The attendance for the LDV Vans Trophy at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff played on the 6 April 2003 between Bristol City and Carlisle United was 50,913.
Bristol City won 2 – 0
Sheffield Wednesday 4 West Bromwich Albion 2
Played April 27 1935 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 93,204, Referee A E Fogg
Jack Brown, Joe Nibloe, Ted Catlin, Wilf Sharp, Walter Millership, Horace Burrows, Mark Hooper (Scored), Jack Surtees, Jackie Palethorpe (Scored), Ronnie Starling (Captain), Ellis Rimmer (Scored 2)
Harold Pearson, George Shaw, Bert Trentham, Jimmy Murphy, Bill Richardson, Jimmy Edwards, Tommy Glidden (Captain), Joe Carter, Billy “WG” Richardson, Ted Sandford (Scored), Wally Boyes (Scored)
Aerial video of the Gillingham Football Club Priestfield Stadium
Gillingham FC were the winners of the 1963/1964 4th Division Championship. The interesting fact about this is that Gillingham and Carlisle United who finished second both had 60 points but the system in use at the time to decide tiebreakers – goal average (goals scored divided by goals conceded) – put the Gills marginally in front (1.96 to 1.948) which gave them the Championship. These days goal difference – goals scored minus goals conceded – decides such situations and Carlisle United would win – +55 goals to +29 goals.
Everton 3 Sheffield Wednesday 2
Played May 14 1966 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee J K Taylor
Gordon West, Tommy Wright, Ray Wilson, Jimmy Gabriel, Brian Labone (Captain), Brian Harris, Alex Scott, Mike Trebilcock (Scored 2), Alex Young, Colin Harvey, Derek Temple (Scored)
Ron Springett, Wilf Smith, Don Megson (Captain), Peter Eustace, Sam Ellis, Gerry Young, Graham Pugh, Johnny Fantham, Jim McCalliog (Scored), David Ford (Scored), Johnny Quinn
Newcastle United 1 Arsenal 0
Played May 3 1952 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee A Ellis
Ronnie Simpson, Bobby Cowell, Alf McMichael, Joe Harvey (Captain), Frank Brennan, Eduardo “Ted” Robledo, Tommy Walker, Billy Foulkes, Jackie Milburn, Jorge “George” Robledo (Scored), Bobby Mitchell
George Swindin, Walley Barnes, Lionel Smith, Alex Forbes, Ray Daniel, Joe Mercer (Captain), Freddie Cox, Jimmy Logie, Cliff Holton, Doug Lishman, Don Roper
Liverpool 2 Leeds United 1 (after extra time)
Played May 1 1965 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee W Clements
Tommy Lawrence, Chris Lawler, Gerry Byrne, Geoff Strong, Ron Yeats (Captain), Willie Stevenson, Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt (Scored), Ian St John (Scored), Tommy Smith, Peter Thompson
Gary Sprake, Paul Reaney, Willie Bell, Billy Bremner (Scored), Jack Charlton, Norman Hunter, Johnny Giles, Jim Storrie, Alan Peacock, Bobby Collins (Captain), Albert Johanneson
Arsenal 2 Newcastle United 0
Played May 16 1998, Attendance 79,183, Referee P Durkin
David Seaman, Lee Dixon, Nigel Winterburn, Patrick Vieira, Martin Keown, Tony Adams (Captain), Ray Parlour, Nicolas Anelka (Scored), Emmanuel Petit, Christopher Wreh, Marc Overmars (Scored)
Substitute David Platt replaced Christopher Wreh in the 63rd minute
Unused substitutes Alex Manninger, Steve Bould, Ian Wright, Gilles Grimandi
Shay Given, Alessandro Pistone, Stuart Pearce, David Batty, Nikos Dabizas, Steve Howey, Rob Lee, Warren Barton, Alan Shearer, Temuri Ketsbaia, Gary Speed
Substitute Andreas Andersson replaced Stuart Pearce in the 72nd minute
Substitute Steve Watson replaced Warren Barton in the 77th minute
Substitute John Barnes replaced Temuri Ketsbaia in the 85th minute
Unused substitutes Shaka Hislop, Philippe Albert