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so, recapping on Everton's run up
they started slowly against University College of Dublin
but made easy work of inter-Bratislava
four goals to nil on aggregate
then came sitar of Holland
five nil, and finally, despite
the one goal conceded, a 3-1
on aggregate win over Bayern Munich
so the treble is in the offing
which of course is added pressure
and that in turn, some would say
may prove to be their undoing
Raleigh, can that happen?
anything can happen
because that's what football about
the cup football is much different than league football
and I think that Everton
has so much strength
I would be surprised, but only one
thing that I'm worried about, that something
has happened to Leeds United
a few years back
could probably repeat again, but Everton won
the league already, and I think they are in
such a great mood, as Kevin Kegan
said, you couldn't name single player
but you can name the team and
the manager, so I would go all
the way for Everton
but how would a coach, Frank, approach a week
in which a team plays a European
cup final on Wednesday
and an FA Cup final on Saturday
I mean, you know, those matches
take an enormous toll out of their players
probably that's the reason
they lost the last game in the league
because they can't concentrate
on everything in eight days
celebrating the
league championship, it is already
a big thrill for them
and I'm expecting
a very strange game
if the Austrians
are capable to hold their own
in the first half an hour, it can be
a very big surprise
it's a big difference between
the two competitions, it's definitely
the biggest and strongest
league in Europe, the English
league, and to win that one
you should
put together at least
20 good games and they had a
very long period of time, they never
lost a game, and it is about time
to lose something very precious
Are you suggesting that
the favourites might go down? Could be
easily, could be, because as
Raleigh said, it is a different
kettle of fish to play
a final than to play a league
game, and it would be a nice thing
to have a real good
game, and it's not so
every time in the finals because
both teams are very cautious
about the result and they would
defend very thoroughly
so I'm not expecting too many
goals, but one or two goals we
will change the whole plan
Well that's been the tradition recently in
European Cup football, but back to Everton
the momentum is there
of them having won all these games
in recent months and
everything is going right for them, surely that's
an advantage? Yeah, it must be
because they won the league easily
but you see inclusion of four members
into the national squad, it's another
four members have to prove
something more than they had a few weeks
before, you know
what it means to someone to be added to the
national team, but
suddenly four members from one club
which has been underdog
for 10, 15 years
to Liverpool
as I said pointing out
at Keegan, he said there is no
need for psychological preparation
or mental talk to the team
Kendall doesn't have to
talk to the team at the present time
Sure, each player has
something to prove and
as Frank said, eight days
this is a characteristic of
English football only probably in the world
that can do that
only league in the world that can do
and they play normally
Wednesday and Saturday
and some of them as Keegan
says play up to 70, 72
matches a year
so there is hardly any training, it's only matches
and recover
What is the Everton quality?
It's very difficult to put your finger
on just what is it exactly
that has brought them all the success
this season, the FA Cup last season
how would you distinguish
them from other teams, Ronnie?
Being underdog for so long as they have
been
that mental part of the preparation
in professional football would play
such an important role
so Everton wouldn't really
have to worry about it
because league started easily
that spirit was introduced there
and then once Liverpool
was in the bottom of the league
they just probably, let's keep Liverpool
down below us, I mean that's a great
rivalry between Manchester United
and Manchester City
and on the top of it
there were a great number of players who haven't
recognized and so each one of them had
to prove the point, for example
you have now a player of the year
in the team, then you have four
internationals, then you have Andy Gray
then you have a Sharp, you know
it's very difficult to say
this is weak link in a team
and I think the difference between top team
and average team
is it's own strength
because Everton at the present time has
one bad link, you couldn't
point out one bad link in a team
The Fire North Stadium is the venue
as you can see and
I should think a full house there and
I gather that the blue and white flags
mean that a lot of Everton fans
have travelled across, Frank the
British support for teams
in Europe is just about legendary
it is very strong
for them and Rotterdam
is not very far from England
would that also place Everton
at an advantage?
Definitely it is a big advantage to have
people on your side but
I don't think that it will
disturb in any
way the other team
because
those teams have been playing
big games in the last
six, seven months and
I am not expecting any of those
influences to decide
a game, probably
what is already mentioned
that Everton is in
good form
they are full of confidence
they are doing things
and they can expect a good
smooth game from their own
side, it depends on the other
side, are they capable to come up
with something different and
I would say that they are because
they have got a very strange cocktail
having some players
from East
I am telling East, from
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and
those players are a little bit more different
probably Karinča, Herciš and
all other ones are
going to do some different things and
spoil the whole
game, if they are not
capable of it, it will be an easy
game for Everton
Right, let's talk about
Rapid for a moment just before we go over
there, their coach is Otto
Baric who is a Yugoslav and of course
a couple of fine players
there, particularly Hans Krunkl who is a
former European player of the year
you know Baric, don't you?
In fact both of you do
Yeah, I have been against him
about 6-7 years
and I can tell you that he is a very
shrewd young man
well, what I am talking about young
is as young as I am
Well, that is a new spring
chicken
and probably
his
attitude to the game is
very different than the English
coaches and managers
he is very much in favour of
tricks and
good solutions
he is not mechanical
probably the game will be
entirely different from their
side than the English side
but I don't think so that they are capable to do
they are the better
side, definitely the Everton
side is the better one
Ok, well let's hope we have a good game, we are ready now in
Rotterdam, so let's go over there to our commentator
Brian Moore
He is relaxed, I am not quite sure why
but he was relaxed
I just hope the champagne doesn't wear off
Well, let's hope there is champagne
for them to celebrate with
if there is to be a celebration
later on, we are looking at Michael
Consell, the goalkeeper has only had
5 games in the rapid Vienna
side and of course the familiar face
there of Peter Reid
and Neville Sapo
a superb Everton keeper
getting behind
a superb backfaw
the story is thought that
Austria rapid might
well have a blitz
of the first 15 minutes
but before the action
we have a one minute silence
in memory of those who died
and suffered so badly in the fire
at Bradford City on Saturday
the world of football has truly united
in its sorrow for those who are
bereaved
in the right spirit here in Rotterdam
so it's
rapid Vienna
in green and white stripes
attacking the goal
to our right but it's Reid on the attack for
Everton as Priestich stumbled at
a most inopportune moment and here he is again on the ball
shoulder lofted
in Rotterdam for the moment unfortunately
but
let's just talk over this action
oh here we are Brian Moore is back
so let's go back to Brian
Stevens
and Trevor Stevens
and
Neville Sapo
the goalkeeper has only had
5 games in the rapid Vienna side and of course the familiar face there of Peter Reid
the story is thought that
Austria rapid might
be the only club in the world
that has ever played in the rapid Vienna side
and Trevor Stevens
and the big
number 6 there
Pienaar is not really getting it away
the cross coming over but it's behind
for the goal kick
he only joined the club at around about Christmas
time Michael
the consel
for him
good jump by
Radcliffe
here's Priestich
and Cranko
little touch
for Brown-Eder
the feeling is about Panenka
37 years old the midfielder is that he isn't
fully fit and that's why he's been made
the substitute but he might well
be a bit more than that
and then the con Gary Stevens
in danger of being caught out by Cranko
that's a shove in the back
provides Everton with a free kick
Pat van der Houd
Kevin Schiede
and towards Andy
Grey, Hristik there first
an all action player
getting it back to his keeper
this is Weber the sweeper
Crankjow
Weber
Mountfield
to Radcliffe
Vanden Hau
Schaub trying to come off his man
collecting, finding Reid
Vanden Hau
Hristik away
Radcliffe
and not a very good clearance there by Gaga
and Schaub turns it back again
towards Andy Grey
and Poncell
getting it above Trey's head
Crankjow giving the ball away
Trevor Stephen there now for Everton
good sprightly start this by
the English champions
Brown-Eder
Crankjow
blocked down
powered by Schiede
and that's your number one warning
says referee Kazarin
Crankjow who's
a Yugoslav like the rapid manager
who is Otto Baric
free kick to be taken by Brown-Eder
Crankjow
nice turn by the Yugoslav
but stopped by
Bracewell
and now Peter Reid
Trevor Stephen outside him
Andy Grey up front
Schaub
at the far post
and Weber
doing a good defending job
Everton's throw
Gary Stevens
looking to be ready to hurl
a long ball into that rapid penalty area
good long one it is as well
but well caught by the keeper
Mountfield getting there before Packolt
Fandenhal
Stephen
I think in most people's minds Everton
the slight favorites for this game
Gary Stevens
and Schaub trying to get in
but some good defending that time
by the number three Kurt Gagga
and a free kick
early impressions by Enclos
it's competitive
Everton have been the most competitive side
all season
and they're not letting it slip tonight either
for a cup final
particularly a European cup final
this is as competitive as I've seen
in the first five minutes for many a year
this is Lyon other fallback
Bristick
and Blacklip
just a little too competitive there
conceding the free kick for the foul
on Kienast
Branneda
the method of hardly being in the Everton half so far
with six minutes gone if you just joined us
nil-nil in Rotterdam
in this European Cup winner's cup final
and here's Trevor Stevens now for Everton
good run
splendid run there by Stevens
he's got a great shot
splendid run there by Stevens
and Ray
doing well to change the point of it
as Gary Stevens plays it in again
this might come for
for Chidi
he's got support here from Vanden Howe
who will now take the throw
well of course they have every right to be confident
Everton, the championship is theirs
and until they came against
Nottingham Forest on Saturday
28 games this year without defeat
and sort of record builds confidence
and some lovely one touch
close up here for Everton
being applauded by the
Dutch crowd as Vanden Howe plays it in
but it's a simple one for the keeper
having been to the hotel earlier today
I can't believe how relaxed the whole
staff was and Howard Kendall in particular
got such an air of confidence about them
stayed incidentally in the same hotel
where they were playing
and they were playing
stayed incidentally in the same hotel
that Aston Villa used in
1982 when they came here and beat Bayern Munich
in the European Cup
free kick to Everton this time
not that we're superstitious
said Howard Kendall
as he picked up his lucky suit
it's a free kick
which Chidi will take
the time and the testing time
for Rapid will come when
he gets a free kick
a little closer in
a famous left foot
curling it in well and a good jump
that got it away for the Austrians
Stevens going in well
a touch on there by Sharp and he won't come
through to Gray, Brown-Eder
getting it away, Vanden Howe
keeping the pressure on Rapid Vienna
Chidi again curling one in towards
Sharp and Gray
couldn't quite get in there
but a good start by Everton
Mountfield's header
Graham Sharp
30 goals this season
Kevin Chidi
Reid
let's pull a whole coach load of his relatives here
Radcliffe
Graham Sharp
Peter Reid
just in the England squad of course
as is Gary Stevens now
with this cross coming in
and it needed Gagas interception
at the expense of a corner to get Rapid Vienna out of trouble
well they've brought forward Pat Vanden Howe to the near post
Mountfield
that exceptional young central defender who scored 14 goals this season is also up in the box
needless to say Andy Gray and Graham Sharp are there too
as the corner comes in for Trevor Stevens not a particularly good one
Chidi giving him a chance to repair it
thought it was coming to Gray there for a moment
this is Packolt beaten by Chidi
they try to get a one-two going
and Weber gets it back
Kienast
there's some good skill there
by the young central defender Kienast who can play in midfield
liner towards Trankel
and Gary Stevens getting it away
when you're having such a good start Brian you really need if you can to make it count as well don't you?
obviously they'd have loved the goal but the quality of the crosses that's coming in
are absolutely superb
if they continue obviously it's only a matter of time
there's two strikers of Sharp and Gray the superb headers of the ball
and if the quality of the crosses are there as well then you do get yourself a goal
the signs are there with Chidi already has put a couple of beautiful crosses in for them
and the right back crosses a magnificent ball also
I think at the moment he's the best right back in England
well there's the Everton bench Colin Harvey and Mick Hayden
telling people to get in forward and particularly they want Pat Fandenhow to get in there
well here's Paul Bracewell
lovely little dummy really sold Weber not once but twice
Everton's throw
Gary Stevens with it
it's a good long throw there
might come for Trevor Stevens might come for Paul Bracewell in the end
it was Feinhofer who got it away
another long throw coming up from Gary Stevens
he really has got some length on these throws tonight
and Graham Sharp getting there with the backward header
Huppel completely missing his, Chidi
Gray back for Chidi
tremendous save a great move by Everton
explosive finishing with the right foot there by Kevin Chidi
and the keeper really had to be at his best
well it'll be Chidi who takes this corner
taken short
Chidi again
again the good cross coming in towards Andy Gray
still in play this time with Trevor Stevens
they're having a great start at the moment Everton
as Andy Gray tries to get to that one
beaten in the air though
Gary Stevens hoping to keep the pressure on them
and the throw goes Everton's way
to the annoyance of the Rapid fans around the ground
well with this long one it could be more problems
Andy Gray up there
and it was Garga who got it over the crossbar
but a whistle had gone for a shove in the back possibly
and a free kick to Rapid Vienna
and I would think sort of down on the Everton bench
they are pretty pleased with the way it's gone so far
crowd cheering
Feinhofer with the throw for Rapid Vienna
is Weber who was suspended and missed the semi-finals
against Moscow Dynamo for the Austrian side
Van der Hau
Sharp
Chidi
Pat Dahls
and now Gary Stevens
trying to reach Graham Sharp but Garga's there
it's a big lead at 6 foot 2
and Konzel already showing that particularly that save from Chidi
that he's settled down very quickly indeed
Kienast
Frank Jarre
Christich
all of an hour gone
no score
Frank Jarre is set inside Recliff
and a brilliant challenge there by Recliff
now Gray
Brown Eder
fine piece of work there by the Everton defence
by Recliff he's the quickest defender in the Football League in the back four Ryan here
it's funny actually because Colin Todd who I used to work with and did play for Everton
he was quick but this lad is obviously got it far over him
incredible recovery that was
well here's Gary Stevens with a long throw but the long cross but the flag is up
Frank Jarre
Pat Van der Hau
and a rapid Vienna throw
taken by Leina
one of the number of Austrian internationals in this rapid side
Stevens covering nicely for Mountfield
back to Neville Schalke
sharp up well
Stevens get on the end of it no because Weber's there
Peter Reed
free kick
the foul on Reed
previous to say
figure of Kevin Chidi going across there
whip another wicked left foot curling free kick in
sharp Mountfield
Gray all in there
curling in towards the keeper Mountfield with the header again but this time too high
amazing young centre back Derek Mountfield 14 goals this season that's what a manager wants
I'm not sure about a manager most center forwards would be proud of it
this is Grischdick
and this is Trevor Stevens Peter Reed
Gray for Chidi a little chip towards the far post
and it is really as we used to say the trade one-way traffic this
resembles a one-way street you can only go one way and haven't they're only going one way at the moment they're going forward
I'm staggered this the progress Chidi's made since since he joined the club it's extraordinary
he was with Liverpool before he joined Everton
Mountfield going for this one winning it quite comfortably
Bandon Howe
Bracewell
playing with such style and confidence and as yet not quite the finishing touch but here's Trevor Stevens
Faber's got his hands full
but he got in the challenge
but Everton got the throw
Pat Bandon Howe
a man born in Belgium
brought up in London
played for Birmingham now for Everton
and a Welsh international too
here he is
Bandon Howe with a long cross there Consell again not well but unfairly challenged by Andy Gray
and the free kick given
no doubt about it talking to the Austrians in the last couple of days they are terrified of the prospect of Gray and Shark particularly in the air
they get nothing like that in their league and they're entitled to be a little bit perturbed as well because the two strikers of Everton are superb headers of the ball and extremely brave young men
while the free kick to be taken by Faber
Brackliff
playing comfortably when he gets in the air but Reid and Everton appear in midfield to be picking up everything that's loose
Stevens finding Gray
Crankle
Sheedy
Gray will he try and get Sheedy in again? No the challenge was there was too quick for him Bandon Howe
Sharp peeling away
and finding Brackliff that came off Crankle and conveniently for Sheedy
Reid
now Stevens
now he'll get there first and take no chances
the buzz around the television commentary points about an hour before the game was that the message from the Austrian camp was that they were going to surprise Everton by going all out as though they were playing at home and try to blitz them in the first 15 minutes
in point of fact they've hardly been in Everton's half
Ryan you're smiling
Well you've got to smile about that when you hear about buzzers like that because nobody can pre-plan a cup final to that extent when you're playing the English league champions a blitz for 15 minutes the blitz has been on the other foot
it's no doubt during this is Brownhead but during this time of some trial for rapid as they can hardly get out of their own half they I think would be fair to say they're missing the steadying influence of Panenka in midfield the brilliant Czechoslovakian midfield player
he's on the sub-spinch and I've no doubt at some point during the evening he'll be on play on said the referee so Sheedy with just a chance to poke it in there towards Bracewell the cross towards Andy Gray it didn't quite reach him it looked for a moment as though it was going to
and again it's Everton's throw
Bracewell Fandenhal sharp on the charge but beaten in the air by Garga
all over the place at the moment the pace of the game is too much for them for the opposition at the moment they're not quite sure how to handle everything but they are hanging in there and we still haven't got the goal the desperately need so they could settle down totally
Brownfield
his point jar
Reba
this is Weinhofer
Oh a lovely bit of play again by Everton as Bracewell gets into line for a shot just wide of the rapid goal
Graham Sharp peeling off there but it was Bracewell's shot and a good resting sort of run through the midfield as Garga takes the goal kick
Fandenhal
Andy Gray's got in behind them there
and they've got a corner
just over halfway through the first half if you've just joined us in this European Cup winners cup final in Rotterdam Everton nil rapid Vienna nil but the game has been going solidly Everton's way almost from the first whistle
comes out to Peter Reed Sheedy crossing it again the quality that crosses their Mountfield trying to get on the end of it goal kick
rapid Vienna who have been in the Dolphins for quite a few years until Otto Barich their Yugoslav coach joined them some three or four years ago back in the 50s they were the team in Europe
some of the older viewers remember the likes of gentlemen of Otsvierk and Anapi and Kappel Otsvierk and then we used to call him Ockwerk Ockwerk Ockwerk but they really were a great side
this is their first European final and they've been under the cosh almost from the word goers gets back to Southall again
Radcliffe to Reed Everton building up methodically
everybody except Southall now in the rapid half of the field Trevor Stephen trying to get in with a header and Weber getting it away
Reed again Stephen Stevens and Kienast keeping a very close watch on Andy Gray
and Gary Stevens getting it away once more miraculously the ball has stayed in and is fallen for Andy Gray played in lower this time but Gargo who's put in some good defensive work there for rapid getting it away and a free kick for the foul on the number 10 Weinhofer
Rapid who got here by way of beating Beziktas of Turkey Celtic in the most controversial terms of course if you remember there were claims that the rapid player was hit by a bottle in fact Weinhofer is on the ground at the moment
was the one rapid appeal to UEFA they decided the match should be replayed and the Austrians won it 1-0 at Old Trafford and I know that Celtic and their fans are still seeding about that
I saw one banner around the ground saying Celtic should be here Weinhofer is okay
Notice Colin Harvey on his feet down on the bench
Crankle trying to get underneath this one beaten in the air by Gary Stevens and Trevor Stevens a long way back to his keeper
Backliff
Bannon Howe
Mountfield
Steven Mountfield
Sheedy
There's space for Gary Stevens and his cross comes in but favors there for rapid
Tank jar hits it straight at Peter Reed battle his way through there
Bracewell really stiffened up the midfield and Gargo again beating sharp to it
But here's Pat Vanden Haag again a good looking cross coming in the Austrians missed it and so did Andy Gray but it just flicked off the defender and it means another corner for Everton
Coming up to half an hour gone and still no score and Kevin Sheedy with a corner for Everton
Keeper coming forward over Andy Gray's head Gary Stevens trying to return it goal kick
It's probably a daft question Brian but with all this pressure how important is it that Everton should have made something of it and got a goal?
Well with only half an hour gone there's still a long long way to go and I genuinely can't see any resemblance of threat to the Everton back four at the moment
Cancels strolling around in fact I think you can make a comeback
No I think not
Sheedy
And there's Sheedy again buzzing and there busy and a good ball the flag is straight down for Andy Gray on the far side
Sharp's got into the box Bracewell's come up here's Gary Stevens there's plenty of blue in there but that time the cross wasn't quite good enough and it's another goal kick
As you say they're still hanging in there Rapid Vienna with a half an hour gone 0-0
Rapid having beaten Celtic in rather dubious circumstances in the second round then beat Dynamo Dresden and in the semi-final two excellent matches against Dynamo Moscow
So there's quality in this side but we haven't seen a good deal of it yet tonight as Mountfield now plays the long ball towards Sheedy but Leiner gets it back
Here's Weber, Pristich, Klankjär, Leiner the fullback, Klankjär
14 caps for Yugoslavia plays a nice little ball for Hristrich here and a cross coming in and Cancels head off
Well Brian was saying a moment ago we've seen very little of him and they say you have to wind this fellow up but when he gets into the penalty area he's soft and deadly
Paul in the grey pigeon with 69 Austrian caps and Europe's leading scorer albeit back in 1978 with 41 goals there is always a threat in Hans Krankl
This might come for Reid shrugging off one challenge but that was a little too much for him as Hristich finds Klankjär, Sheedy in again very quickly, Schaaf hoping to capitalize but Gagge there
Now Brownedah for left back, back again for Brownedah
Same stadium of course, we're back in 1963 Spurs won the European Cup Winners' Cup against Atletico Madrid
Here's Peter Reid the night when Jimmy Greaves and Terry Dyson I remember were in such sparkling form, the sort of form that Everton are showing at this moment but it's still 0-0
And where three years ago Brian we saw Aston Villa beat Bayern Munich
Here's Bracewell, in he came all the way through and a go pick
Trying to up the pace a little bit now, Hristich
Reba, Hristich, Krankjär, it's got Krankl in the middle, a go kick again
Now this is Krankjär who's an idle little player just playing in behind Krankl and an how, sharp good play, got past Gagge but paper there, the sweeper doing his job and here he is again
Well he took too much on there, Greaves now finding sharp, Greaves having sprinted back to the far post, Bracewell's gone to the near post
And they were in a bit of a flummox for a moment there and it could so easily have fallen for Bracewell in the end, Consell was happy to pounce on the ball
And now towards Andy Gray on the far side, he's up so well but the pass wasn't directed quite well enough for Trevor Steven who was coming in quickly, if he hadn't hit the ball too well Andy Gray did it then
If it had slightly mis-headed it would have fallen into the pattern of somebody, I'm afraid it's just a case of when the dam's breached and then it'll collapse
Krankjär, but here comes Ristich, the dam is not being breached at the moment, indeed it's the Austrians beginning to look threatening as they find Krankl on the far side, Grannet has gone away outside him
Krankl, the Krankjär, a slip at the crucial moment and a free kick for them, now this is where they would have loved to have had Coninker on the field
Who is, Kevin Sheedy and Michel Platini all rolled into one with the way he curls his free kicks and I'm wondering who will take them now
Should be a little more straightforward, Ristich is behind it and Krankl and Krankjär, so the Everton wall lines up
Looks as though it's going to be Ristich who will fire one, Krankjär, well that wasn't in the Peninka mould by a long way
No problems at all for Neville Southall
Neville who picks up the Football Writers Association Football of the Year award, a great honour that and a very worthy recipient indeed, he does that tomorrow night in London
Radcliffe, Vanden Hau, well he's gone round his man somehow and a good piece of play by Vanden Hau
Beginning to open up a little bit now as Naffid comes forward with Brown-Eder, Krankl away on his left, here's Krankl sweeping ball to Krankjär
Stopped by Sheedy, supported by Bracewell, Andy Gray in for Peter Rhee, taken beautifully in his stride, here's Trevor Steven, Gary Stevens
Steven again, Vanden Hau, Krankjär, Ristich, and there we saw again the speed of Radcliffe getting across there
And a free kick in the Koeberton, the foul by this fellow Peter Ristich, a new Austrian international on Kevin Radcliffe
But again we saw that Brian Clough was showing the speed of Radcliffe as he came across and saw the danger there, cope with it, Peter Reed
Matt Naffid,
Stevens
in towards Sharp
Having a word there with Gaga
I thought he may have got a knock in the face
Sharp laying it on the line to the Austrian defender
If you just joined us, some seven minutes to go to half time
Still nil-nil here in Rotterdam between Everton and Rapid Vienna
Good support from the Everton fans here
They reckon there might be as many as 25,000 of them
Well, they'll be cheering now as Andy Gray takes it up
That's a clear obstruction there by Weber
And it'll be a yellow card
For the Rapid sleeper number five
Herbert Weber and a free kick to Everton
Enter Kevin Sheedy
16 goals this season for Sheedy
Maybe he would have fenced it two or three yards further in
The Rapid manager has been studying videos of Everton
He came to see their match against West Ham at Goodison Park
It's Sheedy curling it
Downfield on the far side
And it seems all day out Andy Gray's goal will not count
Fine cloth
I saw the lines on the flag roll but I thought the decision was a bit harsh actually
Because the lad didn't move until the ball had been played
But I'd have to see it again
Offside, no problem
Fine piece of work by Mountfield, he got up so well with the header
It'd be interesting to see it half time if we can get it again just if he was offside
Well I'm sure back in the studio that's something that Ron Atkinson will be looking at
It's Peter Reed now for Everton still 0-0
Five minutes to go to the interval, Sheedy
Bracewell
Radcliffe
Reed
Space and time
Mountfield
Reed
He's got it
Mountfield
Stephens
There goes Peter Reed
And a goal kick
It's almost unreal for a cup final this brand isn't it, I mean for it to be so one sided
Although it still stands at 0-0
And Everton will have to keep the composure because there's nothing more frustrating than knowing that you've dominated 45 minutes and you see nothing on the score sheet
They'll have to keep the composure and they'll have to keep playing football
That might sound a little bit balmy but I mean short stuff
Don't rely too much on Grahame Sharp up front despite the fact that the good crosses of the ball and good headers
Reed and Bracewell will still have to control the game
At the moment they have a little defending to do
As Weinhofer tries to make progress, goes down, gets a free kick
They've brought one or two forwards including the full back Reiner and Brown-Eder the left back
And Kienast who's a big six footer, Andy Gray spotted him a little bit late and has now got back into that evident penalty area
Here comes the free kick and it's played for Ristich who drives a fair bit of a run
And it's a free kick from the right back
And now if Everton can break out quickly there might be chances
Sharp but the green shirts are getting back
Steven Stevens
Mountfield
Back again by Gray to Vanden Hau
Play on says the linesman on the far side, Sheedy hitting it straight at the defender
Vanden Hau, something a fine game for Vanden Hau
Both the keeper and Trevor Stevens missing that one
And Gary Stevens in his desire to get in for the free kick
And Gary Stevens in his desire to get in for the ball, he's going to get a yellow card
So a yellow card then for Gary Stevens
For the challenge on Brown-Eder
A little bit harsh that Brian, the booking, I'm not quite sure what the referee has booked him for actually
Because he went low, he did go fraction led but it was a genuine tackle and the right back couldn't consider himself unlucky
There's about a minute and a half to go to half time Brian, how would you sum up now this first half?
Well as we've talked about it's been one way traffic for 45 minutes
They haven't done the one thing that every side's got to do, they want to win a match, they score a goal
But I genuinely think it's only a matter of time
And at the risk of repeating myself they'll not have to let frustration creep in
Because when frustration creeps into any side, things like bookings and missed chances and all sorts can crop up
Keep the composure, get the feet up at half time and I genuinely think it's only a matter of time before the score
I'm sure there are words that will be well received, particularly on Merseyside, let's hope it's right
Good play by Reid, what an inspiration he is again in the middle of the field but Mountfield needs to get back
There was a shove, in fact, by Krenkjah on Mountfield it looks suspiciously, it may have been the other way
But the referee's given Everton the free kick, here's Gary Stevens, here is Gary Stevens but then stopped Trevor Stevens
Sending the ball out to Sharp but it won't reach Gray
Their keeper's handled everything well Brian
He showed a lot of composure in the last 20 minutes and he stopped a good shot from Sheedy with his right foot
Who played a 1-2 Sheedy on the edge of the box and here's Sharp, oh keen-ass is there
And that an absolute cracking save and that, as everybody knows, builds goalkeepers confidence more than anything else
So a half time whistle, the first 45 minutes dominated almost completely by Everton but nothing to show for it on the score sheet
And as Brian Klopp says they will need to go in and get their feet up and tell themselves to be patient and stay composed
Rapid Vienna nil, Everton nil, we'll be right back after the break with the views of Ron Atkinson
Yes, the game tilting Everton's way, they're putting the pressure on but still no goals except for that disallowed effort
Which of course is not good enough
We'll be back to analyze that first half with our guest Welly Rashidz and Frank Arock after this short break
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But things might change in this second if the pattern continues
It's unfortunate that the game of soccer has to be always decided by goals
You see it's 45 minutes of soccer on one goal, it seems from time to time really like a practice match
But unfortunately there is no final finish which is characteristic of Everton's football
But what I really noticed that Everton is not capitalizing on the crosses which they are really good at
Shidi is given just so much space and they on a number of occasions that from left to right was magnificently played
But still that finishing is not there as I said which is really a characteristic of Gray and Mountfield
You know who is coming absolutely brilliantly from behind
Frank, what should Everton be doing now? I mean if you were in their shoes
Just continue this relentless pressure or change something because they are not getting the goals
I think they can change too many things in that game because they are good in pressurizing
They are not really capable to play a Brazilian type of game to let the other side to come out and try to counter attack
But that is the only way to fight the rapid Vienna because they are defending very thoroughly and very cleverly
Getting back in the funnel and the most important I was very surprised with their strength in the air
At the back? Yeah, of course, they won nearly everything in the air and then all the crosses on the fire posts have never been working properly
Right, so the fact that they were terrified of the high crosses?
Yeah, I am expecting that they will be terrified but they never been and if the game would open up a little bit more
I would say that Everton players would have much more chances
Alright, let's have a look at some of the highlights of that first half beginning with an incident that came in the 12th minute
When a very good save was brought out of the Austrian keeper by Kevin Schiede
From Gary Stevens, he really has got some length on these throws tonight and Graham Sharp getting there with a backward header
Apple completely missing his, Schiede
Gray, back for Schiede! Tremendous save, a great move by Everton
Well that could have turned the tide rally, couldn't it? I mean that ball could have so easily gone in an excellent save by the keeper
Which would have changed the pattern
It's exactly what Frank said seconds ago, if Everton would continue doing this, what Schiede does, they would find the net much quicker and much easier
Because that's purely individual work, he beats two or three men
Rather than crossing the ball time after time, I think that they are being signalled in advance that the cross will come from either side
So of course you must congratulate the coach who already has prepared his defence to counter attack and absolutely excellent goal keeping of the cancel
Well in fact all of the incidents that we kept from that first half, all but one, were at the Everton end, or at least at the rapid end
In other words, were created by Everton, and so was the second which came in the 24th minute where Graham Sharp had an opportunity but his shot went just wide
This is Weinhofer, oh a lovely bit of play again by Everton, as Bracewell gets into line for a shot just wide of the rapid goal
Yes, another chance there Frank for Everton, but what about Rapid, do you think they have come into this game with this approach to bide their time in that first half
Expecting Everton to pile on the pressure in the way that they were expected to do, and in that sense are they doing what is expected of them so far?
I'm not quite certain what was the plan of the coach for that game, but when you are forced to defend you have to defend
And it was so one sided that you really couldn't do anything else, just to be concentrated on everything and try to hold that ball
And that's a big surprise for me that in the first 20 minutes they never tried to hold that ball or never tried to waste time, just to settle somehow down
And I would do the similar thing just like Baric, that you have to contain the English teams
And probably they have been doing their homework on that team because everything was according to the expectation, the ball would come always on the side and then cross and cross and cross
And so they have been doing the right thing against them, but they have never done anything for themselves only in the last couple of minutes, and that's the biggest problem
Right, one more opportunity in front of the rapid goal which came four minutes later, and here it was a beautifully driven cross
And Andy Gray, the master header, just missed his opportunity
Garga again beating sharp to it, but here's Pat Vanden Haal, again a good looking cross coming in, the Austrians missed it
And so did Andy Gray, but he just flicked off the defender and it means another corner for Everton
Yes, a good looking cross rally there, the beauty of it was that it was played from the left side with the right foot, and it may have been the thing that bewildered Andy Gray himself
He was surprised because the defender did the right thing because he finds himself in the front of the opponent, that's exactly how correct approach from the defender
Everyone missed that ball, everyone missed the ball
No, but he stood in the front of Gray completely and Gray couldn't possibly see the ball
That's right, he may have been blinded
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Such a strong team so far as Everton is
You know, the teams of opposition they played in past to come towards Everton, they haven't met really a strong team as Everton is
Viewers in Perth, TVW7, welcome back
We're not quite ready to go back to that second half so we'll continue analysing the situation
Frank, what about Everton? I mean, you said that they really can't change their pattern, that's the way they play
But is there something that Howard Kendall should do or would be telling them at half time to change things for the second half?
There are some solutions for them because...
The President's rally was saying about the long crosses and they should play it on the floor the way she did there and so on
They are capable to play on the floor and they've done it at least 50 times this year
They are capable to worry their game and probably the midfielders are not doing their part so far
OK, thanks very much Frank, we're back, ready for the kick off in Rotterdam, so back to our commentator Brian Moore
So welcome back here in Rotterdam, 0-0, Everton then will get us underway as soon as Paulo Kasarin, the referee from Italy
Actors, you were seeing at half time, although we haven't seen a replay of it here in Rotterdam
There was a distinct possibility that Andy Gray's goal might have been onside, well it's still 0-0, that one didn't count
Kevin Sheedy with a long ball there which Brown had a heads for Stevens now to play forward
I wonder Elton Wells be down on the track side if you can acquaint us to what the feeling was in the Everton dressing room at half time
Brian, I can do better than that, John Bailey, one of the Everton subs who sat right beside me
John, what was Howard Kendall, Mick Heaton and Colin Harvey saying during the interval?
Well there wasn't really much to say Elton, the lads have been doing ever so well and all it was was a matter of them just telling them to keep it going
But stay on your toes at the back because we've got so much of the ball and let's just watch out for their breaks
I'm sure you've seen everyone shouting all the time from the back just to keep them on our toes because we've got so much territory advantage
And that's the main thing you should stress and otherwise just keep it going and the game will be ours
Well precisely the words really that Brian Klopp was saying just before half time to keep their composure and their professionalism and their patience
Of course there has to be a decision here tonight, if it's still level at the end of 90 minutes we go into extra time
And my word if it's like that at the end of that we get those heart thumping penalties again, there will be a decision here tonight
Baber who's already been boxed, well he looked as though he may have been offside there thank you
But that's a pacing point there for Everton to stay on their toes
The break was on, the cross was in by Klopp
The referee was watching the ball actually and the linesman, particularly the linesman obviously because he's responsible for offside
Who was watching the ball and the guy was definitely offside
Well it creates just a minor problem here for Everton as Rapid Vienna get this corner
Their first of the game which Peter Histrich will take and Gary Stevens quite comfortable getting it away
But the warning was there for Everton and I know it's one of Brian Klopp's old feelings that all the time you're at 0-0 even if you're being overrun you're always in with a chance
Well certainly Rapid Vienna were overrun in that first half but here's a good long throw
Fandenhau getting up well to get it away, Peter Reid helping it on its way, Graham Schaaf is there but the whistle had gone
Free kick to Rapid and rapidly taken as well Histrich
Good play here and Fandenhau is there and Klönkel himself trying to get in, it's over the top and a goal kick
Thank you, in fact the little lively number seven was brought down and a free kick in the end given in Everton's favour to foul by Klönkel
Here's Gary Stevens, long and high towards Graham Schaaf, nodded into the path of Andy Gray, they badly want this goal Everton, Stevens
In fact he had Kevin Sheedy in a bit of space on the far side and didn't pick him up, Reid
All caught out there, Histrich on the charge, Reid repairing the damage, finding Trevor Stevens
And a free kick to Everton, if anything you suspect more urgency about Rapid in the opening minutes of the second half and is Everton now with Andy Gray brought down by Weber who's already been booked
And a free kick to Everton
Brian, scrapping a bit more the opposition for the first few minutes of the second half
And he's made it more of a match, the bean in the Evan penalty area more in five minutes than the world in 45
Sheedy curling one in and Mountfield getting in, thought that was short to go over for the goal kick
And now he's got to get back and defend, it's Histrich and here's Klönkel, Stevens has got to cut him off, Frank Shaw is waiting in the middle
Pienaar's just coming up fast but it's still with Hans Klönkel and Rackliffe putting it behind for another
Rapidly in a corner, they didn't get one in the first half, they're now getting their second one in the first four minutes of the second
Rackliffe then looking around to make sure people remain marked up
And Strankl the captain and 32 year old striker with it, finding Hristrich, deep cross towards the far side and Everton getting it away quite comfortably
And a powerful shot there from Gaga, Lyna putting it in and Southall gathering quite comfortably
The new shouting from the rapid Vienna fans now, seeing a little more coming from their side in the early part of this second half
Still 0-0 in this European Cup and the Cup final in Rotterdam, Rackliffe towards Gray, Bracewell, Stevens
And Praneda, Seveba to his keeper
Praneda
The Austrians clearly distressed though in the result of the World Cup game in Budapest yesterday
Went so much against them when Holland beat Hungary and eliminated the Austrians from the World Cup finals
Looking for compensation here tonight, but Bracewell for Everton and another corner
Now it's the turn of the Everton fans to raise their voices, Kevin Sheedy doesn't take this corner, it's going to be Trevor Steven on the far side
Again Derek Mountfield up from the back, Sheedy number 11 you can see there, in fact he's just outside the penalty area
And the referee looking intently for anything that might be going on on the goal line there
It's Veber who got that one away, Bracewell
Can he get his cross in though but he gets another corner
Surely soon Everton will make something count
Mountfield up there again, Steven once again to the corner
Keeper didn't get to it and in the end Piszczbyk hacking it away, anywhere to safety
And in that challenge at the near post, record defender Garga is down and injured
He's had a big influence in the centre of the defence at 6 foot 2, they've planted him there with keen ass to see off the aerial challenge of Gray and Sharp
Well get on with it, and you too Reff
Everton swirled in, Vanden Haag to Reid, now back to Reid again from Radcliffe at Vanden Haag
Now, keen ass to getting it away, Mountfield's header might just put Reid in the clear, Bracewell and again
And the cross is time towards Andy Gray, OK
Cheedy, losing it to Crankle, oh he's back with his found Hrischick, the flag is down, Reiner's making a break and Vanden Haag spotted it, Southall there
Talk about the need for patience and not getting frustrated on the field, how does a manager, Howard Howard Kendall be feeling at this time Brian, do you think?
He'll be slightly concerned that they haven't cashed in on the amount of play they've had and a little bit of pressure obviously, but he won't be too concerned yet, there's a long way to go in this match
Reid
Here's Hrischick
Peanuts and Reinhofer, here's Cheedy, Peanuts getting back now as Cheedy's raising white and the left side flag is up
Another popular decision with the Everton fans who are level with it, they may be slightly prejudiced, but the Italian linesman remains unmoved
They've done a fabulous job Howard Kendall in calming everything down leading up, I mean it's really been such a fabulous 10 days or so for Everton, they only arrived in Rotterdam last night, they didn't train anywhere in Holland at all which surprised everybody, they didn't even come and inspect the pitch
They're flying back to Merseyside immediately after this game, they've got tomorrow off, they're going to do a bit of training at Buderson on Friday and then leave for Wembley as Howard himself says, as though it really were just another game against Manchester United, which of course it won't be
But here, a rapid Vienna, good stern challenge again that time by Vanden Hau, very swell putting Reid on his way, here come Everton in blue again, that looked like a foul and indeed it was by Hrischick
Here comes Hrischick
Sheedy turning it in towards Andy Gray, trying to get it back to Sharp and Sharp holding them all off at the moment, got a bit of support here from Gary Stevens
Good play, can he get a cross in towards Andy Gray, no, Keen-Ast was there, Vanden Hau, Gray again, trying from a different angle, Reid once more, Feinholtz's header only going as far as Mountfield, let's see what we can find on the other side of the field
Hosting a game by Vanden Hau, there comes the keeper, still can't find a way through
And for all this Everton pressure, I suppose it must also reflect, Brian Clough, that the Austrians are defending quite competently as well
The two middlemen in the back four have headed it and competed with Gray and Sharp as good as I've seen this season, and the goalkeeper's confidence is growing, it's just a case of if they can hang out
Hrischick, all that pass might come to Sharp, she's got Andy Gray in there, that's the goal!
Given away by the other in the end, and Andy Gray capitalized with help from Gray and Sharp super ugly, there's the back pass that was never going to reach its mark
Here comes Brian Sharp, eluding the keeper, eluding the challenge, he looks up, what a ball that is, and what a lovely left foot finish there by Andy Gray, Everton in the lead, Brian Clough
I do realize it was a bad back pass, but Sharp does absolutely magnificently here, he could have gone down there for a start, he even finds time to look up, and then he nearly puts it through the goalkeeper's hands, in fact I think he did, and Gray took it in beautifully
Well it was the goal that Everton richly deserved, and now they'll go storming forward and look for another one, Sharp and Gray, the men just brought in by Jockstein into the Scottish squad, but the games against England and Iceland have combined superbly, a Scottish goal that puts Everton one nil into the lead
Well on the bench now, I wonder what the feelings are, John Bailey back with us again, that was the goal you wanted wasn't it
I can't get any better, it was always going to come with thoughts, and Sharp is some brilliant there, put one back for Andy, and one nil up, let's just hope he can get another one and put the result beyond doubt, fantastic, very exciting
Here's Recliff, still got to stay composed, they've still not got to take chances, they've still got to stay on watch, there's still a long way to go, but here come Everton again, Bracewell looking to get Sheedy in, got some support from Graham Sharp
Cross coming in, and this time the keeper holding it
Now Field to safety, and I think it won't be long before Rapid bring, you can see in the picture there, gentlemen in the light trousers, Otto Baric the trainer, and he's going to bring on the number 15 Johan Grosz
Still no Penenka, and it's Packard who is coming off, who in fact was one of the attackers who they thought might trouble Everton most
And here comes Johan Grosz, scored the goal in fact at Old Trafford, but eventually knocked out Celtic, that's not Kevin Richardson let me tell you, that is Johan Grosz
Well here come Rapid Vienna again, and it'll be their throw, also I notice that Penenka is warming up, midfielder who they hope might marshal something in the middle of the field
Brown Eder, here's Trevor Stephen, just can't get it away at the moment, Fristich trying to seek out Frankel, but the ball's gone into touch, it's gone for a throw, it must have just flicked off an Everton boot
Brown Eder, Fristich, Everton trying to cover all the angles, but he's found Hans Frankel, that grace well, and unspectacular but so effective player in the midfield gets it away to Andy Gray the scorer of the Everton goal
If you've just joined us, the glad tidings from Rotterdam, Everton leading by one goal to nil
Free kick
And Stephens will take it, it'll get away, here's Gary Stephens, trying to get Stephens in again, and right across the face of that rapid goal
Now there could be a break on, Gurs with fresh legs, getting past Bracewell, Frankel there, can he finish it off, Reed is there doing well, and finding Stephens
And now it's with Vanden Hau, Sharp, Stephens outside here, and the cross is met by Weber
Sharp again, the cross for Walsh, Andy Gray, knocks it down this time for Pat Vanden Hau, Kevin Sheedy on the far side of him, just coming in, and Weber stretched to the limit to get ahead of that one
And Bracewell's shot is high and wide, and a goal kick to Rapid Vienna
Weber with the kick, Mountfield with the header
Mountfield again, a slight miss kick
Alaina, Tristik showing all the skill to get past Reed, Feinhofer, that should be easy for Southall, and it is
So we now have Everton leading by a goal to Neal, with 19 minutes of the second half gone
Vanden Hau playing it forward, here's Kienast, well they may have got Vanden Hau caught a little too far forward, the cross coming in, but Ratcliffe is there
Oh good play by Bracewell, Sharp lurking away on the left flank, Peter Reed, Sharp wanting it again, perfect pass, or is it for Gary Stephens
Played in for Andy Gray, good confident passing movement here by Everton, Reed leading by one goal to Neal, Bracewell, and again getting it back
Everton fans are enjoying this, Bracewell again, but can they find the explosive finish, the dummy by Stephens, it's Paul Bracewell again, the little chip in for Trevor Stephens
Oh and that was a save, some save there by Consell, but what a lovely piece of play by Trevor Stephens, making that brilliant shooting chance for himself, and a fine piece of keeping
Brian Clough, let's see the corner first Brian, and then we'll see what Gary Stephens can do here, it's a deep one again, Andy Gray there with each header, and that was knotted away by Gargo, that would have gone in
Quality play by Trevor Stephens, he would have gotten the Guinness Book of Records number of times that the Everton played the ball then and eventually created a magnificent chance, I thought he was going to score actually and I think he thought he was going to
Well the other news is that down on the bench, Antonin Panenka, the substitute, will shortly be coming on for Rapid Vienna
Gary Stephens, a little quick there, and here's Trevor Stephens on his way again, Sharpe's gone to the near post, Brace at the back post, play down this time for Graham Sharpe, hit by Gary Stephens way over the top
And they're going to bring Panenka on and take off Rudy Weinhofer
Substitution now being made, there's Panenka, what a character he is, 37 years old, over 60 caps for Czechoslovakia, you may remember he scored that dramatic penalty winner for Czechoslovakia against West Germany in the European Championship final way back in 1976
Well that will mean one or two things with Panenka, who surprisingly has gone right forward with Prenkel and not into the midfield
One thing it will mean for sure is that Everton now, certainly not under any circumstances, can see the free kick within shooting range just outside the penalty area
Because Panenka is absolute dynamite with those, with some swerving free kicks, he will also tend, I would have thought, to quieten things down a little bit in the midfield, compete a little bit, and he's an excellent passer of the ball
But first they've got to get the ball, and at the moment it's Gary Stephens for Everton, Trevor Stephens
Weibach, free kick, having a quick word with Trevor Stephens for that challenge on Garga
And Garga, there's Svrštik, downfield, sharp up well, what a nice header inside for Paul Bracewell
Andy Gray hoping to get on the end of it, does in fact, but Kienast is there, but Reid plays it wide for Vanden Hauw, who's had a tremendous game and now Schiede with that famous left foot
Well taken out by Weber, a really good piece of play by the Austrian number five, and here's Panenka
Do you see what I mean about the pass with the ball? That's the bit of quality that they've really been lacking as he finds
And now Brown-Eder, played towards Prankle, they need to win it in the air, and they do, and it comes now to Kevin Schiede
Weber, I think the sweeper might well be released for a few more forward runs, that's not a bad ball, but it was well met in the first place by Vanden Hauw
Panenka quickly pounced thinking that the whistle may not go, but it did, and it's a free kick to Everton
I know it's one of your favorite sayings, Brian, it only takes a second to score a goal, so in those terms, Neville Southall and his friends have got to stay really alert, even though there's so much on top
Yes, they'll be on edge until they get the second goal, actually, and then obviously they'll be totally relaxed, and I genuinely think they'll get the second one
Well, it's Prankle, stay calm, take no chances, there are still 20 minutes left between Everton claiming part two of what they hope will be
Which I'm sure Ron Atkins is equally sure it won't be an amazing treble, having got the league championship, they would hope to add to it the cup winners cup, and they'll be looking for that FA Cup on Saturday at Wembley
And I can tell you the buzz right around Holland with all the commentators from right around Europe is that they just can't wait to get to Wembley on Saturday for what they think will be a truly astounding game of football
Well, it's been a very one-sided game here, but Everton are leading by a goal to Neal, and it's still close enough for all their territorial advantage to suggest that Everton must remain watchful
And here's Haninka on the ball again, let's see what he can do with this one
The quality he's got with his free kicks when he curls them, Kevin Sheedy style, he's always on target
This is Weber, he's had a really fine game as a sweeper for Rapid, but here come Everton again, Sheedy's ball hoping to release Trevor Steven from one end of the field to the other
And in the end pushed away by the number four Brown-Eder for another Everton corner, great ball by Sheedy, fine run by Trevor Steven, and some excellent defense by Brown-Eder
Everton still leading by one goal to Neal, scored by Andy Gray
And if the photographer will just move just a moment for Kevin Sheedy, there's the cross coming in, and it went all the way, and it's in there, and it's Trevor Steven, and it's the second for Everton
Well, the defense allowed that to go all the way through
Well, Trevor Steven was only on the spot, and the Rapid, the inner defense must be looking amongst themselves to say how on earth did that get through so many of our defenders, and reach Trevor Steven, and put Everton two-nil ahead
Well, it was a goal you said was down to Cumbrian, he deserved the goal as well, he's had two superb chances
I thought he was going to score before they got the corner, but it was a magnificent tackle by one of the Viennese players, but I think that's now sealed it for Everton
They can sit back now, not relaxed too much, but a little bit of tension will go out of the play, and if they can just knock it around, what will be in their minds now is let's conserve every single bit of energy we can for Saturday
Meanwhile, down on the bench
Well, you predicted that a second goal would kill them off, John Bailey, is that still the way you feel about it?
Yeah, I think that's enough for us, we're happy to get some more, but the bench feel, I think we've done it now, and that's all we can just keep the ball and keep controlling, maybe get some more goals, we're looking great at the moment, can't see us getting deeper that way
The viewer John Bailey sitting on the Everton substitutes bench, as Gary Stevens plays it in, goes beyond his stretch, and a corner for Everton
And it's taken quickly, even the referee didn't spot that, and the Austrians may well be caught out by it, Gary Stevens with a shot in the keeper behind that one
A word about the work of Howard Kendall though, Brian, as a fellow manager yourself, over the season or since he was having his bad time the last two years, there was petitions and all sorts going around about him as everybody knows a couple of years ago
The Everton chairman kept faith with him, and this is the reward that the board of directors have got, they've got a superb young manager, they've got a magnificent young team, and I am of the opinion there will be a force for many a year
Well they're under a bit of trouble there at the moment, but in the end they got it away
The first one to play, Kienast, if they're going to do anything they need to pull something back quickly
Yes you get a feeling that this is a side that can last and last
The very composition of the side, the back four are as young as, if not younger than anybody in the football league, the goalkeeper is, or has had such a superb season, and he's only 26, and you can keep going right up to the young man at the front, young Sharp I think he's only 22, 23
That's Reid, here's Sharp again, and again, just couldn't keep it in, I know you've had your differences with Graham Sharp, for I imagine being very public over the last few days, but tonight he's put an excellent card up front for Everton
There wasn't any differences, he was just out of order, what he did, Everton, there's no differences there, I told him about it on Saturday, and if I see him doing it again I'll tell him again
Will you also tell him well done for tonight? Of course, and as I described the goal, he played when Everton scored the first goal, he was playing with all the class of an inside forward, never mind a striker, because that was a superb goal
Well here's Gary Stevens looking for one himself, but stopped that time by Weber, but a free kick given against Rapid Vienna to Everton
Referee certainly kept a very firm check on everything tonight, he may have disallowed a goal that we felt should have been given to Andy Gray in the first half, but Everton have made up for it in the second
Here's Gray again trying to chip that one through, Neville Southall just a moment ago was a good 25 yards outside his penalty area, he's got to get back now, although Gary Stevens is there, and Rapid Vienna at the moment of being outclassed and just cannot get into the game
Well the Everton fans are chanting champions, and they are also putting on a display tonight that will be seen right around the world, and will give warning as Brian himself was saying for a few years to come, such a quality and a confidence about them
Although Reid brings down Brown-Eder there, concedes the free kick, inside the last 15 minutes, joyous news from Rotterdam if you just joined us, Everton are winning this European Cup in this cup of football
Andy Gray and Trevor Stephen the scorers
The European Cup in this cup final by two goals to nil, Andy Gray and Trevor Stephen the scorers
Well the cry going up around me is are you watching Manchester with Saturday in mind, you can be sure 100% that every Manchester United player is watching it, and we know for a fact that their manager is too
It's an interesting psychological thought Brian as to just how Everton now will relate to Saturday after this one
Well I was interested in Howard Kendall's words, it will be just another match, a little bit of oversimplification there, but I know exactly what he means, once again having got this out of the way tonight and two trophies tucked on the mantel shelf
Psychologically they will go in with a tremendous cushion of confidence, but just remember that the cup final at Wembley is a cup final and just another cup tie as well, and as Ron knows it's over 90 minutes and anything can happen in a cup tie
Well here's Gary Stevens for Everton getting it back a long way to certainly on the night under worked Neville Southall, I don't think Neville's had a really serious shock to save and certainly hasn't had a serious alarm
But after the season he's had, well maybe he deserves that sort of rest, he's had an absolutely brilliant season of course, Reid can't reach that, Paninka can, and the ball played quickly forward but Wristich is offside, and no fears on Merseyside, the flag is up
Here comes Peter Reid, offside against Graham Sharp
Paninka playing really deep now but still getting his passes in, Pinas trying to get it through to Tranquil who's hardly shown tonight, but an offside flag is up this time against Tranquil, wasn't much in that one
A little under 10 minutes left, I just wonder what Harold Kendall thinks about it all now
This is Reba
Well I'd be interested to know with Elton Walsby down there, I think Harold Kendall's going to sit next to him, I just wonder whether we can get a word with the Everton manager
Well apparently we can, well one thing is for sure, and that is that he must be mighty pleased with the way his men in blue are playing tonight, 2-0 up, inside the last 10 minutes
Wristich, thank you, Flair's onto the field there as you can see which is a bit stupid, and Gross making a great run, and Sarko for the first time called into action and responds superbly
Well there's a bit of class there Brian, he's had so little to do, and when suddenly called upon with about 82 minutes of the game gone, produces reactions like that
He stood up straight and kept his eye on the ball, and goalkeepers like a little bit more to do as you well know, but the way he's playing at our place on Saturday, the ball seems to stick to him like glue, and he's getting in the way of 99% of everything
Great
Panenka, oh what a good ball there, oh that could be a free kick, or it could be a penalty, it's not a penalty, the linesman has kept his flag by his side and shown
That it's a free kick right outside the penalty area, the very thing that Everton didn't want to give away, Panenka's already got the ball there, that wall has got to be built strongly and securely, and Southall behind it has got to be really alert
There's still 7 minutes left, and if Rapid Vienna could get a breakthrough now, all our talk about Everton winning could become premature, here's the kick and it hits the wall
I'll be interested Brian, in what you're going to do about all these rockets that appear to be coming in on the field, and certainly from the Rapid Vienna end
Correct, because we hear a lot of criticism about our lot wherever we go in Europe, I'll be interested to see what their officials do to the Viennese
And wouldn't you have thought with the events that we've had to endure over the last few days, it takes some sort of idiot to do that sort of thing
Well I just can't understand them, I had lunch in a square in Rotterdam today with some prison warders from Liverpool, and we were just saying what a magnificent ambassador the Everton fans were, and now we've got the opposition idiots getting flares on the field
Well they are being made to suffer at the moment, although the flag is up from offside against Graham Sharp, which was a curious decision I must say, he looked ok to me
You're quite right about the Everton fans, and thus far that has been the case, and I hope it stays that way, they've been magnificent ambassadors
So much so that I think in one of the squares in the town the police in fact made out a football pitch and had the local police playing Everton fans in a football game at lunchtime
Oh here's a chance for Tinko, Tinko!
Well what seemed impossible has happened
Rapid Vienna have found a breakthrough, Franck Hulme looking suspiciously offside with the flag stayed down
has brought Rapid Vienna dramatically back into the game with just five minutes left
Two-one
It's amazing what certain decisions can do in football, that looked offside from where they were sitting, Everton scored a goal that didn't look offside
Well here's Sheedy, well there's the answer!
Take that!
And if there were any lingering doubts for just a moment, that faithful effort of Kevin Sheedy is portrayable
Flying again, a lovely ball by Stan Lee, and he's got the ball
Flying again, a lovely ball by Stan Schaub for Kevin Sheedy
He kicks it absolutely magnificently, looks up, I think he clips the post and goes in, a beautiful reply
Three to one, four minutes left, Kevin Sheedy
And just when there might have been just the odd little bit of twitch amongst Everton and their fans
the reply was absolutely magnificent
Christch, Southall coming for it, they'd only conceded one goal in the European Cup Winners' Cup up to this point at Everton
and Bayern Munich scored in the semi-final
It's a Sheedy goal that must have brought some relief to the Everton bench I think
Blackliff's ball, finding Mountfield, he clashed with Gross, who's foot seemed rather high there on the Everton defender
Mountfield in fact touching his ribs
And Reid, finding Schaub, Bayern Schaub who scored in every round
But so far not in this one
Reid
A little over two minutes left
Bracewell
Reid
Just playing with them now, Everton, simple passing, and the Austrians themselves know that it's all up
The First Division Championship is theirs
The second leg of the treble is now on
And Everton's thoughts in a matter of a couple of minutes or so will start to turn to Wembley, to Manchester United, and to Saturday
Sheedy first though, Gray tackling back
Well the Austrians said they respected Everton as a fine side with no obvious weaknesses in it
and that really has proved to be the case tonight
About a minute or so left
But here's Panenka
Gary Stephens getting it away
Sharp up well, Panenka again
Sheedy, score of the third goal, Gray the score of the first if you've just joined us, 3-1 to Everton
Right at the end of this Cup winners' cup final in Rotterdam
Gary Stephens
Hits straight at the keeper
Apart from anything else, what do you think this does now for British football again and for your industry in particular, Brian?
Well it can't do any harm, we're back winning another European trophy, we seem to be in the habit of it all in the last 10-15 years
And I think we'll continue to win European trophies
And nobody's done it better than Everton tonight, they've done it with style, they've done it with class, they've done it with strength
and they've achieved everything without any problems
I think we've had two bookings, very very minor offences, and they're a credit to us
Well that's good to hear, and I think most people watching at home tonight would endorse all of that
It's not the final whistle, but it's a free kick to Rapid
It can't be more than a few seconds away
And Everton are close to winning the European Cup winners' cup
Greenhouse putting it through, the flag is up, he's offside
Free kick to Everton
They're nearly there
And now they are there
Everton have won it by 3-0 to 1, the goals from Jay, Stephen and Judy
Frankel replying to Rapid Vienna
Let's go down onto the touchline, and it'll be from Willis to Howard Kendall
For Howard Kendall, well done
Thank you very much indeed
You've seen something special tonight, that was an unbelievable performance, tremendous
What is the one aspect of it that really delighted you more than anything else?
I thought every one of our players was absolutely magnificent, it was a team performance you couldn't see any better
That was absolutely brilliant
The goals came at such a great time too, didn't they?
It was a good one, didn't it?
We nearly had an extra few moments at the end, but Kevin Shealy put that one away and it was all over
At the half time interval, you'd had so much possession, you hadn't scored, was there just a little element of doubt there in your mind at all?
No, we had to keep on playing as we were doing, no problems there
What about the fans? I think they're enjoying it
They're all happy again, aren't they?
Go and enjoy your moment as well as they can
Let's stay with us down here for a couple of moments, the jubilation scenes as you can expect are fantastic
Peter Reed is with us, Peter won the second one shall we?
He's in tonight and then out there on set
I'd like to say thanks to all them fans, they've been absolutely brilliant
Peter, well done, Kevin Radcliffe, you're going to lift that cup in a minute Kevin?
I hope so, nobody's going to get me there before me anyway
The club's first European trophy, what does it mean?
Great deal to me, a great deal to the fans and a great deal to the club, brilliant
Kevin, thanks a lot, Andy Gray's with us too
This is going to happen, you interviewed me too after going there, people are going to start talking, I don't know who
You scored the vital first goal and it was that
I think the second one's always the most fatal one, to be fair, I got the book through what we needed
We're definitely unlucky not to have first half, I'm absolutely delighted, don't you think?
No, let's go for the treble
I always said it was one of the great team performances
I think we're absolutely superb, I don't think there's any doubt about that
And I'll hand you over to Trevor Stevens
Oh he's a real thrower
Yes, Trevor Stevens, let's not get the name wrong, we're crying out loud
The second goal must have given you a great thrill
I had a good chance earlier on about 10 minutes before
I managed to turn in the box and keep my medical team safe
I thought I should have scored from there actually
But in the end we got the chance to win the book and the title to a score
Well we had to let you go, we didn't get our medal now
That's unfortunate
Thanks Trevor
Back to Brian now for these scenes as Everton received the European Cup Winners' Cup
Thank you Elton, it was great to get those two right after the finish there
And now the big moment
They've already had the First Division Championship trophy presented to them
Now it's the turn of the European Cup Winners' Cup to go back to Goodison Park
Slight hiccups as we always seem to get
The presentation in fact to be made by Mr Jacques Georges from France who is the President of UEFA
It's been pretty plain sailing for Everton most of the night here in Rotterdam
This might almost be the hardest journey of all
And the Everton fans, 20,000 of them and more in the stadium in Rotterdam
A joyous night for them and certainly their team has done British football proud
As Kevin Reckless raises the European Cup with his cup
Well he just had that minor scare
I guess also from the end when Crankel scored his goal and the lead was little to 2-1 but Schiede's immediate response put Everton back in the great heart
And made sure of a night that they never really ever looked like losing
And in the meantime the Austrian players almost shocked and numb really on the field there
They really don't know quite what's hit them and they were never truly in the game
There's jubilation among the Everton players and among their fans and in the words of Brian Clough doing it deservedly with class, strength and style
Well at this point we must leave viewers in Perth and Adelaide
Thank you for being with us and we hope you can join us at this time next week when we bring you the second leg of the UEFA Cup Final
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Welcome again to Big League Soccer as we come now to the last crucial weeks of the season
and still with so many issues to be decided
One of them is at the top of the First Division of the Canon League
where Everton have opened up quite a gap
but where Manchester United are still in with a chance and we feature United this week
It's their visit to Luton Town who themselves are fiercely involved in the relegation battle at the other end of the table
And then in the Second Division it's the continued rise of Oxford United
last season in the Third Division and now just one or two good results away from the First Division
So that's Oxford against Oldham Athletic
Two matches there with plenty of goals and I promise you plenty of drama as well
And also in the program today we talk to Frank McClintock about Arsenal's double side of 1971
and is there as he thinks a link with the Everton of 1985
First then it's Luton against Manchester United
It's certainly been a wonderful week for United after a thrilling victory over Liverpool in the replayed semi-final of the FA Cup
So now they are Wembley bound
But also they've not given up hope of catching Everton at the top of the First Division
And now this game at Luton has taken on a whole new meaning for Luton
They're beaten cup semi-finalists themselves and they're also deep in the relegation battle
So top and bottom of the table featured here, join me then and my co-commentator Ian St John at Kenilworth Road in Luton
Check first of all on the Manchester United side with Gary Bailey in goal
And the back four gives us another chance to measure the growing stature of Paul McGrath and 20-year-old Graham Hogg at the centre of the defence
who really were so effective against Liverpool in those Titanic semi-finals
A change for United in midfield, Gordon Strachan is out of the side with a rib injury
Yespa Olsen will now move to the right hand side, Arnold Muren comes in on the left
And really that's another reminder of United's frightening reserve strength
Up front Mark Hughes as we've said, in fact Mark passed a test on a hamstring injury this morning in a local park
He plays alongside Frank Stapleton
Luton Town there at full strength with Lesilien Goal
Their back four without any doubt has benefited by the arrival of Steve Foster from Aston Villa
And the midfield two has been pepped up by the arrival of another newcomer, Peter Nicholas, formerly of Crystal Palace and Arsenal
And their attack two has been strengthened today by the return of Mick Harford after injury
Watch out two for the exciting talent of Emeka Noajobi from Nigeria
Our referee here today is Tom Buhren of Yatondon in Berkshire
And away we go
Robson very quickly finding Stapleton
And now Gitman
Comes off David Priest for the throw
In fact for all the fact that Luton are in the bottom three, their record here at Kenilworth Road is something that United should think about
They've not lost here since mid-December against West Bromwich Albion
This is Tim Breaker
And challenged harshly right beneath us there by Norman Whiteside
In the first moments of the game
And he gets a word and a severe one from Tom Buhren
He also got a passing word from Steve Foster which may not have been printable
And Luton Town get a free kick
Well he's tough here isn't he Norman Whiteside
And we'll talk about him in just a moment as Hogg gets up well again there
Noajobi at the number ten and a goal kick
Well he certainly is tough but I thought that was a 50-50 ball
You know they were both chasing it there and I knew at Whiteside we'd go flying in because he always does that
But I mean that's the type of ball that a player can get a bad name for going for
And really and truly he had to go and challenge for that one round
Mitchell Thomas along clearance
Harford on the break
Support from Noajobi
And Nicholas
Breaker
Crowd cheering
Hill
Nicholas hitting it in first time
Harford missed it
Oh what a tremendous shot by Priest tipped away magnificently by Bailey
With a little over seven minutes gone
He's only ever scored one goal for Luton, David Priest
He very nearly got one in fact against Norwich here on Tuesday
A scorching shot pushed away by Bailey
A corner then to Luton
Looking for a goal that clearly would lift so much of their confidence
Harford playing it back again to little David Priest
Only five foot six of him
And
In the absence of tenacity he gets the ball away for United
Nicholas
Hock versus Noajobi
Hill coming up quickly for Luton
In for Noajobi
The shot is blocked
It might come from Bernstein
Miraculously saved by Bailey
Two tremendous saves by Bailey
In the opening 11 minutes of the game
And that was absolutely marvellous but it's not over yet
As it skims across the United penalty area
Good start for Luton
But nothing has yet on the scoreboard
Breaker
And Bailey again
Some save that again
Oh fantastic save by Gary Bailey
That's two brilliant saves really he's kept United in this game
Good play by Luton
Noajobi's shot deflected there and there was a steam
And how Bailey got to that I don't know it's a tremendous save
Elson
Two of the smallest blokes on the field there
You usually find out that the two little fellas always start tangling each other
And there they are again that time Priest got the better of Olsen
But Robson's very imaginative pass finds Goodman
Olsen touches it on
And Olsen again
Notting it wide the first real threat from Manchester United
I think there was a flag up there Brian
Yeah the linesman had his flag up for possibly off save
Possibly have a look at it from this angle
That was Norman Whiteside going in for the initial header
And really and truly I don't think there is anybody off save there but the linesman had pretty flag up
May have been for the challenge actually
Good play by Harford finding Ricky Hill just gets it back to Nicholas
And Whiteside being called
And Olsen you can see in the picture there not happy that the United midfield player should be called to the referee for the third time in this game in 29 minutes
And he's pointing you can see that I've told you there I've told you there and I'm telling you now
And he hasn't taken a name
The challenge
By Whiteside going in there the number four on Ricky Hill
Going in there the number four on Ricky Hill
In the meantime Whiteside trying to get the ball away from his own penalty area
Three way collision
Ricky Hill ends up the winner
Lucas Throw coming towards the half hour now
Hill to Nicholas
Deep towards Foster
Now by Harford
A free kick to Manchester United
It's a different test for the United defenders in this particular match Brian compared to the cup ties because you know Liverpool don't throw high balls up to the front men
But today there's a lot of that stuff going on and Harper's winning a lot of it and of course Foster when he comes up for the free kicks and corner kicks he's getting his share of headers as well and the two centre backs are having to cope with a different style today
United throw
Aubaston with it
Hughes
Ooh an intergent overhead kick oh great save again by Sealy
That time from Whiteside's header
That was really a classy bit of football
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The corner about to be taken and Jesper Olsen will take it and a goal kick
When you're talking about Mark Hughes because there was a lovely little bit of skill there from him wasn't it when he controlled the flick and then a hitch kick over and a big Norman Whiteside down with a good head and a good save from the goalkeeper
Jerry, Harford, Bra, Nicholas, Breaker, Will the Pine Hill
That's very pleasant football there from Luton Town in the end it comes through the bay
Applause from the crowd, United and Luton fans
Goodman, of course back
That's it away John Goodman
Having this fortune to start life as a Liverpool apprentice who cleaned Ian St John's boots as we said in an earlier Big Match Live
Yeah and very badly too
Oh, Jobe this could be the chance and he lost it
Harford couldn't pick it up and there really was an opening there for Luton Town
There's Breaker, Harford, Breaker, can you keep it in?
Well, now Jobe actually Brian was very very unlucky there because the ball just bobbled away from him as he took it in there
Again, imaginative play, lovely little touch off by Harford, there's Jobe, took Arthur Alberson on there, got clear and it was there that the ball just bobbled behind him
Otherwise I'm sure he would have scored with that one
But he's certainly as I said earlier a very unpredictable player and one who's also very strong and anything around the box at all you know defenders can bounce off him, he's a very strong boy
Bailey, oh he's misjudged it
Well for a moment that was going to look like a great moment of embarrassment for the Manchester United keeper
Completely misjudged the bounce, Harford struggled to get to it, in the end it was Hoggett Inc who came to the rescue
Break up, beating stable in the air, a four for Robson possibly, too high for Olsen, Mitchell Thomas now, on for Priest
And the fullback making a galloping overlap but Priest was looking up considering all things and didn't spot Olsen
Ewells, closely watched by Foster, still tries to get the ball to Murren, oh my goodness, Murren's okay, not sure about a member of the crowd, Nicholas, Harford
It's been some very pleasant football played by particularly by Lothman in this first half but there's Goodman getting it away and surely Hughes offside
Creaking to be taken by Steve Foster as the half time whistle goes without a goal
Thanks in no small measure to two tremendous saves by Gary Bailey early in the game from David Priest and from Bryan Steen
Mujobi, Emekun Mujobi has had one or two chances for Luton Town as well but it remains goalless after 45 minutes
The two sides have played some 11 games here and Manchester United have won six of them and Luton have won only one
I think in David Priest's time as manager here since 1978 he was saying he doesn't ever remember a victory against Manchester United
Well today would be an excellent day for Luton to break that habit
They had a good first half, need to continue that sort of form and hope they can beat the man in possession at the moment, Gary Bailey
Good throw out to Arnold Murren
Nicholas swarming in, Foster likewise
Olsen, Goodman, Priest
Foster
We should look for a little more urgency from Manchester United in this second half, we get the message that Ron Atkinson has given his team quite a going over at half time, he was far from satisfied with their performance in the first 45 minutes
Grant Steen having a right old battle there and the free kick given against Paul McGrath in favour of Luton Town
Priest and Foster behind it
Halford, he's now completed
Foster wanting the referee out of the way, Nicholas away on the right hand side might be a key figure in this, indeed he is
What a shot, pushed away well by Bailey
A really well executed free kick by Luton Town, Foster drawing the defender onto him, playing it for Nicholas there and a real screaming shot and another good save by Gary Bailey
So Luton's corner, can they make it pay? It's with Ricky Hill, laid back again to Priest, good cross there and Bailey under a lot of pressure to get it away but the flag was up
And the whistle went, it's a free kick that Luton very often employed, not normally with Peter Nicholas the number 4 there but David Moss when he plays
Throw given to Manchester United, in the corner, now Hawks going forward menacingly for this one, McRae's in there too, Whiteside and Stapleton plenty of heights and good headers of the ball
Now claiming handball but they got a corner
So Olsen again with a corner, Goodman's gone running forward to try and make a short corner available but it's not there, Foster's had a clearance, McRae putting it in again, Foster putting it behind once more so it'll be another corner
So Olsen again with it, they claim handball that time by Mitchell Thomas, Hogg hoping that Hughes will get to this one
It's got Robinson available behind him but he's got a good cross in there towards Stapleton and in the end it is a goal kick
It certainly was a good cross wasn't it, I didn't think any of the Luton boys thought he was going to get it over and there was Frank to knock it past the post as Hughes just managed to keep it in
Good ball across from Stapleton who was a marvellous header of the ball but again just the angle too good wide
The United supporters certainly got plenty to be happy about if not today as we still stand at 0-0 but the Ports are going to Wembley yet again
Olsen to get it, Steyn has made something of that, Thomas with the cross towards Hockard
He might be a little disappointed with that although it came rather swiftly towards him and he was pretty well covered and smothered by Hogg
A super cross again by Thomas, just managed to get his head to it there but a difficult ball for him really but there was a lot of pace in it there, he didn't have enough time to adjust himself to get on the end of it
Foster versus Hughes, it's Foster's ball
Just as we look at the incident again, there wasn't much other that the referee could have given I think
I don't think anyone would dispute that one though, I mean Gary just got beaten to the ball by Steyn's pace there, he just ran into him
Well David fleeked down to have a word with the substitute Wayne Turner
Well Gary Bailey really has some work to do now, David Moss took the penalty against Norwich here on Tuesday night but he's not playing
And Mick Harford has got the ball in his hand so it'll be the big striker who looks as though he's got the responsibility
And what a responsibility that is as Brian Steyn, the man who was floored by Gary Bailey gets up
It was a back pass I think by Hogg which didn't really look as though it was ever going to carry to Gary Bailey
And so now Luton have this heaven sent opportunity for Harford
It's the score!
Bailey got his hands firmly to it but not enough to stop the celebrations
Well as you see Gary did read it right, it was a good penalty actually, it was going to wane to the corner, Goalkeeper did well actually, just going to hand to it
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He does something good and with a good goal scoring record at the moment because he's got four in his last five for Luton
Including two here against Norwich and Midway
Another free kick to Luton Town
It's her toss
Olsen, with a third attempt gets to it, finds Murin
There are plenty of redshirts up and it could mean danger
Here's Stapleton, Hughes waiting in the middle and Foster too
And it might come through for Jasper Olsen and Sealy didn't know where it was
And it went behind in the end for the corner
As United came storming back with a really fine move
And that's produced the corner
And here's Arnold Murin to take it
Stapleton there
Oh and in the end it's Whiteside
Well there's relief amongst the United fans
A lack of concentration just for a moment by Luton Town
Leicester complaining to the referee, obviously thought he was hampered as he went to that ball ground, we may be able to see it here
He certainly went down on a barrage of bodies there didn't he?
And that was Norman Whiteside who swung his right foot at it and ended up on the underside of the bar
So 1-1 it stands
Two goals in a little over two minutes
And McDuxbury looks as though he's about to come on for Manchester United's substitution
Well the Olsen who goes off although he's moving a little more freely now
Of course this is a ground Ian isn't it that the Football Association decided it's got to be fenced in although Luton are appealing against that after that recent cup tie disturbance here
And looking at the good Luton folk particularly on the far side in that little stand over there
And there's a family enclosure beneath us
Luton are appealing, they feel very aggrieved about the whole thing
And there's certainly been a very nice atmosphere here this afternoon, I feel a bit sorry for them, I have a lot of sympathy for their cause
Kill
Goodman injured for the moment
And Robson battling away
Now Whiteside
Goodman on his feet again
Robson
And Robson again, good save by Sealy
And another corner
That was absolutely fabulous play from Brian Robson because he started the move by winning the ball in the middle of the field he carried on and carried on and ended up getting a right hand shot, right foot shot in there to go keep it in well really to knock away from the corner
Mirren with the corner
Robson with the header
Going back on that flight I know that there has got to be action taken obviously by the football association and so on
But I think you know the business of putting fences right the way around the ground is certainly something that Luton are not happy about
Well I mean I wouldn't like to be a season ticket holder sitting over there looking through barriers or wires or whatever
I know you can tell looking at them you know that old family it's a family outing over there isn't it
Played into the path of Peter Nicholas trying to force his way through
Little preaches in there too that is a free kick the foul by Brian Robson
Now this could be very interesting indeed
With one minute plus time to be added on for any injuries
David Fleet the Luton manager knows that this could be such an important strike for his team
Priest and Foster behind it Nicholas lurking behind them and united with every player bar none back in their own penalty area now
Foster driving it it's against the crossbar now what's going to happen to it now and it's back
Harford applause from the Luton manager delight all around Kenilworth Road what a dramatic finale
McHarford claims it after that crushing free kick from Steve Foster against the crossbar
Marjoby trying to get in there as well and in the end yes the bounce comes off McHarford's head and Luton are in the lead
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So it's a result that virtually seals the first division title I would say for Everton there they are with a handsome 10-point lead now at the top of the first division
Tottenham in third place but they've lost their fourth successive home game this latest one against Struggler's Ipswich, Liverpool, Southampton, all the others
They're on the caption in fact they are now seeking places high enough to qualify for the UEFA Cup next season
As we turn to the bottom well an important victory it's turned out to be for Luton it takes them out of the bottom three
Stoke obviously are doomed already Coventry have problems Sunderland certainly have problems
West Ham and Ipswich like Luton did themselves great favors this weekend by winning
Now just before we come to our second match an interesting little item that we thought you might enjoy because here in Britain there is immense speculation that Everton in fact could make it a first division league and FA Cup double
They are well clear at the top of the first division as you've seen and now face Manchester United in the FA Cup final
But the last club to achieve this were Arsenal in 1971 they were captained superbly that season by Frank McClintock and Frank can see similarities between Arsenal then and the Everton of today Jim Rosenthal reports
Frank McClintock MBE was one of the great skippers he relished the responsibilities of captaincy and drove Arsenal to the top
His collection of honors may not look too impressive but most players would settle for just one of those medals
In 1971 McClintock was footballer of the year how do Everton 85 compare with the Arsenal team he led to the double
I think we had 11 players very very good players with no weaknesses at all
Some people kindly thought there was one or two great players on our side but I don't think I'm being unkind to the Arsenal players
By saying I don't think we had any great players but we had some excellent players with a smashing attitude I think Everton are a little bit similar to that
They've got 11 really good players who have got marvellous team spirit who look as though they believe in each other
Who look as though they enjoy playing in the blue shirt of Everton like we did in the red and white shirt for Arsenal
And if you can get 11 players working towards the same aim and no one gets special treatment it's a very hard thing to stop
Because you've got a feeling of as though you can't get beat you go you even sit in your own team bus and you look around your team
And you think we've got a chance here today and that's the feeling I had when I was with the Arsenal
That we could go almost anywhere in the country and come back with a result and I think Everton must begin through a similar thing like that just now
Yes after 20 odd matches without defeat do you think the players there start to believe they're invincible?
I think so yeah they've got some terrific qualities as well they've got a back four that look as though if they get a goal in front then it's all over
And they're unlikely to crumble and yield and they've got a goalkeeper at the back as well South Hill
Who apart from a couple of half slips in the European Cup match against Bayern Munich has looked magnificent this year
Frank I know it's tough to make comparisons but how do you compare your two Kennedy and Radford with Gray and Sharp of Everton these days?
Very very similar two lads round about six foot well made if you're in defence and you're in trouble you could smack a ball up there
And you knew with John Radford and Ray Kennedy they either be holding it up or chasing after it and making it a good ball or making a bad pass into a good pass
And I think Andy Gray and Sharp have got that facility
Beautiful play there by Armstrong, oh and a dummy there and it's Kennedy in! Oh a fine goal by Kennedy!
Kennedy on the goal line Armstrong with the corner and Radford oh yes!
How great an achievement do you think it would be if Everton did follow your team and did the double?
Well to a certain extent Jim to be honest I hope they just I hope they don't do it because I don't think they're going to be able to do it
I hope they just I hope they don't do it because I remember Alan Muller when we played Spurs and we had to beat Spurs and then we went on to beat Liverpool in the final to win the double
He was fuming because he was very proud of Spurs being one of the very few sides to do it and I can understand that a little bit now
And although I would love to see Everton doing well I hope that our record remains intact a little bit longer
Frank McClintock then captain of Arsenal now as you probably know manager of 3rd division Brentford
Well our second match today features Oxford United and what a thrilling run they've had
They were promoted from the 3rd division last season and now they've got a healthy four point lead at the top of the 2nd division having won outright six of their last seven games
They've got to start clear favourites obviously against an Oldham team who are 16th in the table and who in contrast have taken only one point from their last four matches
Our commentator at Oxford is Tony Guber
Oli MacDonald, John Truich, all turned into trouble rather dived in there Truich, John Maguire
Tony Henry with the free kick
Well won by Shotton
And McDermott knocks it on for Jones
Now it's 3 on 2 as McDermott on his inside wasn't a good ball
Brock, oh what a smasher! Kevin Brock's seventh goal of the season and didn't he strike it well
But McDermott picked him out so well, it looked as though the impetus of that attack had broken down when Oldham pulled players back quickly
But that ball from Brock sprinting in on the left side and he hit it right in between the keeper and the post
Well now the Oxford fans find the voices that Jim Smith has been appealing for that he hopes will carry his team not only into the 1st division but also to the 2nd division championship as well
And that would be a bit of history because no league side has won the 3rd division championship and the 2nd division championship in successive seasons
But Oxford could do just that
McDermott's been missing the presence of Hamilton, the big striker who's out injured
Oh Hebbard easily getting round the defender
It's a goal kick, Trevor Hebbard now 26, ever present for Oxford this season
Cost £80,000 when they signed him in March 82
Oh what a poor kick by Gorham, he's put Jones in possession, it was only the keeper to beat, finds Oldridge, is that 29?
It is, no offside
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The
McDonnell back to his keeper and Parker might get there, he has
Hardwick's had a goal but he's got back now, oh Quinn! Had to be!
And Oxford will have to blame themselves for that
Well, Jim Smith will have some things to say to his defenders in the dressing room at half time
They've put themselves under dreadful pressure there
Hardwick came off his line, was out of position
And Mike Quinn of Oldham puts his team back into the match with his 16th goal of the season
Henry and Ward, Tony Henry again
Quinn and McGuire
Pettidonkey, Parker
Ward and Parker, some good play here by Oldham
Oh Palmer!
And he's got it, he's got it, he's got it
Ward and Parker, some good play here by Oldham
Oh Palmer!
Well, another bright bit of football by Oldham
Playing steadily, keeping possession, working their way forward
Roger Palmer wasn't far away from that
Hardwick had to be brave as he went down at the feet of the Oldham winger
Edward forward to David Langham
Edward goes on the outside
And tackled by 18 year old Andy Barlow
Was at grammar school last season
And off Barlow for another Oxford corner
Made his debut, Barlow, at the start of the season
Ten is Hebbard, Aldridge is standing alongside the keeper
On by Hebbard
Jones
Truick, nice back heel by Aldridge
This is Truick, McDermott in support
This is Brock, Bobby McDonald
Bobby McDonald, sixth goal of the season
And he's got it, he's got it, he's got it
Bobby McDonald, sixth goal of the season
And he ought to thank John Aldridge because it was that very cheeky back heel
Defined Truick, that enabled Oxford to keep the pressure on
Eventually get in the cross, it went across the face of the goal, was knocked back
And Bobby McDonald, the full back was there to head a simple goal
And that perhaps will make amends for that dreadful back pass just before half time
Briggs, Lengen lays it back nicely for Brock
Beach Jones couldn't get past Barlow
Brock
Brock, Hebbard and Lengen
Hebbard knocked it down for Aldridge, what a good goal
That came out of Oxford's own half, played forward by Shotten
A high ball, Hebbard jumped highest and played it down perfectly for Aldridge
And didn't he look just like Ian Rush as he turned and hit that
Gorham just got a hand to it
Well even the sun's come out to shine on Oxford's afternoon as Aldridge goes forward again
Gorham out of his area to clear
Rhodes Brown was fouled by Alex Jones
Gorham tells the defensive wall where he wants him to stand
Hebbard chips it forward, McDonald, the cueing up the Oxford players
Brock, Rhodes Brown
One fisted away by Gorham and Ward's happy to kick it anywhere, only as far as Lengen
Oh yes! It's a hat-trick for Aldridge of the highest quality
What a player this man is, he'd salute the cross from Lengen
Mark Ward the man who didn't really kick it far enough away
But you can't give Aldridge a sight of goal
And that takes the season's total to 31
And some first division defences will tremble to face him next season
Quinn
He's scripted as he tried to wriggle himself the position
So in the last moments of the match, Aldridge with the free kick right on the edge of Oxford's area
All the Oxford players back in their own half as Ward takes the free kick
And in at the post, came back to Maguire
Ward's free kick seemed to fly off a defender, but it was a good one
And in at the post, came back to Maguire, Ward's free kick seemed to fly off a defender, hit the post, and came back to Mick Maguire
Well Oxford are almost there, there they are at the top of the second division
In fact they came up you may remember as third division champions
Their aim now is to go into the first division as second division champions
Birmingham, they're having a good run
Blackburn too had a terrible wobble about a month or so ago and seem to have lost their chance
They've come back strongly again
Manchester City doing well, Portsmouth also well in the running there even though they were beaten this weekend away to Crystal Palace
Well I hope very much you enjoyed the program today
It was a day when Luton Town gave themselves a lifeline to safety in the first division
My word, how late they left it though
I look forward to being with you again next week on Big League Soccer
Priest and Foster behind it, Nicholas lurking behind them
And united with every player, far none, back in their own penalty area now
Foster driving it, it's against the crossbar
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Good morning and welcome, I'm Les Murray and on behalf of SBS Television
Let me welcome viewers of TVW7 in Perth for the highlights of this morning's final of the European Cup Winners Cup
It's between Everton of England and Rapid of Vienna
And of course Everton poised to take out the Big Treble
They have already won the English League Championship just a few days ago
And on Saturday they meet Manchester United in the FA Cup Final
The pressure on them, but of course still they're the favourites
Rapid Vienna are the underdogs, they were runners up in the Austrian League last season
And they were of course the winners of the Cup in that country
So an interesting tussle at the Feinord Stadium in Rotterdam where your commentator is Brian Moore
We have a one minute silence in memory of those who died and suffered so badly in the fire at Badford City on Saturday
The world of football has truly united in its sorrow for those who are bereaved
The silence that has been observed around the world where these pictures are going
And observed in the rock and roll of the New England team
And the crowd is just so much more excited and excited
And the pictures are going and observed in the right spirit here in Rotterdam
So it's Rapid Vienna in green and white stripes attacking the goal
To our right but it's read on the attack for Everton as Pristic stumbled at a most inopportune moment
And here he is again on the ball, killed it off in...
In Rotterdam for the moment unfortunately but let's just talk over this action
Oh here we are, Brian Moore is back, so let's go back to Brian
Stevens and Trevor Stevens and the big number 6 there, Kenas not really getting it away
The cross coming over but it's behind for the goal kick
The crowd is going and observed in the right spirit
And he joined the club at about Christmas time, Michael LaConcel
Playing his 5th full first team game, it's some ordeal for him
Good jump by Rackliffe, here's Pristic
And Crankle, little touch for Brown-Eder
The feeling is about Kanenka, 37 years old, the midfielder is that he isn't fully fit
And that's why he's been made the substitute but he might welcome on Gary Stevens in danger of being caught out by Crankle
That's a shove in the back, provides Everton with a free kick
Pat Van Der Houd, Kevin Sheedy
And towards Andy Gray, Pristic there first, an all action player getting it back to his keeper
This is Weber the sweeper
Crankjaw, Weber
Mountfield to Rackliffe, Brandon Howe
Sharp trying to come up his man, collecting, finding Reid
And the ball is in the net, it's a good one, it's a good one
Sharp trying to come up his man, collecting, finding Reid, Brandon Howe
Pristic away, Rackliffe
Another very good turn set by Gaga, and Sharp turns it back again towards Andy Gray
And it's going to be above Trey's head
Crankjaw giving the ball away, Trevor Stephen there now for Everton
Good sprightly start this by the English champions, Brown-Era, Crankjaw, ball down, the foul by Sheedy
And that's your number one warning says referee Kazarin
Crankjaw who's a Yugoslav like the rapid manager, who is Otto Baric
Three kick to be taken by Brown-Era, Crankjaw, nice turn by the Yugoslav
It's stopped by Bracewell, and now Peter Reid, Trevor Stephen outside him
Andy Gray up front, Sharp at the far post
And Weber doing a good defending job
Everton slow, Gary Stephens looking to be ready to hurl a long ball into that rapid penalty area
Good long one it is as well, but well caught by the keeper
Mountfield getting there before Packalt, Brandon Howe, Stephen
I think in most people's minds Everton a slight favourite for this game
Gary Stephens, Sharp trying to get in but good defending that time by the number three Kurt Gagga
And a free kick
Early impressions Brian Clough? It's competitive, Everton have been the most competitive side all season
And they're not letting it slip tonight either
For a cup final, particularly a European Cup final, this is as competitive as I've seen in the first five minutes for many a year
This is Lyon of the fullback, Ryshtick
And Blacklip just a little too competitive there, conceding the free kick for the foul on Kienast
Good one, the ref has hardly been in the Everton half so far with six minutes gone