Upton Park Stadium, West London.

LS. Bobby Moore leads Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters out onto West Ham's ground at start of first FA Cup football match between West Ham and Chelsea. LS. Crowd. GV. Zoom in, the three players in the middle of the pitch. LS. As they kick the ball about. SV. Martin Peters. SV. Moore. CU. Geoff Hurst. LS. West Ham kick off to start attack. GV. Peters tries a shot. Ball is just over the bar. GV. Chelsea attack but Moore intercepts pass and starts attack. CU. Pan, Moore running with the ball, shouting orders at his team and then passing up field. GV. Hurst with the ball, passes to Peters. LS. Peters tries a shot but he is well wide. LS. Chelsea attacking, Charlie Cooke is fouled and referee awards a free kick. LS. Crowd. GV. As free kick is taken and Chelsea score first goal. SV. Players congratulate McCreadie. GV. West Ham attack. Bonetti makes a brilliant save and the ball is clear. GV. Chelsea attack, Cooke tries a shot and is only just wide. GV. Crowd at half time. GV. West Ham attack, Peters heads the ball and Peter Bonetti has to punch over the bar. LS. West Ham attacks again, the ball is centred from the left. LS. Boyce heads the centre into the net for West Ham's equaliser. LS. Chelsea attack, Osgood tries a shot which bounces off the cross bar. LS. West Ham attack. Brabrook passes to Peters who shoots and his shot bounces off the cross bar. GV. Charlie Cooke scores the winning goal for Chelsea. LS. West Ham attack. Byrne tries a shot, Bonetti has to push it over the bar. GV. Referee blows a whistle. LS. Teams walk off. Final score - Chelsea 2, West Ham 1.

FILM ID:2003.02

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