1967 League Cup Final - Queens - Description
Quite Simply the Greatest Day in Queens Park Rangers' Illustrious History, AS One of Wembley's Most Memorable Comebacks is Performed, and the League Cup is Treated to A Classic That Would BE Remembered For Years to Come.
it Was A Season Change For the Competition: Out Went the Two-legged Final, and in Came A One-off Finale, Staged For the First Time at the Home of Football, Wembley, and Queens Park Rangers Became the First Club Outside of the Top Two Divisions to Ever Appear in A Wembley Final.
scoring Twice in the First Half West Bromwich Albion Had A Comfortable Lead and Were Cruising. However, Roger Morgan Pulled One Back Shortly After the Restart, Before Rodney Marsh Cut Through the Albion Defence With Breathtaking Ease to Level With Only 15 Minutes Remaining, and Then in the Dying Moments Mark Lazarus Completed the Comeback to Send the Rangers' Half of Wembley into Ecstasy.
now Relive This Historic Day For the Club Over and Over Again, AS WE Bring You Extended Highlights From the Original Black & White Bbc Coverage, Together With 'memories of 67' - an Exclusive Documentary Shot This Year, in This Specially Produced DVD That NO Rangers Fan Should BE Without.
