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Charity Shield

Wembley | 10 August 1974 at 15:00 UK local time

Liverpool 1 - 1 Leeds United
Penalty Shootout: 6 - 5

Starting Lineup (Average age 26.59)

1
Ray Clemence
2
Tommy Smith
3
Alec Lindsay
4
Phil Thompson
5
Peter Cormack
6
Emlyn Hughes (c)
7
Kevin Keegan
8
Brian Hall
9
Steve Heighway
11
Ian Callaghan
12
Phil Boersma

Substitutes

17
Peter McDonnell
13
Brian Kettle
14
John McLaughlin
15
Max Thompson
16
Peter Spiring

Goals

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Opposition Lineup (Average age 27.82)

Opposition goals

Opposition Red Cards

Opposition substitutions

Notes

  • - Bill Shankly's final game in charge of Liverpool. He announced his departure from Liverpool on 12 July but Paisley didn't take officially over until 13 August.

    Kevin Keegan and Leeds United's Billy Bremner were dismissed after an hour's play. It was Keegan's second sending off in the week as he had been sent off in a friendly at Kaiserlautern four days earlier. Both he and Bremner received lengthy bans. It was probably the nastiest Charity Shield match ever played and the only surprise was that more players didn't join them for an early bath!

    - Strangely enough Boersma wore the number 12 shirt from the start with nobody wearing the number 10. For Leeds, nobody was wearing the number 11 as Eddie Gray was wearing 12.

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Manager: Bill Shankly
Opposition manager: Brian Clough
Referee: Matthewson R
Attendance: 67,000
Half-time score: 1 - 0
Game number: 3166

Penalty shootout

Liverpool Score Opposition
0 - 1 Peter Lorimer scored
Alec Lindsay scored 1 - 1
1 - 2 Johnny Giles scored
Emlyn Hughes scored 2 - 2
2 - 3 Eddie Gray scored
Brian Hall scored 3 - 3
3 - 4 Norman Hunter scored
Tommy Smith scored 4 - 4
4 - 5 Trevor Cherry scored
Peter Cormack scored 5 - 5
5 - 5 David Harvey missed
Ian Callaghan scored 6 - 5

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