Match of the Day
★ 7.6 · 1964 · 80m · Talk · News
BBC's football highlights and analysis. "The longest-running football television programme in the world" as recognised by Guinness World Records in 2015.
Episodes
1. Liverpool v Arsenal80m · The first episode of Match of the Day from 1964, presented by Kenneth Wolstenholme and former Arsenal player Walley Barnes. The featured match is Liverpool versus Arsenal at Anfield.▶2. Chelsea v Sunderland80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶3. Fulham v Manchester United80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶4. West Ham United v Tottenham Hotspur80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶5. Chelsea v Leeds United80m · Coverage of the match between Chelsea and Leeds United with Kenneth Wolstenholme commentating.▶6. Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶7. Chelsea v Blackburn Rovers80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶8. Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶9. Leicester City v Nottingham Forest80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶10. Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶11. Arsenal v Everton80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶12. West Ham United v Blackburn Rovers80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶13. Wolverhampton Wanderers v Tottenham Hotspur80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶14. Fulham v Blackpool80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶15. Arsenal v Manchester United80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶16. West Ham United v Leicester City80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶17. Chelsea v Wolverhampton Wanderers80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶18. Aston Villa v Arsenal80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶19. Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur80m · Highlights of the Boxing Day Forest-Spurs match.▶20. West Ham United v Birmingham City80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶21. West Ham United v Stoke City80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶22. 9th January 196580m · Coverage of the FA Cup round 3 match between Everton & Sheffield Wednesday with commentary from Walley Barnes.
Highlights of division 4 match Oxford United v Tranmere Rovers with commentary from Frank Bough.▶23. Nottingham Forest v Manchester United80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶24. West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶25. Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶26. Arsenal v Leeds United80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶27. Leyton Orient v Newcastle United80m · Commentary by Frank Bough.▶28. West Ham United v Liverpool80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶29. Charlton Athletic v Bolton Wanderers80m · Commentary by Frank Bough.▶30. Manchester United v Chelsea80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶31. Leeds United v Everton80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶32. West Ham United v Arsenal80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶33. Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶34. Northampton Town v Derby County80m · Commentary by Walley Barnes.▶35. Leeds United v Manchester United80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶36. Manchester United v Liverpool80m · Commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme.▶37. Liverpool v Leeds United80m · The F.A. Cup Final.
Kenneth Wolstenholme reports on this afternoon's Cup Final match between Leeds United and Liverpool at the Empire Stadium, Wembley.More Like This
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