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Ray Wood and Peter McParland go down injured in the 1957 FA Cup Final

Ray Wood and Peter McParland go down injured in the 1957 FA Cup Final


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Ray Wood and Peter McParland go down injured in the 1957 FA Cup Final

Football - 1956 / 1957 FA Cup - Final: Aston Villa 2 Manchester United 1
The Ray Wood injury incident. Manchester United goalkeeper Ray Wood and Villas Peter McParland receive attention after clashing at Wembley. Villa captain Johnny Dixon checks on McParland and Uniteds Bobby Charlton is behind. Jackie Blanchflower took over in goal as no substitutes were allowed

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In this iconic print from the 1957 FA Cup Final, we witness a dramatic moment that would forever be etched in football history. Manchester United goalkeeper Ray Wood and Aston Villa's Peter McParland are seen lying on the ground, injured after a collision at Wembley Stadium. The intensity of the match is palpable as both players receive immediate medical attention. Villa captain Johnny Dixon rushes to check on his fallen teammate, showing great sportsmanship amidst the fierce competition. Behind them stands Bobby Charlton of Manchester United, anxiously observing the situation. With no substitutes allowed during that era, Jackie Blanchflower steps up to take over in goal for United. This image captures not only the physicality and toughness of football but also highlights the camaraderie and respect between rival teams. It serves as a reminder of how injuries can change the course of a game and showcases the sacrifices made by players for their clubs' success. Colorsport Images has beautifully preserved this historical moment through their exceptional photography skills. This print allows us to relive an unforgettable incident that shaped one of England's most prestigious football competitions – an event where passion, skill, and determination collided on hallowed grounds.

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