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100 Chelsea Premier League Goals Competing in the Premiership, Chelsea has always been a team with great goal scorers and now fans can relive some of their greatest efforts over and over again. Goals on display here include Dan Petrescu's graceful chip over a stranded Ian Walker, Gudjohnsen's calm slot past a despairing Barthez of Manchester United, and Gianfranco Zola's acute angle lob over Richard Wright in the Everton goal. Relive these goals all over again and 97 more as we look back at Chelsea's all time top 100 goals of the F.A. Premier League

1970 FA Cup Final vs Leeds The first time is always the sweetest; as Chelsea came from behind three times over two matches to eventually clinch the trophy that had eluded them so far in their history. There was no love-lost. Harris and Hunter epitomised the spirit of the pitch. There was heart, there was commitment and there was desire. Wembley failed to find a winner and to Old Trafford it went. In a season that had promised so much, Don Revie and Leeds United were left heart-broken as the FA Cup headed to Stamford Bridge for the first time ever.

1997 FA Cup Final vs Middlesbrough In Ruud Gullit's first season in charge, the Blues reacquainted themselves with the country's most prestigious competition after 27 years of waiting. It was a day that history was created. Ruud Gullit himself became the first foreign coach to win a domestic honour and Roberto Di Matteo scored Wembley's fastest ever FA Cup final goal after only 43 seconds.

2000 FA Cup Final vs Aston Villa Appearing in their third FA Cup Final in seven years, Chelsea were intent on repeating their success of 1997. In this, the last ever FA Cup Final to be played beneath the presence of the Twin Towers, it was truly a Blue day. Roberto Di Matteo proved to be Chelsea's Wembley Hero for the second time, when he rifled the ball home from two yards, but the image of the Chelsea skipper Dennis wise and his newborn son receiving the trophy will go down in Wembley history.

Arsenal FOUR EVER!

1971

Having all already clinched the league title, the Gunners headed for Wembley chasing that all elusive double.

Facing what was to be the second of Bill Shankly's great sides, it took extra time and a moment of class to separate these two giants of the English game.

Regarded as one of the most enduring images of FA Cup final history, Charlie George lay flat on his back having clinched the winning goal deep in extra time, after both teams had endured a match of pulsating football and a hatful of missed chances.

1979

Regarded as Wembley's finest finale, this was the final where the best was definitely saved until last.

With United competing in their third final of the late 70's and Arsenal looking to avenge their shock defeat to Ipswich the previous year, the stage was set for a heavyweight showdown between two of the country's most prestigious teams in the very last final of the decade.

1993

In the Premiership's inaugural season, Arsenal once again created history by becoming the first Club ever to attain a domestic cup double, winning both the FA Cup and League Cup in the same season.

Ironically, the Gunners met Sheffield Wednesday in both finals, and defeated their Yorkshire rivals by the same score in both finals, albeit with the aid of a replay in this one.

1998

History is re-written once again, as the Gunners become only the second team in English football history to win a second double in Arsene Wenger's first full season in charge at Highbury.

Arsenal had twice lost FA Cup Finals to Newcastle, either side of the war in 1932 and 1952, but faced them on this occasion as overwhelming favourites to add the Cup to their recently claimed Premiership crown.

Liverpool The Ultimate Collection DVD Boxset

From the landmark Cup Final success in 1965 straight through to the ground breaking 2006 showdown with West Ham at Cardiff's Millennium stadium, there's nothing quite like one of the greatest clubs in the world competing in the greatest domestic knock-out competition.

For 73 years the FA Cup remained a notable absentee in the Liverpool Trophy Room, but since that historic day in 1965 when Ron Yeats finally held the trophy aloft, some unforgettable memories have been created and legends born, with perhaps the most notable being the most recent, as that 90th minute strike in the 2006 climax instantly led to the match forever being remembered as the 'Gerrard Final'.

Featuring:

1965 FA Cup Final Leeds United

1974 FA Cup Final Newcastle United

1986 FA Cup Final Everton

1989 FA Cup Final Everton

1992 FA Cup Final Sunderland

2001 FA Cup Final Arsenal

2006 FA Cup Final West Ham

"The emotion was unforgettable. Grown men were crying and it was the greatest feeling any human could have to see what we had done" - Bill Shankly

Manchester United Ultimate Collection DVD Boxset

From the landmark successes in the 1963 FA Cup Final, and the 1968 European Cup victory, straight through to the 2004 showdown at Cardiff's Millennium stadium in the worlds' oldest knockout competition, Manchester United are no strangers to cup final triumphs.

History has been written and memories created for fans of all generations.

From David Herd's double strike in 1963 to the memorable night against Benfica in '68, as well as the 1999 defeat of Newcastle that became part of the unparalleled Treble.

Featuring:

1963 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Leicester City

1968 European Cup Final vs Benfica

1977 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Liverpool

1983 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Brighton & Hove Albion

1985 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Everton

1990 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Crystal Palace

1994 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Chelsea

1996 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Liverpool

1999 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Newcastle Utd

2004 FA Cup Final Manchester Utd vs Millwall

Four Ever Everton DVD Boxset

Everton fans have experienced their fair share of glory, and this specially commissioned DVD collection highlights some of the Clubs' most memorable moments to be relived again and again…

1966 FA Cup Final - Everton v Sheffield Wednesday One of the greatest FA Cup Finals of all time...as Harry Catterick's Everton came back from 2-0 down to score three second half goals and clinch the FA Cup for the third time in the Club's illustrious history.

How the victorious Blues celebrated at the final whistle, as the Cup headed back to Goodison for the first time since 1933.

1984 FA Cup Final - Everton v Watford

It was the day that Everton's 14-year search for silverware finally ended.

Graeme Sharp and Andy Gray, wrote their names into Everton folklore with a goal each to bring the Cup back to Goodison for the first time since 1966.

May 19th 1984 was the day that Everton Football Club announced to the football world: "We are back!"

1985 European Cup Winners Cup v Rapid Vienna

The Blues arrived in Rotterdam full of confidence after beating Munich, and were now tipped as hot favourites to emerge victorious against Rapid Vienna.

Sharp scored first on 57 minutes and Trevor Steven added a second on 72 minutes.

Rapid did manage to claw their way back into the match, but the goal proved irrelevant, as Kevin Sheedy hammered home number three straight from the restart.

Rotterdam was awash in Blue, as Kevin Ratcliffe lifted Everton's first trophy in Europe and made the 84-85 season one that the blue half of Merseyside will never forget.

1995 FA Cup Final - Everton v Manchester United

Not many teams suffer such poor league form that they dispense with the services of their manager...and then go on to win the FA Cup in the same season under the new man! But that's exactly what happened to The Toffees in the 1994-95 campaign.

The arrival of Joe Royle was the catalyst for a dramatic upsurge in fortunes that peaked in the May sunshine at Wembley.

Tottenham Ultimate Collection DVD Boxset

There is a small elite of teams that have earned the reputation as a club synonymous with the FA Cup, and Tottenham Hotspur is certainly one of those! The Ultimate Collection of classic Spurs FA Cup clashes has been collated to allow fans to relive moments of glory again and again.

1961 FA Cup Final v Leicester City

The day that another piece of footballing history was created, as Spurs become the first Club in the 20th Century to achieve the treasured League and FA Cup double.

Not since Aston Villa in 1897 had this been attained, and with their own brand of attacking football few doubted that Spurs were the finest team in the land.

1962 FA Cup Final v BurnleyReturning to Wembley as cup holders, and facing League runners-up Burnley, Spurs were aiming to emulate Newcastle's feat a decade earlier by winning the cup in successive seasons.

The match developed into a fascinating battle of wills and tactics, as the two familiar adversaries locked horns once again.

Spurs struck an early blow through the brilliance of Greaves, who stopped deftly to swivel and place his shot past Blacklaw in the Burnley goal.

1967 FA Cup Final v Chelsea

After 95 years of FA Cup history, the final eventually played host to an all London affair, as Spurs chased an incredible fifth and Chelsea were still searching for that inaugural first.

A much anticipated affair, emotions ran high and loyalty held firm. Spurs were favourites, and the match went according to form, as they effectively controlled the whole game from the very start.

1981 FA Cup Final v Manchester City

The 1981 FA Cup became only the tenth final in history to finish in a draw, and to a replay it went on a damp Wednesday evening in April.

But the fireworks were well and truly lit that night, as the nation was treated to a cracker and a goal of sublime quality by Ricky Villa as Spurs clinched the FA Cup for the 6th time in their history.

1982 FA Cup Final v QPR

The unforgettable cup success of 1981 paved the way for a quite a remarkable season at White Hart Lane, as Keith Burkenshaw prepared his team for a four-pronged attack at both home and abroad.

But it would be the FA Cup in which success would be tasted once again, as Tottenham overcame a spirited Queens Park Rangers after yet another Cup final replay.

1991 Semi Final vs Arsenal

The first semi-final ever to take place at the twin towers was a day that all Tottenham fans will never forget.

Spurs not only went on to win their 8th FA Cup, but also denied their North London rivals, Arsenal a chance of the double in the process.

The talismanic Paul Gascoigne virtually carried the team into the final that year with some incredible performances, as the cup run became a welcome distraction in a year where massive debts meant that the club's very existence was in doubt.

1991 FA Cup Final v Nottingham Forest

Having created history by playing in the first FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, Spurs headed into this one confident of reacquainting themselves with the Cup they had become so familiar with down the years, and for the 5th decade in succession they maintained the curious record of winning a major trophy in a year ending in the numeral '1'.

Four Ever West Ham DVD Boxset

The Ron Greenwood and John Lyall Tribute DVD Collection

1964 FA Cup Final vs Preston North End

The 1964 FA Cup Final is rightly remembered as one of the most dramatic finals ever witnessed.

Ron Greenwood's up-and-coming Hammers were hot favourites, but Second Division Preston North End came close to producing another major upset in what has been described as truly a 'titanic battle' beneath the Twin Towers.

1965 European Cup Winners Cup vs TSV Munich

Regarded as one of the finest club matches ever played.

The Hammers returned to Wembley only a year after their last visit and thrilled millions across Europe, as they turned out a performance that could only be described as sensational.

Having beaten La Gantoise, Sparta Prague, Lausanne and Real Zaragoza along their route to the final, the Greenwoods' men were in fine form going into the Wembley showdown.

1975 FA Cup Final vs Fulham

In only the second ever all-London Cup Final, West Ham started as favourites, but the neutrals favoured Fulham - who with Hammer's legend Bobby Moore marshalling their defence, posed a serious threat to John Lyall's men.

It had been eleven years since the Hammers had last tasted success in football's most exciting and glamorous competition, but the stage was set for the trophy to return to the East End of London.

1980 FA Cup Final vs Arsenal

Returning to Wembley for the second time in five years, this time around it was Second Division West Ham's turn to be the underdogs against Terry Neill's FA Cup holders Arsenal, who were making their record third successive final appearance.

In this, the 99th final, it took only 13 minutes for the Hammers to break the dead-lock, when Trevor Brooking was on-hand to head the ball past Pat Jennings in the Arsenal goal. With a goal in the bag, West Ham United's astute manager John Lyall played all the right cards, as the Hammers simply out-foxed the Gunners in every area.

1955 FA Cup Final DVD plus replica matchday programme presented in a commemorative gift set.

A perfect gift for all Newcastle fans.

1970 FA Cup Final DVD plus replica matchday programme presented in a commemorative gift set

A prefect gift for all Chelsea fans.

1965 FA Cup Final DVD plus replica matchday programme presented in a commemorative gift set

A perfect gift for all Liverpool fans.

1963 FA Cup Final DVD plus replica matchday programme presented in a commemorative gift set

A perfect gift for all Manchester United fans.

Newcastle Utd's Greatest FA Cup Goals DVD

Enjoy the great goals and the wonderful memories in many of Newcastle United's stirring FA Cup campaigns. There are goals by Tyneside legends like Jackie Milburn, Malcolm Macdonald and Alan Shearer. They are all here and much more so sit back and relax as the years and the goals come flooding back.

Running time 70 minutes

Region 0 (viewable on all DVD players worldwide)

Everton's Greatest FA Cup Goals DVD

Everton have won the FA Cup five times and they've appeared in seven more Finals. The Toffees can claim to have won more FA Cup matches than any other club in the competition.

The magic of the cup has always had a special place at Goodison, and this DVD has some of the most incredible goals scored by the blues in the oldest and greatest annual knockout competition in World Football.

There are Goals by Everton legends like Peter Reid, Kevin Sheedy, Stuart McCall, Gary Lineker, Duncan Ferguson and many more.

The classic moments on this programme are incredible as four decades of Cup football at Goodison Park are brought back to life.

Who could forget Paul Rideouts winner in the final in 95, all four goals in probably the greatest derby game of all time in 91 or when the 'Tartan Terrors', Graeme Sharp and Andy Gray, wrote their names into Everton folklore with a goal each to bring the Cup back to Goodison for the first time since 1966.

They are all there and much more, featuring classic footage and commentary from some of the greatest games in Everton's illustrious history.

So sit back and relax as the years and the goals come flooding back.

West Hams greatest FA Cup goals DVDEnjoy some of West Hams great goals and wonderful memories from a collection of the Hammers greatest cup campaigns.

Ever since winning the competition against Preston North End in 1964 the magic of the Cup has always had a special place at Upton Park.

The classic moments on this DVD are incredible as over five decades of cup action are brought back to life in the oldest and greatest annual knockout competition in world football.

Enjoy time and time again goals from legendary east enders like Martin Allen, Tony Cottee, Geoff Hurst, Pat Holland, Frank McAvennie and many more.

This programme brings you goals from every stage of the Cup in some of the Hammers best campaigns in the competition.

Who could forget Trevor Brookings diving header in the 1980 final, Stuart Pearsons late equaliser in the 1980 semi final or Paulo Dicanio silencing Old Trafford in 2001.

They are all there and much more, featuring classic footage and commentary from some of the greatest games in the Hammers illustrious history. Re-live some of the clubs best cup moments in the greatest cup competiton of them all, in West Ham United's Ultimate FA Cup Goals.

Totteham Hotspur's Greatest FA Cup Goals DVD

Tottenham have triumphed in the FA Cup eight times and scored many classic goals along the way.

Spurs have one of the best records in the competition and ever since they became the only non-league team to win the trophy in 1901, the magic of the cup has always had a special place at White Hart Lane.

The classic moments on this DVD are incredible as over five decades of cup action are brought back to life in the oldest and greatest annual knockout competition in world football. There are goals from Tottenham legends like Osvaldo Ardiles, Chris Waddle, Jurgen Klinsmann, Teddy Sheringham, Gary Lineker and many more. We've put together some of the best so far including Paul Gascoignes incredible free kick against Arsenal, David Ginola's stunning run and finish against Barnsley and who could forget Ricardo Villa waltzing past the Manchester City defence to score one of the most memorable goals in the history of the FA Cup.

They are all there and much more, featuring classic footage and commentary from some of the greatest games in Tottenham Hotspurs illustrious history.

Spurs have produced so many wonderful moments in the competition, so re-live them time and time again on this essential DVD.

Arsenal Vs Manchester Utd FA Cup Final 2005 DVD.

Arsenal won their 10th FA Cup Final and their 4th in the space of 8 years as Arsene Wenger's side finished the season on a high at the Millennium Stadium by beating their arch rivals Manchester United. For the first time in FA Cup history, the Final was decided by a penalty shoot-out. Jens Lehmann gave Arsenal the edge with a wonderful save from Paul Scholes and captain Patrick Vieira fired home the winning spot-kick.

It was a glorious climax for the Gunners and a wonderful defensive display of determination and class as Manchester United couldn't break down the Arsenal rearguard. Wayne Rooney went close on three occasions before the break and hit the post in the second half, Freddie Ljungberg nodded Ruud van Nistelrooy's header onto the underside of the bar and out, and Roy Keane was one of a posse of United players to squander chances. Arsenal's best chance came in extra time through a Robin Van Persie free kick which Roy Carroll did well to save and then in the dying seconds of the game Jose Antonio Reyes was sent off.

So after the two teams couldn't be separated over 120 minutes The FA Cup Final was to be decided by penalties. Van Nistelrooy scored. Lauren matched him. Then Lehmann sprang to his right to push away Scholes' effort. Ljungberg put Arsenal in front, then Ronaldo, Van Persie, Rooney, Cole and Keane scored with ease. It was left to Vieira… and the captain kept his nerve to find the top corner and make sure this day belonged to the Gunners.

2 DISC SPECIAL

Disc 1 features full match, extra time & penalties

Disc 2 features The FA Cup 2004/05 Review

Manchester United vs SL Benfica 1968 European Cup Final 29th May 1968 DVD

Manchester Uniteds dream of capturing the coverted European Cup was finally fulfilled on a balmy, never-to-be-forgotten, night at the Wembley Stadium. It was the dramatic conclusion to a twelve year quest to claim the enormous trophy, which had began, under the guidance of legendary manager Matt Busby, in 1956 when United became the first English club to enter the competition.

An near capacity crowd packed Wembley for the eagerly-awaited clash, but it wasn't until the second half the the contest really got into its stride. Bobby Charlton gave United the lead early in the second half, but with ten minutes remaining Jamie Graca scored to put Benfica on level terms.

No further goals in normal time meant that an extra half hour was required to decide the destination of the gleaming trophy, but United didn't need that long for within ten minutes George Best, Brian Kidd, (on his 19th birthday), and Bobby Charlton had scored to put United on course for glory.

It was a particularly poignant occasion for Busby, Charlton and Foulkes for they had survived the Munich Air Disaster of ten years earlier when 23 people, including 11 players and staff, perished on the snowy wastes of a Bavarian airfield when their plane crashed after two previous attempts to take-off had been aborted. The United party had stopped off in the German city to re-fuel on their journey home from a European cup-tie against Red Star in Belgrade.

Manchester United had become English football's first ever 'Kings of Europe' and twenty four hours later there were close on a million people thronging Central Manchester when the team paraded the European Cup through the streets.

It was the pinnacle of achievement for the club at the time and the triumph was further recognised soon after when Matt Busby was knighted in the Queens Birthday Honours List.

Bonus Feature:'The Boys Of 68'

Sir Matt Busby and Bobby Charlton re-live that Magical night at Wembley together, as this wonderful documentary takes the players and management back to that May evening in 1968 beneath the twin towers.

Packed full of footage from the night and interviews with a host of Manchester United legends who talk about their experiences and memories, as the club and Sir Matt Busby finally achieved their dreams.

Real Madrid vs Eintracht 1960 European Cup Final DVD

Real Madrid are the greatest club side the world has ever seen". – Bill Shankly 1960 The 1960 European Cup Final between Real Madrid and Eintracht Frankfurt is considered by many to be the greatest ever played.

Real were crowned king’s of Europe for the fifth straight time on that incredible day at Hampden Park in front of a world record 135,000 fans.

Real Madrid had dominated the European cup from its inception in 1956 and on that hot summers day in Glasgow as Real played some of the best football ever seen and caused astonishment all over the world.

Although the German side opened the scoring, the white machine eventually crushed them. The four goals by Ferenc Puskas together with Alfredo di Stéfano’s three proved enough to certify the superiority of the squad that Miguel Muñoz was coaching at the time.

It was in that game when the Whites made football into art.

"The way these wonderful artists feet play football was easy, so easy that it looked like a dream. This sort of football makes the way our British teams play look second-class" - The Daily Herald 1960

Re live this momentous occasion in football in the original archive black and white film, with commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.

Marvle at the legendary brilliance of Puskas, Gento and Di Stefano in this classic film, arguably the greatest football match of all time Real Madrid team: Domínguez, Marquitos, Santamaría, Pachín, Vidal, Zárraga, Canario, Del Sol, Di Stéfano, Puskas and Gento.

West Ham Utd Legends volume 2 DVD.

West Ham United is a club with a rich heritage of quality players whose names still excite today's supporters whenever they are mentioned.

'West Ham Legends' is an ILC Sport tribute series to some of the greats from West Ham's history, most of their efforts being seen on DVD and video for the very first time in this format. This second volume features players whose careers span the decades of success from the early sixties through to the twenty-first century.

Bobby Moore captained England to their finest footballing achievement in 1966, following on from leading the Hammers to their first ever FA Cup final and European Cup Winners Cup victories of 1964 and 1965. He was subsequently voted footballer of the year and awarded the OBE in 1967. His 108 full England caps still remains a record for an outfield player.

Alan Devonshire was possibly West Ham's bargain buy of all time, signed from non-League Southall in 1976 for just £5,000. Goal architect and poacher, Devonshire's silky skills on and off the ball provided countless opportunities for Hammers' strikers down the years to add to their goal tallies. He will probably be best remembered as a central cog in the side that took West Ham to their finest ever league position of 3rd in 1985-86.

Frank McAvennie's first season in a West Ham shirt saw him top score for the side with 28 goals that almost took the Hammers to their first ever top flight title in 1985-86. A £340,000 close-season signing from St Mirren, McAvennie's pace and positional skills made him a handful for defenders up and down the country, and his partnership with Tony Cottee that season yielded an unbelievable 54 goals.

Trevor Morley remains one of the very few West Ham strikers to have been a central part of two promotion-winning Hammers' sides, in 1991 and 1993. He was part of a double signing with Ian Bishop, both from Manchester City, with the clear intention of getting West Ham back into the big league, after the disastrous 1988-89 relegation season. His finest achievement was leading from the front in 1993-94, when his 16 goals finally secured full Premiership status and he was voted Hammer of the Year in May 1994.

Paolo Di Canio was one of many foreign professionals brought to the club by wheeler dealer manager Harry Redknapp, for a then bargain price of just £1.7m, after a lengthy suspension in the 1998-99 season. Redknapp's move was generally perceived as a hopeless gamble by the English football media, but Di Canio's effective reinvention yielded immediate breathtaking success, even by the former Lazio player's dizzily high standards. Unbelievable goals, showcases of skills and trickery as well as an unpredictable and comic personality positively lit up the club in his five seasons at Upton Park.