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1st Division

Anfield | Monday 17 April 1911 at 15:30 UK local time

Liverpool 1 - 1 Woolwich Arsenal

Half time 0–1

Notes

  • - Played also as a benefit game for Sam Hardy. The club and the Anfield crowd showed Hardy their appreciation: "Twenty thousand throats cheering the silent custodian to the echo. The band departed decorously, and the rival captains took the centre, Hardy proving fortunate with the coin, at which the generous crowd cheered again."

Other details

Manager: Tom Watson
Opposition manager: George Morrell
Referee: Campbell TP
Attendance: 20,000
Half-time score: 0 - 1
Game number: 700
League game number: 613
Liverpool league position: 10th
Woolwich Arsenal league position: 12th
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Woolwich Arsenal
25'
Jackie Chalmers (0–1)
HT 0–1
Jack Parkinson (1–1)
75'
Full time 1–1

Match archive

Liverpool Echo report
Liverpool Echo report
Sketch from Liverpool Echo - Don't forget Sam Hardy's benefit
Sketch from Liverpool Echo - Don't forget Sam Hardy's benefit
Sketch of Sam Hardy from the Liverpool Echo
Sketch of Sam Hardy from the Liverpool Echo
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