1989 FA Vase final

1989 FA Vase final FAVase1989.png 230 Programme covers for the final and replay. 1988–89 FA Vase Sudbury Town Tamworth FA Vase Final 1 1 After extra time 1989 5 6 y Wembley Stadium London Danny Vickers (Ilford) 26,487Sudbury Town planning Vase reunion https://web.archive.org/web/20200702010111/https://www.greenun24.co.uk/non-league/sudbury-town-planning-vase-reunion-1-142485 2 July 2020 Green 'Un, 24 February 2009 Replay 0 3 1989 5 10 y London Road Peterborough Danny Vickers (Ilford) 11,201 1988 1990 The 1989 FA Vase final was contested by Sudbury Town and Tamworth at Wembley in London in front of a record 26,487 crowd for an FA Vase Final.26,487 fans means £40,000 Sudbury profit 8 May 1989 1 (of supplement) East Anglian Daily Times The original match, played on 6 May 1989, finished 1–1. Tamworth won the replay at London Road in Peterborough on 10 May, 3–0. Route to the final 1988–89 FA Vase The FA Vase is an annual football competition for teams playing below Step 4 of the English National League System. Tamworth TamworthRoundOppositionScore2ndBridgnorth Town (h)2–13rdGresley Rovers (a)3–1 (a.e.t.)4thIlkeston Town (a)2–15thEastwood Hanley (a)1–0QFWisbech Town (h)1–0SFNorth Ferriby United (h)North Ferriby United (a)1–2 3–1Key: (h) = Home venue; (a) = Away venue; (n) = Neutral venue. Tamworth began their cup run with a home tie against Southern Football League Midland Division rivals Bridgnorth Town. They won the game 2-1 with goals coming from Mark Stanton and Russell Gordon. Former Tottenham Hotspur, Stoke City and Bolton Wanderers striker, Ian Moores, joined the club in February and made his Vase debut in the semi-final against North Ferriby United.East Anglian Daily Times 6 May 1989 2D King Elvin Glory for Tamworth after misery Captain Andy Foote snapped his hamstring on the Thursday before the final and was replaced by Steve Cartwright.East Anglian Daily Times 6 May 1989 1D Serious injury blow to opposing skipper Sudbury Town SudburyRoundOppositionScoreSUDBURYT Sudbury Town2ndBaldock Town (h)2-03rdMarch Town (a)2-14thHounslow (a)1-05thRossendale United (a)1-0QFBashley (h)2-0SFHungerford Town (a)Hungerford Town (h)0–0 6–0Key: (h) = Home venue; (a) = Away venue; (n) = Neutral venue. Under a new management team of Don James and Martin Head, Sudbury Town had reached the semi-finals of the Vase in the previous year. Against a difficult set of opponents on their route to the final in the 1988-89 season, they only conceded one goal, a penalty scored by March Town in the third round. In the fourth round game, away against Beazer Homes League Southern League Hounslow, Mick Money was sent off after an hour but Sudbury held on for a 1-0 win.East Anglian Daily Times 6 May 1989 8D Vital spy Peter has seat on the bench In the fifth round, they beat Rossendale United who in the fourth round had beaten last year's finalists, Emley, who in turn had knocked out the previous year's winners, Colne Dynamoes. A record home crowd of 4,320 saw a 6-0 victory over Hungerford Town in the second leg of the semi-final to see the team reach Wembley.East Anglian Daily Times 6 May 1989 2D Cocksedge Alan Five year road to the big time Match details Summary In the final at Wembley, Dave Hubbick opened the scoring for Sudbury with a header after 6 minutes, following a cross by Bryan Klug. In the thirteenth minute, Klug had a corner cleared off the goal-line and Dean Barker's follow up shot was blocked. Martin Devaney equalised for Tamworth after half-time. Martin Myers on the right-hand side for Tamworth was effective and led Sudbury to make a double substitution. The game went to extra-time and when the whistle was blown after the first 15 minutes of extra-time, Mike Henry threw a punch at Russell Gordon and, although the referee did not see it, the linesman ran on to the pitch and Henry was sent off.Henry says he was spat on 8 May 1989 4 (of supplement) East Anglian Daily Times Sudbury's man of the match, according to the East Anglian Daily Times, was Hubbick.Record crowd for showpiece football 8 May 1989 4 (of supplement) East Anglian Daily Times The players climbed the steps of Wembley to be presented to chief guest Pat Jennings. 1989 5 6 y 15:00 BST Sudbury Town 1–1 yes Tamworth Report Hubbick 6 Devaney 49 Wembley, London 26,478 Danny Vickers (Ilford) FFFF00 FFFF00 FFFF00 FFFF00 FFFF00 Sudbury Town _blackpanel _blacksides _blackpanel FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 000000 FF0000 Tamworth GK 1 ENG Dean GarnhamDF 2 ENG Michael Henry 0 105DF 3 ENG Marty ThorpeDF 4 ENG Gary Barker(c)DF 5 ENG Phil BoylandMF 6 ENG Dean BarkerFW 7 ENG Craig Oldfield 64MF 8 ENG Bryan KlugFW 9 ENG Dave HubbickFW 10 ENG Paul SmithMF 11 ENG Nigel Barton 64Substitutes:DF 12 ENG Adrian Hunt 64FW 14 ENG Mick Money 64Managers:ENG Don James and Martin Head GK 1 ENG Dale BelfordDF 2 ENG Corrigan LockettDF 3 ENG Danny McCormack 85DF 4 ENG Bobby Atkins (c)DF 5 ENG Steve Cartwright MF 6 ENG Martin DevaneyMF 7 ENG Martin MyersMF 8 ENG Martin FinnMF 9 ENG Mark StantonFW 10ENG Russell GordonFW 11ENG Ian Moores 75Substitutes:MF ENG Paul Heaton 85FW ENG Carl Rathbone 75Manager:ENG Graham Smith Linesmen: Mr C. J . Henderson (Ripley) Mr D. M. Charmley (Failsworth)Match rules 90 minutes. 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary. Replay if scores still level. Two named substitutes. Maximum of two substitutions. Replay 1989 05 10 y 19:30 BST Sudbury Town 0–3 Tamworth Report Stanton Stanton Moores London Road, Peterborough 11,201 Danny Vickers (Ilford) FFFF00 FFFF00 FFFF00 FFFF00 FFFF00 Sudbury Town _blackpanel _blacksides _blackpanel FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 000000 FF0000 Tamworth GK 1 ENG Dean GarnhamDF 2 ENG Michael HenryDF 3 ENG Marty ThorpeDF 4 ENG Gary Barker(c)DF 5 ENG Phil BoylandMF 6 ENG Dean BarkerFW 7 ENG Craig OldfieldMF 8 ENG Bryan KlugFW 9 ENG Dave HubbickFW 10 ENG Paul SmithMF 11 ENG Nigel BartonSubstitutes:DF 12 ENG Adrian HuntFW 14 ENG Mick MoneyManagers:ENG Don James and Martin Head GK 1 ENG Dale BelfordDF 2 ENG Corrigan LockettDF 3 ENG Martin FinnDF 4 ENG Bobby Atkins (c)DF 5 ENG Steve CartwrightMF 6 ENG Martin DevaneyMF 7 ENG Martin MyersMF 8 WAL Mickey GeorgeMF 9 ENG Mark StantonFW 10ENG Russell GordonFW 11ENG Ian MooresSubstitutes:MF ENG Paul HeatonMF IRE Stephen Gallagher Manager:ENG Graham Smith Linesmen:Match rules 90 minutes. 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary. Penalty shoot-out if scores still level. Two named substitutes. Maximum of two substitutions. References June 2017 Category:FA Vase finals Fa Vase Final 1989 Fa Vase Final 1989 Fa Vase Final 1989