00:00Wednesday, unbeaten so far this season against Leicester City, and this should be a game of thrills, because Sheffield Wednesday
00:07are not only unbeaten, they have yet to concede a goal in their four matches, but as against that, Leicester
00:15City in their four matches have only lost one by a rather unlucky penalty against Liverpool, and they've scored 11
00:22goals more than anyone else in the First Division, so no wonder all the fans of both teams have rolled
00:27up to see this fine First Division match.
00:29And if we have a look at the Sheffield Wednesday side, first of all, we find that Sheffield Wednesday are
00:35playing the team that played so magnificently at Wembley in the Cup final last season, so number five, young Stan
00:41Ellis is still in, instead of the injured Vic Mobley.
00:47And there's Ron Springer, the number two goalkeeper in England, a great servant of the Sheffield Wednesday club.
00:55Now the Leicester City team, playing today in all red, a man to watch for is Derek Dugan, number nine,
01:03a very dangerous player, and also the number seven, Sinclair.
01:08And we've seen number two goalkeeper, there's the number one goalkeeper in England, Gordon Banks, strangely enough, born in Sheffield.
01:19And away you go, Leicester, remember this game is taking place on perhaps the finest club ground in Britain, magnificent
01:28ground here at Hellsborough, real credit to the aggressive club, Sheffield Wednesday.
01:35And here's Dugan.
01:44And Springer, first of the top-class goalkeepers in action.
02:01Good fellow Dugan.
02:05Good fellow Dugan, Stringfellow, and Sinclair, dangerous attack.
02:20King, two.
02:23Ford.
02:25Queue in the middle.
02:27And out.
02:29Great save by Banks is Micaliog-Hert.
02:36There he's all right.
02:40Nixon, the Wednesday captain.
02:44Roderick.
02:53First free kick of the match, number nine, fouls number nine, Micaliog-Hert, fouls Dugan.
03:02Roderick with the free kick for Leicester City.
03:12Sinclair.
03:17There's Jackie Sinclair.
03:19Lester.
03:26Number nine, Dugan.
03:35I'm sure they got a snapshot by Gibson, came back to cover, certainly came back to outnumber
03:43Sheffield Wednesday.
04:18And here comes Gibson, number 10, with a lot of room, is Duggan, and it will be number
04:25one of the first goal this season against Sheffield Wednesday, scored by Duggan.
04:3232 minutes gone.
04:42These young Leicester City supporters I met this morning, and no doubt in that crowd, they
04:49told me that Duggan would get the first, and Sinclair would get the second and third for
04:53their team.
04:53Well, Duggan's got the first, and Eustace, Leicester just back it in the way, not willing
05:01to challenge in this midfield no-man's land.
05:14Young finding Mexican.
05:21Good.
05:26A wide open space, but not a Wednesday man there.
05:44Yes, the whistle goes, yes, the whistle goes now for half-time.
05:48There you see the electric scoreboard, number nine under Leicester City, it means the scorer
05:52was number nine, and there is Derek Duggan, and there is Derek Duggan, Harris in the National
05:58Leicester City, one goal in the lead of half-time.
06:02And Sheffield, and Sheffield Wednesday, and Sheffield Wednesday, start the second high, go down, remember.
06:15And up to a Smith.
06:19Eustace, and Mixon making ground on the left, there's Mixon.
06:26Good ball to Quinn.
06:31And the field cross getting it away.
06:33Now Young.
06:42Wings are going hammer and tong at them right from the start.
06:47That's a little bit of work by Quinn.
06:52By Young.
06:54Tim Leicester, in fact, packing in defence.
07:03Number two is Smith.
07:12Hands by Young, trying to claim then that it was accidental hands, but Mr. Crook having
07:22none of that excuse.
07:25Number four, Roberts with a free kick for Leicester.
07:30Duggan, chance for number two.
07:35Oh, the luck was with him then, Sinclair.
07:45Sinclair just had an Ezron Springer in the background.
07:48I bet he's still wondering how he saved that.
07:55Wednesday Payne nice enough for Paul till he gets near the box, and then
07:59he's in there, wandering on the rock of this very well-packed Leicester defence.
08:05It's Rodriguez for Leicester.
08:12Sinclair.
08:18Gipson.
08:22No wonder Gibson raised his arms then, because I think Springer thought that was well-wide.
08:29To Mixon.
08:34Wednesday desperately needing a goal now.
08:41And there's a chance for them.
08:44And a brilliant recovery by Cross.
08:52Well have been sharper and headed to the back of the net.
08:58But Smith.
09:08A real high jinks from the goal by the Leicester defenders are claiming that Banks was fouled.
09:16Set to Eustace.
09:21Find there.
09:27Fenton has got Quinn, Quinn number 11.
09:34Corner and the pressure.
09:36Really are Leicester City as the second sick away.
09:45Yet another corner for City Wednesday.
09:48But in this modern football, corners are given away, oh, 20 to the dozen.
09:54You saw that during the World Cup.
10:01Smith.
10:03Well, it's a long way from the goal, but merely a direct hit on the referee.
10:08Now in injury time.
10:10Sheffield Wednesday, who's beaten Blackpool and Aston Villa at home.
10:15Villa away and drawn it.
10:18Chelsea look as if they're going to taste defeat for the first time.
10:24Hugh has different ideas.
10:32No penalty.
10:34It is quite the super optimistic claims of some of the younger spectators behind the goal.
10:41Leicester's away record is a broad flagpole and narrow defeat at Liverpool.
10:44And home wins against West Ham and Blackpool.
10:4912 goals so far in the five cup ties.
10:52Five matches this season.
10:55Eight against.
11:04Even injury time must be running out now.
11:17There's Norman, the left, back, that pullback to Leicester.
11:23Oh, it's a goal!
11:25A goal in the last seconds!
11:30And it's Hugh that's done it.
11:32Banks has come out to appeal that he was fouled.
11:38The last seconds, it's Hugh, the number seven who's got it.
11:42And the whistle goes.
11:43They're not going to kick off.
11:45The game is all over.
11:47It's one goal each.
11:48It's a sensational ending.
11:50The goal with the last kick of the match scored by number seven, Graham Pugh.
11:55Well, what a finish to a football match.
