Arsenal V. Chelsea (1952)

White Hart Lane, Tottenham, London.



GV Arsenal kick off to 1. Daniels passes to Roper who runs through and is intercepted. Roper beats him and shoots goalie Robertson punches over for corner.

CU Crowd. LS Cox takes corner: ball goes to Arsenal man who shoots and ball is stopped by Chelsea defender and ball goes to Roper who shoots and just misses.

SV Crowd applauding. LV Arsenal attack on right wing. Cox receives and shoots and scores pan to crowd cheering. Players congratulate.

LV Crowd cheering & CU

Second Half

SV Chelsea attacking. Swindon runs out stumbles against R. Smith falls clears up field.

SV Crowd. LV Chelsea working ball away from own goal. Gray receives -boots ball up field.

SV Smith chasing ball, Daniel tries to hold him off from Swindon but Smith pushes him over stooping Swindon Swindon gets up and clears field.

LV Arsenal pressing... Robertson fumbles ball conceding corner. SV Crowd.

LV Roper taking corner ball to Cox who heads goal Cox leaps in air and does War Dance .... Goring also leaps, Congratulates. LV Crowd. LV Arsenal working ball up field.

SV Goring chases ball Robertson kicks it off his toe. Robertson chases Ball but Cox hurls himself at Robertson They both go down.

LV Ref. talking to Cox. LV Crowd. SV Cox running with ball Tickridge charges. SV Crowd. LV Cox running with ball Tickridge charges.

SV Crowd. LV Cox taking free kick SV Goring heads to Lishman, Lishman heads goal Players congratulate. GV Arsenal Team congratulating Cox in foreground clapping.

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Players featured D Lishman, Pete Goring (Arsenal), Daniels , Freddie Cox (Arsenal)

Don Roper, Bobby Smith (Chelsea), Bill Robertson (Chelsea)
FILM ID:2.04

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