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Featured 1957 FA Cup Final - Aston Villa 2 Manchester United 1 Print
United manager Matt Busby and Villa manager Eric Houghton lead their side's out for the 1957 FA Cup Final
Football - 1957 FA Cup Final - Aston Villa 2 Manchester United 1
The two Managers lead their players onto the Wembley pitch. United manager Matt Busby, right, and Villa manager Eric Houghton, left. Villa captain Johnny Dixon is at the head of his team with goalkeeper Nigel Sims behind
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Featured 1957 FA Cup Final - Aston Villa 2 Manchester United 1 Print
Injured Manchester United goalkeeper Ray Wood during the 1957 FA Cup Final
Football - 1956 / 1957 FA Cup - Final: Aston Villa 2 Manchester United 1
Ray Wood injury incident: United goakeeper Wood receives attention from Roger Byrne (#3) after being shoulder-barged by Villa's Peter McParland at Wembley. Bobby Charlton is second left.
Wood was left unconscious with a broken cheekbone, while teammate Jackie Blanchflower (#5, pictured) had to take over in goal as no substitutes were allowed
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