@@Diego-tm3dj You can send me as many messages as you want ... I will not reply (this is my last) as You are The Racist Joke Moron!.
The year my uncle Tom joined the army, & went from his Glasgow home to Catterick! (That's all I can say about 1954!)