Rochdale 2-3 FC United of Manchester - The FA Cup 1st Round - 06/11/10

FATV - Exclusive Highlights of Rochdale v FC United of Manchester - The FA Cup 1st Round - 06/11/10.
A dramatic last-gasp goal by Michael Norton put FC United of Manchester into the second round of the FA Cup with a stoppage-time win over Rochdale. The winning goal, in the fourth minute of added time, had an element of controversy about it as Rochdale claimed that Norton had kicked the ball out of Lillis's hands, but referee Geoff Eltringham waved away their protests, seconds before blowing the final whistle which prompted a pitch invasion from the jubilant United fans.
Nicky Platt's chip put the non-League side ahead just before half time after he was put through by Jerome Wright.
Jake Cotterill made it 2-0 with a stunning strike before Anthony Elding headed one back for the hosts.
Craig Dawson's header from a corner levelled it before Norton poached the winner from Dale keeper Josh Lillis.
FC United were formed in 2005 as a breakaway club by supporters opposed to the Glazer family's takeover of Premier League giants Manchester United.
The world famous FA Cup is the oldest, and largest football competition in the world. The first FA Cup competition in season 1871-72 had fifteen entries. (This season more than 700 took part.) Wanderers, a team formed by ex-public school and university players, won the first final 1-0 against Royal Engineers at Kennington Oval. A crowd of 2,000 attended the match and they each paid one shilling for the privilege. The first Cup Final goal was scored by Morton Betts, playing under the assumed name of 'A.H. Chequer'. He was an Old Harrovian who had once played for Harrow Chequers. The original trophy, much smaller than the present one, was made by Messrs Martin, Hall & Co. and cost £20. In 1895, after Aston Villa had won the competition, the cup was stolen from the window of a firm of football outfitters in Birmingham where it had been placed on display. It was never recovered. The original trophy, much smaller than the present one, was made by Messrs Martin, Hall & Co. and cost £20. In 1895, after Aston Villa had won the competition, the cup was stolen from the window of a firm of football outfitters in Birmingham where it had been placed on display. It was never recovered. The present trophy, played for since 1992, is the competition's fourth and an exact replica of the third. Manchester United have won the Cup the most times (11), followed by Arsenal (10) and Tottenham Hotspur (eight). Forty-two different clubs have won it.
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[@Ryan-oc6ki]

I went to this game with my dad. I was only 10 years old and I remember the final goal very well. I went absolutely mental

[@Rafc1907]

Fc Utd deserved the win that night. Proper FA Cup tie. What football is all about.
Rochdale fan.

[@tuppens2007]

Wow still brings chills down my spine watchin it back, bein there that night was out of this world!

[@nathanmurphy2323]

I was there that night, 10 years on I still get goosebumps when that 3rd goal went in, I don't remember much after that

[@stanogden6254]

I was in a bad place at the time but the FC family gave me one of the best nights of my life

[@whatissixtynine]

wish there was a camera capturing the fc united fans after the last goal.
sure it was mental stuff

[@matthewstrode311]

One of the best nights ! And I was there with my son . Fantastic memories!

[@Utd7legacy]

Proper, genuine english football.

[@philipbennison6541]

I'm a Dale supporter, but that wasn't 'kicked out of his hands', Lillis simply 'spilled it' as if he was dropping a baby, and he cost Dale the tie.

[@TheCheesyNachos]

Want to see FCUM vs MUFC or MCFC.

[@DjRedddott-iq5ku]

Greatest FA cup game ive ever seen

[@notwensonoio]

I was there button

[@aaaabbbb2483]

And now a decade later Craig Dawson has scored his 2nd fa cup goal

[@krazypizza1163]

What a game

[@melonand_melons]

i hope utd of manchester play manchester utd

[@davidmartin3383]

No we dont

[@chrisykite]

lol feel sorry for the goalkeeper.. "a dreadful mistake by the goalkeeper".. quite clearly!!

[@tomreeves5317]

I was there :)

[@PeterOwen88]

keeper had that!

[@mickmiller511]

Keeper definitely had both hands on it for a split second, but Norton was already going for the ball the same time the keeper placed his hands on it. Impossible for a referee to call and i think the goal rightly stood.

[@igorello978]

FCUM! Krasnodar Reds!

[@davidhampson6401]

Happy anniversary

[@3rk4u]

shocked at the money even small non lge clubs pay good young prospects these days,uni lge 1 clubs paying conference money.

[@Rsunited90]

F,A CUP 3RD round Man utd vs Fc united at old Trafford that would be mental

[@jonathanfrimerman8855]

Its Man United a vs man uted b

[@joshuabyrne1988]

bury are rubbish mate fcum are better well sam ashton fcum golekeeper left

[@colinwilcox4266]

both hands on the ball and under control thats the rules... he had neither...
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[@PeterOwen88]

pause it and you can see the keeper had control, kicked out of his hand and shouldnt have stood

[@neilcarrollMeganJamieForever]

+PeterOwen88 Awww diddums

[@holtiehero599]

Bury are better than both of them so I'm not arsed

[@zebadoidzebadoid1836]

R.I.P BURY

[@robfcum]

Lol

[@user-me5yg9bv5e]

Manchester Derby

[@zebadoidzebadoid1836]

LANCASHIRE DERBY,