Full title reads: "The Sixth Round. Wembley, Here We Come!".
Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, London. Chelsea beat Manchester United in football's FA Cup sixth round.
SV Captains shake hands with referee (John Harris is Chelsea Capt.). LV Elevated crowd. SV Chelsea pensioners in crowd. SV Chelsea pensioners in crowd. SV Girl wearing scarf with teams names embroidered on it.
GV Elevated kick off and general play. Chelsea kicking left to right. LV Elevated general play round United goal. MV Billington shot saved by goalkeeper. Goalkeeper kicks up-field. CU Boy wearing tin hat waving. MV Chelsea throw in. LV R Bentley running with ball in centre of field, passes to Bobby Campbell who receives and shoots. MV Ball going into net. Goalkeeper lying on ground. LV Chelsea players congratulating. MV Crowd applauding. LV Manchester man taking free kick. MV Medhurst jumps up to clear. LV Cockburn slams in a shot. Medhurst saves, clears to Billie Grey who receives. In battle with Charlie Mitten. MV Mitten and Grey duet. LV Mitten clears. MV Crowd cheering.
(Half time).
LV Manchester doing all the attacking. MV Stan Pearson gets in a shot. It goes over bar. MV Crowd cheering. LV Manchester still attacking. MV John Downie sends in a shot. Punched out by Medhurst. LV Manchester attacking. Inside left sends in a shot, which is saved by Chelsea and cleared. MV Crowd. MV Chelsea doing all the defending, pack goal mouth and they clear. MV Crowd cheering. MV Mitchell takes throw in pan to Chelsea attacking. LV Roy Bentley scores. MV Crowd cheering. LV Players congratulating.
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