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BBC's football highlights and analysis. "The longest-running football television programme in the world" as recognised by Guinness World Records in 2015.
Episode 43 : 22nd May 1976: European Football Championship Quarter-final
May. 22,1976
Wales v Yugoslavia from Ninian Park, Cardiff
Exclusive highlights of today's second-leg match, in which Wales had to recover from the two-goal deficit they suffered in the first leg in Zagreb if they were to reach the Semi-final stage of this competition for the first time.
Episode 42 : 15th May 1976: Home International Championship
May. 15,1976
Scotland v England from Hampden Park Glasgow
The final match in the 1976 Home International Championship. Today's game was the 94th meeting of the two oldest rivals in international football. Scotland have 36 wins to England's 35. Two years ago in Glasgow the Scots won 2-0, but last season at Wembley England won 5-1.
Episode 41 : 14th May 1976: Home International Championship
May. 14,1976
Wales v Northern Ireland from Vetch Field, Swansea.
Action highlights from tonight's match in the Home International Soccer Championship.
Episode 40 : 8th May 1976: Home International Championship
May. 08,1976
Wales v England from Niniah Park, Cardiff
Scotland v Northern Ireland from Hampden Park, Glasgow
Action highlights from today's two matches in the 1976 Home International Championship, with analysis of the key moves by Jimmy Hill. Last year England and Wales drew 2-2 at Wembley, and Scotland beat N Ireland 3-0 at Hampden Park.
Episode 39 : 1st May 1976: FA Cup Final
May. 01,1976
Manchester United v Southampton
Introduced by Jimmy Hill - Action highlights of this afternoon's FA Cup Final, and interviews with the winners as they celebrate their Wembley triumph with their wives and friends.
Episode 38 : 24th April 1976
April. 24,1976
Two-match action on the crucial last Saturday of the 1975-76 Football League season, with interviews and analysis plus the round-up of the day's soccer news with the vital end-of-season League tables; and Goal of the Season: another chance to choose the best BBC1 goals in the annual competition worth £200 in Premium Bonds to the winner.
Leicester City v Manchester United
Oldham Athletic v West Bromwich Albion
Episode 37 : 17th April 1976
April. 17,1976
Jimmy Hill analyses the key action of the day; plus the League tables and the late-night Score-Draw Check.
Liverpool v Stoke City
Norwich City v Queens Park Rangers
Episode 36 : 10th April 1976
April. 10,1976
Jimmy Hill analyses the key action of the day, plus the round-up of the day's soccer: the players in the news and the league tables.
Bristol City v Chelsea
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Newcastle United
Episode 35 : 3rd April 1976: FA Cup Semi-Final
April. 03,1976
Cup analysis by Jimmy Hill and news and interviews from both Semi-finals, plus the result of the March Goal of the Month.
Derby County v Manchester United
Episode 34 : 27th March 1976
March. 27,1976
Introduced by Jimmy Hill. Football action - news - analysis - Goal of the Month.
Hereford United v Brighton & Hove Albion
Liverpool v Burnley
Episode 33 : 20th March 1976
March. 20,1976
Jimmy Hill presents his personality action analysis, plus the round-up of the day's soccer news.
West Bromwich Albion v Bolton Wanderers
Middlesbrough v Derby County
Episode 32 : 13th March 1976
March. 13,1976
Jimmy Hill introduces one hour of football action, news, interviews and analysis - with coverage of two of today's intriguing league matches.
Manchester United v Leeds United
Peterborough v Mansfield Town
Episode 31 : 6th March 1976: FA Cup Quarter Finals
March. 06,1976
Highlights of two of today's outstanding FA Cup Quarter-Final ties as eight clubs battle for places in the Semi-Finals. And Goal of the Month - one of the great players of all time, Tom Finney, gives his verdict on the best goals in February.
Derby County v Newcastle United
Bradford City v Southampton
Episode 30 : 28th February 1976
February. 28,1976
Jimmy Hill introduces First Division action, analysis, news and interviews. And Goal of the Month, the competition featuring the best goals seen on BBC1 in February.
Derby County v Liverpool
Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City
Episode 29 : 21st February 1976
February. 21,1976
First Division action from the Midlands and Second Division action from the North.
Sunderland v Charlton Athletic
Aston Villa v Manchester United
Episode 28 : 14th February 1976: FA Cup Fifth Round
February. 14,1976
Highlights from three FA Cup ties.
Chelsea v Crystal Palace
Bolton Wanderers v Newcastle United
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Charlton Athletic
Episode 27 : 7th February 1976
February. 07,1976
Two-match action from the First and Second Divisions of the Football League. Analysis by Jimmy Hill, news, opinions and a round-up of the day's soccer, and the result of January's Goal of the Month competition, with the verdict of one of the great captains of all time, Danny Blanchflower.
Bristol City v Southampton
Manchester City v Aston Villa
Episode 26 : 31st January 1976
January. 31,1976
Jimmy Hill puts the replay spotlight on the men and the moves that mattered today. Goal of the Month: the competition featuring the best January goals, with £100 in Premium Bonds to be won.
West Ham United v Liverpool
Derby County v Coventry City
Episode 25 : 24th January 1976: FA Cup Fourth Round
January. 24,1976
Analysis, interviews and news of today's Cup triumphs and surprises as the competition is reduced to the final 16 on the Wembley trail.
Stoke City v Tottenham Hotspur
Coventry City v Newcastle United
Manchester United v Peterborough
Episode 24 : 17th January 1976
January. 17,1976
Soccer action highlights from two top First Division matches.
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Leeds United
Manchester City v West Ham United
Episode 23 : 10th January 1976
January. 10,1976
Jimmy Hill introduces one hour of football action, news, interviews and analysis - with coverage of two of today's intriguing Football League matches.
Manchester United v Queens Park Rangers
Cardiff City v Brighton & Hove Albion
Episode 22 : 3rd January 1976: FA Cup Third Round
January. 03,1976
Analysis, news and interviews on one of football's most exciting days of the season: the big clubs of Divisions 1 and 2, including the FA Cup holders West Ham, are challenged by the 20 would-be giant-killers' who have survived the earlier rounds, non-Leaguers ' as well as Third and Fourth Division clubs. Goal of the Month: the result of the December competition with the New Year verdict of Scotland's Denis Law.
West Ham United v Liverpool
Scarborough v Crystal Palace
Queens Park Rangers v Newcastle United
Episode 21 : 27th December 1975
December. 27,1975
Jimmy Hill puts the replay spotlight on the men and the moves that mattered today, plus the late-night news round-up with the League tables, and the final Goal of the Month competition of 1975.
Manchester United v Burnley
West Ham United v Ipswich Town
Episode 20 : 20th December 1975
December. 20,1975
Introduced by Jimmy Hill.
Liverpool v Queens Park Rangers
Chelsea v Sunderland
Episode 19 : 13th December 1975
December. 13,1975
Jimmy Hill presents his personality action analysis, plus views and opinions from the football men in the news, and the regular round-up of the day's soccer, including the League tables and the late-night Score-Draw check.
Ipswich Town v Leeds United
Leicester City v Newcastle United
Episode 18 : 6th December 1975
December. 06,1975
Jimmy Hill presents his action analysis of the key men and the key moves, plus the regular round-up of the day's soccer, and the result of the November Goal of the Month competition with the verdict of the celebrity judge John Charles of Wales - 'the Gentle Giant' who scored over 250 Football League and Italian League goals.
Southampton v Sunderland
Middlesbrough v Manchester United
Episode 17 : 29th November 1975
November. 29,1975
Analysis of the key action by Jimmy Hill, plus the regular round-up of the day's soccer news. Goal of the Month: £100 in Premium Bonds to be won in the competition featuring the best goals seen on BBC1 in November.
Queens Park Rangers v Stoke City
Bolton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion
Episode 16 : 22nd November 1975
November. 22,1975
Analysis: Jimmy Hill puts the replay spotlight on the men and the moves that mattered today. News: the late-night round-up of the day's soccer with the League tables and the Score-Draw Check.
Bristol City v York City
Norwich City v Newcastle United
Episode 15 : 15th November 1975
November. 15,1975
Analysis by Jimmy Hill, views and opinions from the football men in the news, and the regular round-up of the day's soccer, including the League tables and the late-night Score-Draw check.
Burnley v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Chelsea v Notts County
Episode 14 : 8th November 1975
November. 08,1975
Jimmy Hill introduces one hour of football action, news, interviews and analysis - with coverage of two Football League matches.
Liverpool v Manchester United
Fulham v Charlton Athletic
Episode 13 : 1st November 1975
November. 01,1975
Jimmy Hill presents his action analysis of the key men and the key moves, plus the regular round-up of the day's soccer, and the result of the October Goal of the Month competition, with the verdict of the Celebrity Judge, Jackie Milburn of Newcastle United and England.
Derby County v Leeds United
Ipswich Town v Aston Villa
Episode 12 : 25th October 1975
October. 25,1975
Analysis of the key action by Jimmy Hill plus the regular round-up of the day's soccer. Goal of the Month: the competition featuring the best goals seen on BBC1 in October.
Manchester City v Ipswich Town
Sunderland v Luton Town
Episode 11 : 18th October 1975
October. 18,1975
Action, news, interviews, analysis. Coverage of two of today's important First Division matches.
Sheffield United v Stoke City
Coventry City v Liverpool
Episode 10 : 11th October 1975
October. 11,1975
Views and opinions from the foot-ball men in the news ... and the regular soccer round-up, including the League tables and the late-night Score-Draw check.
West Ham United v Newcastle United
Southampton v Chelsea
Episode 9 : 4th October 1975
October. 04,1975
Analysis of the key action by Jimmy Hill. The result of the September Goal of the Month competition with the verdict of Celebrity Judge Nat Lofthouse of Bolton Wanderers and England, the Footballer of the Year in 1953 and the regular round-up of the day's soccer.
Leeds United v Queens Park Rangers
Arsenal v Manchester City
Episode 8 : 27th September 1975
September. 27,1975
Analysis by Jimmy Hill, plus the regular round-up of the day's soccer. Goal of the Month: the competition featuring the best goals seen on BBC1 in September.
Crystal Palace v Sheffield Wednesday
Everton v Liverpool
Episode 7 : 20th September 1975
September. 20,1975
Jimmy Hill introduces one hour of football action, news, interviews and analysis - with coverage of two of today's outstanding First Division matches.
Birmingham City v Burnley
Manchester United v Ipswich Town
Episode 6 : 13th September 1975
September. 13,1975
Jimmy Hill puts the replay spotlight on the men and the moves that mattered today.
Stoke City v Leeds United
Charlton Athletic v Blackpool
Episode 5 : 6th September 1975
September. 06,1975
The result of the August Goal of the Month competition with the verdict of the Celebrity Judge ... and the regular round-up of the day's soccer: the players in the news, the League tables, and the late-night Score-Draw check.
West Ham United v Manchester City
Newcastle United v Aston Villa
Episode 4 : 30th August 1975
August. 30,1975
Jimmy Hill presents his weekly analysis of the action, and introduces Goal of the Month ... the ever-popular competition featuring the best goals seen on BBC1 in August.
Fulham v West Bromwich Albion
Everton v Derby County
Episode 3 : 23rd August 1975
August. 23,1975
Jimmy Hill spotlights the key action and analyses the men behind the moves ... plus the news round-up of the day's Football League programme.
Manchester United v Sheffield United
Arsenal v Stoke City
Episode 2 : 16th August 1975
August. 16,1975
Jimmy Hill presents his penetrating analysis of the action ... plus news, views and interviews from Day One of the long haul for League honours.
Ipswich Town v Newcastle United
Queens Park Rangers v Liverpool
Episode 1 : 9th August 1975: The FA Charity Shield
August. 09,1975
Derby County (League Champions) v West Ham United (FA Cup Winners)
BBC Television's Saturday-night soccer action programme returns with exclusive coverage from Wembley Stadium of soccer's showpiece curtain-raiser to the new season - the meeting of the two clubs who won last season's major honours.
Seasons
Season 41
Match of the Day returns to the BBC for the new season, as part of a new football package on the BBC.
Season 40
In August 2003, it is announced that the BBC has won back the right to show Premiership highlights from 2004, for three years.
Season 38
With Saturday night highlights now being shown on ITV's The Premiership, Match of the Day reverted to covering live FA Cup and England matches as well as some UEFA Cup games.
Season 37
ITV won back the Premier League highlights as part of a three year deal. They also obtained Nationwide League rights whilst the BBC regained the FA Cup and England games. It was a major blow to the BBC, but Match of the Day continued to show live FA Cup and European games.
Season 36
Before the season began, on 2 August, Des Lynam resigned from the BBC and moved to ITV to become their main football presenter. Gary Lineker took over as the main presenter for the show.
Season 35
Des Lynam presented 36 of the 45 League and Cup programmes plus eight more UEFA Cup shows. Gary Lineker also fronted five editions with Ray Stubbs hosting the remaining four.
Season 34
A new four year deal secured Premier League highlights on the BBC. Mark Lawrenson joined Trevor Brooking and Alan Hansen as a regular pundit during the second half of the season.
Season 32
When Alex Ferguson's side were discussed on Match of the Day on the opening day of the season Des remarked that "United were scarcely recognizable from the team we've known over the past couple of seasons, what's going on do you feel?" Alan Hansen famously replied: "You can't win anything with kids... he's got to buy players, it's as simple as that."
Season 29
With the new season came a new Premier League, a new contract and a new show, fronted by Des Lynam. Des was joined by new regular pundits, Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking, and the show reverted to the classic format of extended highlights from three main games. Now, however, as well as all the extra analysis, viewers were also able to see the goals from all the other matches as well.
Season 28
After several years of speculation it was announced in February that a new, breakaway FA Premier League was going to be formed. ITV were expected to win the TV rights but the BBC and BSkyB combined to place a counter bid and had strong influence within the new organisation. In May 1992 the rights were decided and each club had one vote. BSkyB were awarded live matches on Sundays and Mondays and the BBC gained the Saturday night highlights as part of a five year deal. The two companies also joined forces to sign a new five year deal to cover FA Cup and International matches. ITV would be covering the Football League and the League Cup.
Season 27
In the third season of the new contract there were 20 editions of Match of the Day but they were still restricted to covering FA Cup matches.
Season 26
Des Lynam continued to present the show, joined by Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables as regular pundits.
Season 25
Match of the Day celebrated its 25th anniversary and had to cope with the fact that, for the first time since its inception in 1964, it couldn't broadcast any League football. Instead, the team settled into the four year contract with the intention of breathing new life into the FA Cup. With the new contract came a totally revamped show.
Season 24
The focus was still on the big clubs and the shows were very irregular. They followed the same format as the previous year with a mixture of live League games on Sunday afternoons and highlights shows for the FA Cup. This was also Jimmy Hill's final season as presenter after a record 15 years in charge of the show.
Season 23
With highlights out of fashion there were only 14 editions of Match of the Day all season and the only League action came in the seven live games on Sunday afternoons.
Season 22
In 1985 the television rights came up for renegotiation and BBC and ITV offered £16m for four years. This was in return for 19 live games plus weekend highlights. The Football League met on Valentine's Day and rejected it. Football was, however, in a weak negotiating position as the game was rife with hooliganism and the two sides became deadlocked. The result was a total black-out for the first part of the season which annoyed fans and concerned the sponsors. The Football League finally backed down and agreed a deal that gave them less money per game than before on a short term two and a half year contract. The remaining six months was worth £1.3m with a two year £6.2m extension confirmed in June. The supporters were delighted and Match of the Day resumed in January. It concentrated mainly on FA Cup highlights and the occasional live League match on a Sunday.
Season 21
The show celebrated its 20th anniversary and matches were still being broadcast on Fridays. Most other sports were now seen live on television so the production team wanted to continue the football experiment as well. Jonathan Martin, the Head of Sport at the time, recalled that the experiment was disappointing: "We only got six or seven million viewers on a Friday night which was poor for the slot so we moved to Sundays in the following year." This was to be the last time that Match of the Day contained weekly League highlights until the beginning of the 1992-93 season.
Season 20
Match of the Day was back on Saturday nights as a highlights show but was supplemented by live matches on Friday evenings. The BBC and ITV had been allocated seven games each with the commercial channel choosing to broadcast theirs on Sunday afternoons. This was a radical change in strategy by all involved as prior to this new two year contract the only regular live domestic football had been the FA Cup Final, England against Scotland and the European Cup Final. Match of the Day was cancelled from 15 October to 19 November due to strike action at the BBC.
Season 18
The programme returned to Saturday nights. Only two games were allowed to be shown per show.
Season 17
After 16 seasons in the Saturday night slot, Match of the Day moved to Sunday afternoons.
Season 16
For the first time Match of the Day was allowed to screen additional games, and on 13 weekends there were highlights from three different matches.
Season 15
In November ITV signed a secret three year deal with the Football League to show edited highlights on Saturday nights instead of Sundays in an attempt to break away from the joint negotiating strategy and replace Match of the Day.
A ruling by the Office of Fair Trading prevented ITV's exclusive contract being signed but a compromise was reached.
For the duration of the next four year contract it was agreed that the BBC and ITV would have to alternate their programme coverage with Match of the Day switching to Sunday afternoons for the 1980-81 and 1982-83 seasons.
Season 14
Match of the Day celebrates its 500th edition, marked with a special Radio Times cover and a new set of opening titles with hundreds of school children holding up cards that depicted Jimmy Hill's face and the Match of the Day logo.
Season 10
Match of the Day appoints Jimmy Hill as the new presenter, after signing him from LWT. He was the first to both present the programme and offer expert analysis.
Season 9
The current contractual agreement meant that Match of the Day had to lead with a Division Two fixture, and twice with a match from Division Three.
Season 7
1970 saw the introduction of the Goal of the Month competition, which led to thousands of postcards being sent to the BBC.
Season 6
From 1969, the programme becomes live and studio based, rather than being pre-recorded at the ground of the featured match, and there were now two games seen each week.
Season 5
Grandstand presenter David Coleman begins regularly presenting Match of the Day.
Season 4
Once again, protracted negotiations during the summer ensured the return of the show. In order to secure the deal the BBC had to agree to broadcast five matches from Division Two and two from Divisions Three or Four as well as the 23 Division One games that they wanted.
Season 3
In the year that saw England win the World Cup, Match of the Day moves to BBC ONE.
Season 2
Despite attempts by some clubs to prevent its return due to fear over ticket sales, Match of the Day returned to the BBC in October 1965 two months after the start of the new season.
The duration of each programme had been reduced to 45 minutes in length and it could no longer be broadcast before 10.00pm.
Season 1
Match of the Day begins on 22 August 1964, for coverage of Liverpool versus Arsenal. Kenneth Wolstenholme opens the programme with the words: "Welcome to Match of the Day, the first of a weekly series coming to you every Saturday on BBC TWO. As you can hear we're in Beatleville for this Liverpool versus Arsenal match." The programme began on BBC TWO where it remained until 1966.
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