Everton 4-1 Tottenham (FA Cup Semi Final 1995)
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- FA Cup Semi Final at Elland Road between Everton and Tottenham. Tottenham were the favourites for the match But Everton came out winners in the end thanks to goals from Matt Jackson, Graham Stuart and two goals from Daniel Amokachi. Joe Royle then went to Post match conference and said to the press "Sorry about the dream final, lads"
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Great cross for the 4th. RIP Gary Ablett
RIP Gary ablett
Amokachi went from zero to hero spurs did not know what to do with him, oh what awesome memories
I was there behind the goal when Amo scored his goals. The atmosphere that day was unbelievable. Having 3 sides of the ground certainly helped!
Spurs spanked in a semi-final too.
What a day
In the south stand, 3 sides of the ground everton , great day and night when we got off the train at lime street. When football was the working mans game.
Little did we know, these were the final days of when the FA cup actually meant something and still had a magical & irresistible charm about it. Fans of the pitch, hugging players = the competition carried real weight, respect and prestige about it. Also, the excitement of the semi finals being played at neutral top tier grounds (Hillsbrough, Highbury, Villa Park, Old Trafford in this case Elland Road) added to that special occasion.
Such a shame that nothing lasts forever because as prestigious as the competition will always be for the older generation of fans, deep,down you know its importance has been diluted and whored out (all semis now being played at Wembley) because to win either the PL or CL is where the all important money lies. Such a shame, but great, great memories for those that are lucky enough to remember.
Always thought the 90s was the last decade in which the FA Cup truly meant something.
Perhaps they should make it so the top 3 in the league and the FA cup winners qualify for the champions league. That would make it important again.
For teams that win nothing the fa cup should be a must to go for.
To make the fa cup massive again they should give a champions league spot or big money to whomever wins it.
@@olayinkaamara385Man scummy Utd diluted The Prestige of it in 2000 by refusing to play in it preferring to play in the world club championship instead.
Was lucky to go to all of the 80s semi finals , but this was the best by far . Had to be honest ,did not see this coming before the game .
this day was like a home game, we had 3 of the stands.great memories.
My favorite game. Everyone had Utd v Spurs as the final including me!! Fantastic day. Have to say that was a shit pass from Limpar to Ablett for our 4th, superb recovery from Ablett to set Amokachi up.
Amokachi!!! Much more than just a substitute.
Amazing Daniel Amokachi when from zero to hero in less than 10 minutes what happy memories
Till this day, Everton fans are still screaming AMO! AMO!! AMO!!!
Of course we are! Amo, Amo, Amo!
@@thomaswalsh4924 Amo fuckin boss lad.
The days when semi finals were played at other stadiums other than Wembley definitely lost something
Blue everywhere at Elland Road that day
Knew we would win before the game started when i saw the look on the Everton players faces on the coach as it arrived especially Graham Stuart knew they were up for it and there was only one team and one set of supporters going home happy
Great day and great memory
I think my favourite memory of that day was Royle's press conference afterwards ...( To the media regarding the hyped and anticipated United v Spurs final ) .... ' Sorry you didn't get your dream final lads '
The media hate us. They still do, or haven’t you noticed! It goes back to Harry Catterick in the sixties. He hated the press, didn’t trust them, quite rightly, and so would tell his players they were not to talk to the press.
Imagine not being able to interview the Holy Trinity of Alan Ball, Colin Harvey and Howard Kendall, who we know were the greatest British midfield ever, even though Harvey and Kendall barely won an England cap between them because they didn’t play in London or weren’t Manchester United players! The media have never forgiven us and never will.
Went that day, and was one our best performances of the season. This was the match that Joe Parkinson came of age. It was like a home game with us having 3 sides of the stadium.
why did you get 3 sides
Prior to the match the build up by the BBC pundits had been about their perspective and preferable "dream final" as if Everton were bad for business, as they were expecting Klinsmans Spurs to win and meet Man Utd at Wembley. Well happy to rain on their parade as us Everton fans got our dream final and our dream result !.
I love Everton
amokachi werent meant to come on as well a player got injured an joe royle wanted the player to play on but amokachi stripped off on walked over as if it was a sub then it was history
"The best substitution i never made"_ Joe Royle
Magical day.
Remember this being the first time that football made me cry (cheers Spurs and England), fair play to Everton the totally deserved it on the day. Was cheering them on when they beat United in the final.
Favourite semi final
We were the dogs of war this season. We beat all the top teams and lost against all the lower ones. I was at this match and no way were we gonna lose it. The fans were intimidating and had most of the stadium and the players were well up for it too. Amo was right in front of me when he celebrated too and I still remember willing Gary Ablett to get that ball across with every fibre of my being, God rest his soul. Fuckin awesome day and great memories.
Still hurts after all these years 😢
Goosebumps....
Glorious.
I remember being nervous as hell before the game. I was 13 at the time and couldn’t wait to get to school on the Monday
Remember watching this. Everton wiped the floor with them. Limpar ran the whole game.
Can't believe it was 18 years ago! The greatest game I ever went to, followed closely by the Wimbledon match that fateful day. Brilliant memories.
I can't believe it was 25 years ago...wtf?
Amokachi!!! 👏👏👏
London boys got a hell of a beating
Couldn't agree more mate, I'm fed up of the Kenwright haters, he's a decent man and he loves our club.Better him than some dubious billionaire, for every Abramovich there's a Venkeys.
Incredible support from Everton (as usual) I really hope that some success can come back to the Club one day soon. The supporters deserve it.
Amazing Amocachi. His 15 seconds of football fame
Amo amo
I remember watching when i was 5 nearly 6 at home with my dad
good times!
Best moment of the 90's UTFT
Always associate this with Alan Green's radio commentary
Amokachi came in as a substitute in this game by lying to a coaching staff that the coach wanted him in the game as substitute for an injured player; the coach never said that. 😂😂
RIP Gary
Spurs never really got going at Elland road that day & Everton's dogs of war completely overwhelmed them.
How disappointed does Parry sound when Amokachi knocks the fourth in? Hehe... I thought Evertonians are the bitter ones?!
its strange how you can look at your team and know its not going to be your day. before the match the spurs players were subdued and nervous...everton looked the complete opposite....and they murdered us almost from the kick off..........
Our last FA CUP
On this day in 1995 we took on Tottenham in the FA cup semi final at Elland Road. I remember this game very well. I said that after 5 minutes playing that we would win this game, we started that well and played some lovely football as well. We had three sides of the ground and it was like a home game for us. Klinsman won a dubious penalty, and scored the only goal we would concede in that cup run. It should be said that the great Neville Southall was very close to saving that penalty.
Sheringham won the penalty, not Klinsmann
3 sides but equal allocation spurs had the big side
I remember watching this when I was 11. This was hilarious to watch them Spurs it up again 🤣🤣🤣
I ❤️
Sheringham the cheat dived for the penalty.But Daniel Amokachi`s smiling face after scoring is a picture
Dogs of war class of 1995 96
RIP Gazza:(
Apparantly, Joe Royal was angry with Supersub Amokachi for bringing himself on.. But who did Amokachi bring off? (lol!)
Still can’t believe we lost this.....Such a good run that season
💙💙
Everton's third goal was the best in football wise. A classic build-up and a great finish. 🤗
The Yids lost on and OFF the pitch that day!
You got absolutely twatted,Cockney shithouses,Probably the most piss poor showing from any firm in my 30 years of going.Pure pussies who had their little heads kicked in.
@jon tyler The best any of your lot did was swing on the crossbar in injury time when 4-1 down trying to get game abandoned! That was all the 'showing' we got from the hapless Yids.
@@Prodigy_Fan We beat you all the time and you bloody well know it.. Enjoy championship football in your new stadium 😂
@@NicholasVoniatis We've ALWAYS beat Tottenham when it's REALLY mattered during my time.
Is this commentator a spurs fan.My lord, he sounds depressed.two fingers to the london media your boys took one hell of a beating
As an Arsenal fan this one of my happiest moments in football in the 90s, thanks Everton :)
Even VAR wouldn’t have given that penalty.
Although it turned out to be of purely academic interest, that should never have been a penalty for the ‘foul’ on Teddy Sheringham. Yes, I liked Sheringham but that was a bad decision by the referee who must have been feeling sorry for Tottenham because they were getting mullered! 😂😂
This is still the most gutted I've ever been as a Spurs fan. Couldn't believe it at the time!
after the great win at anfield didnt turn up against the toffees typical bloody spurs
Stats dalton bring anyone else here?
The whole country wanted spurs to win that year cos of there football was a joy,but unfortunately the dogs of war destroyed the myth.
This was the famous game where Everton surprised everyone and beat Tottenham to survive relegation. The game had it all. Amokachi being Evertons first Black scorer since Derek Mountfield. Neville Southalls penalty save from Sheringham. And Klinsmann so upset he almost retired but agreed at the last minute to play at Italia 90 and ended up winning the world cup and scoring the decisive penalty (albeit Baggio missed the really crucial one).
I remember alot of people were thinking of a dream final between spurs united b4. Although being an everton fan i got to admit it wud have been a dream final cos spurs were the story of that season wiv klinsman very entertaing team to watch i would have cheered for them against united in final but there was somthing about that joe royales dogs of war everton side that was a match for ANYONE in europe at the time. Gr8 memoriers thank u Joe one of the true legends and understated men in the game
The commentator sounds gutted every time we score
who do you want in then?an arab with a few billion quid in the bank, no interest in football and no love for the game or everton?i'm proud to have a chairman who's passionate about football and more importantly is an EVERTONIAN.
when Amo was signed a season or two before, the everton fans used to call him Amo taxi Cos hes big black and carried many passengers
Everton fans behind both goals. Shocking ticketing bias!
Fa stitched spurs up ..sugar took em to court ..and won ..shame about the game coys ⚽️
Ye equal allocation but not in a equal manner
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