Pitch Invasion Collection

Brighton and Hove Albion FC: Electric Atmosphere as Fans Roar on Their Team during Championship Showdown vs
Brighton fans during the EFL Sky Bet Championship game between Brighton and Hove Albion and Wigan Athletic at the American Express Community Stadium, Falmer on the 17th April 2017

English FA Cup Third Round replay match. Southend United 2 v Liverpool 3. Liverpool fans run onto the pitch as they celebrate their teams victory at the end of the match. 8th January 1958

England v Australia Fifth Test match at the Oval for the Ashes. 19th August 1953

The first FA Cup Final is held at the new Wembley Stadium in London, 28 April 1923, (1935). Police trying to keep the crowds back at the first Football Association Challenge Cup final match between

Sunderland 0-0 Newcastle, Division Two match held at Roker Park. Fans invaded the pitch during the game. 13th May 1990

FA Cup Semi Final Replay at Villa Park. Liverpool 3 v Leicester City 1. Peter Cormack mobbed by fans who have invaded the pitch during celebrations at the end of the match. 3rd April 1974

English FA Cup match at Portman Road Ipswich Town 0 v Manchester United 1. United fans run onto the pitch after George Best as they celebrate victory January 1970 70-00076-010

England wins The Ashes against Australia, Oval Cricket Ground, London, 1926, (1935). The enthusiastic crowd swarming across the ground to congratulate the English team

Ants nest carelessly broken open, or Wembley Stadium seen from the cockpit of an aeroplane? (b / w photo)
3637374 Ants nest carelessly broken open, or Wembley Stadium seen from the cockpit of an aeroplane? (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Hereford United fans celebrate by running on the pitch after second goal Hereford United vs Newcastle United

Liverpool clinch the League title with a 3-1 win at Wolves, delivering Bob Paisley his first championship as Liverpool manager

English League Division One match at St Andrews. Birmingham City 3 v Liverpool 1. John Toshack, who scored his sides only goal

Liverpool captain Ron Yeats is surrounded by worshipping fans who have run on to the pitch at the end of the Second Division League match against Southampton

Liverpool fans spill on to the field much to the annoyance of the Walsall goalkeeper during the two teams FA Cup fourth Round match which ended in a goalless draw. 17th February 1968

European Cup Second Round Second Leg match at Anfield. Liverpool 2 v Ajax 2 (Ajax go through 7-3 on aggregate). Jubilation for Ajax players and supporters at the final whistle. 14th December 1966

Liverpool clinch the League title with a 3-1 win at Wolves, delivering Bob Paisley his first championship as Liverpool manager. Jimmy Case is carried off the pitch after the match at Molineux

1966 World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. England 4 v West Germany 2. Some people are on the pitch..... England supporters run on to the pitch in the dying seconds of the match prompting the famous

Lancashire v Glamorgan, John Players League at Old Trafford, Manchester. Glamorgan beat David Lloyds Lancashire by 34 runs

FA Cup First Round match at Selhurst Park. Crystal Palace 3 v Portsmouth 0. Palace fans run on to the pitch at the end as they celebrate victory. 4th November 1961

UEFA Cup Final Second Leg match in Munich. Borussia Munchengladbach 2 v Liverpool 0. (Liverpool win 3-2 on aggregate). Celebrations for LIverpool as they win their first European trophy with Kevin

Birmingham City players mobbed by jubilant fans who have run onto the pitch as they clinch promotion to the First Division following their 2-0 victory over Cardiff City. 4th May 1985

Thousands of Birmingham City fans swarm onto the pitch after their team clinched promotion to the First Division following their 1-0 victory over Leyton Orient. 2nd May 1972

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Cardiff City 1 v Arsenal 0. Fans rush onto the pitch following Cardiffs 1-0 Wembley victory. 23rd April 1927

England v Australia Fifth Test match at the Oval for the Ashes. The crowds rush onto the pitch at the end as they celebrate Englands 1-0 win in the series. 19th August 1953

A policeman on a white horse tries to control crowds which came on to the pitch before the start of the game between West Ham and Bolton in the 1923 FA Cup Final. 28th April 1923

Crowds sit in the goalmouth after they came on to the pitch before the start of the game between West Ham and Bolton in the 1923 FA Cup Final. 28th April 1923

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Nottingham Forest. Peter Knowles runs off the pitch to avoid fans, he left football to become a Jehovahs Witness. 8th October 1969

Everton forward Bob Latchford mobbed by jubilant fans after scoring his 30th goal of the seaon in the 6-0 win over Chelsea at Goodison Park. 29th April 1978

FA Cup Third Round match at Gardner Green Lane. Sutton United 2 v Coventry City 1. Sutton United player mobbed by jubilant fans at the end of the match. 7th January 1989

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Everton 3 v Sheffield Wednesday 2. A jubilant Everton fan is rugby tackled by a police officer as he runs on to the pitch in celebration of Everton scoring a goal

Scotland Football Fans invade the Wembley pitch April 1977 Scottish fans invade the Wembley pitch and destroy the goalposts following their victory against England in the Home International match

Some of the Scottish fans who invade the Wembley pitch following their 2-1 victory against England in the Home International match. Wembleys goalposts were destroyed in the pitch invasion

Coventry City v Wolves. Home game win for the Sky Blues. The final score was 3-1. 29th April 1967

Manchester United supporters crowd onto the pitch at Old Trafford to celebrate their teams return to Division One following their 4-0 victory in the English Division Two match against Blackpool

FA Cup Semi Final match at Highbury. Everton 1 v Southampton 0 after extra time. Evertons Andy Gray tries to avoid a group of fans who have run onto the pitch at the end. 16th March 1984

England vs. West Indies. West Indian fans on the pitch

Luton v. Norwich. F. A. Cup semi-final replay at Birmingham
Luton v. Norwich. F.A. Cup semi-final replay at Birmingham. Lutons Billy Bingham scorer of the only goal being chaired off the field. March 1959 P007985

Liverpool manager Bill Shankly celebrates on the picth at Wembley following his sides 3-0 victory over Newcastle United in the FA Cup Final. 6th May 1974

FA Cup Semi Final match at Villa Park. Liverpool 2 v Chelsea 0. Liverpool fans on the pitch as they celebrate their teams victory. 27th March 1965

FA Cup Semi Final match at Villa Park. Liverpool 2 v Chelsea 0. Liverpool footballer Ian St John protected by policemen as fans run onto the pitch to celebrate their teams victory. 27th March 1965

Manchester United fans celebrate on the pitch at Meadow Lane after a 2-2 draw against Notts County ensured their promotion back to the top flight of English football. 19th April 1975

England v Pakistan at Edgbaston. Imran Khan is mobbed by fans after getting out. 1st August 1982

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"Pitch Invasion: A Historic Phenomenon Uniting Football Fans" From the iconic clash between Brighton and Hove Albion and Wigan Athletic in the EFL Sky Bet Championship on 17th April 2017, to England's triumphant victory over Australia in the Fifth Test match at the Oval for the Ashes on 19th August 1953, pitch invasions have forever etched their mark in sporting history. The intensity of emotions reached its pinnacle as fans flooded onto the hallowed turf during that unforgettable Brighton and Hove Albion versus Wigan Athletic encounter. The electric atmosphere pulsated through every corner of the stadium, as supporters reveled in their team's success or vented frustration at a disappointing result. It was a moment when boundaries blurred, uniting rival factions under one shared passion for football. This phenomenon is not limited to modern times; it has been witnessed throughout history. The first FA Cup Final held at London's new Wembley Stadium on 28th April 1923 saw an eruption of jubilant spectators celebrating their team's triumph. Similarly, England clinching The Ashes against Australia at Oval Cricket Ground in London back in 1926 left cricket enthusiasts delirious with joy. Not all they are driven by victories alone; they can also be sparked by intense rivalries or extraordinary circumstances. Take Sunderland versus Newcastle's Division Two match held at Roker Park where both sets of fans spilled onto the field amidst fierce competition and heated exchanges. Even FA Cup Semi Final Replays like Liverpool versus Leicester City at Villa Park witnessed passionate celebrations from loyal supporters. These moments transcend mere sport; they embody unity, camaraderie, and unadulterated devotion to one's team. Whether it be an English FA Cup match between Ipswich Town and Manchester United or Hereford United fans rejoicing after a second goal, these pitch invasions serve as reminders that the beautiful game has an unparalleled ability to bring people together.