Chelsea V Millwall Football: Wembley (1940)

[@neilmcdonald1088]

This is the League South Cup Final at Wembley which Chelsea won 2-0 in 1945. John McDonald at number 11 scored one of the winning goals

[@Tout-Le-Monde02]

Literally no skills .... just kicking and running .......

[@dreamer74690]

عندما كانت كرة القدم بلا أي معنى ، اذا كانت هذه الرياضة استمرت بهذا الشكل لكانت الآن شعبيتها لا تزيد على شعبية العاب ككرة اليد و البيسبول و كرة السلة ، اعتقد انه يجب النظر في مشروعية البطولات التي تم احتسابها في هذه العصور لأنه كما يبدو ان اللعبة كانت بعيدة كل البعد عن ما نعرفه الآن

[@sce2aux464]

Compared to baseball uniforms, football kits haven't changed very much over the decades.

[@biggdogferocious3947]

Literally just shirt, shorts, boots and socks

[@neilmcdonald1088]

This is 45 not 40

[@zadigthejasp]

why are the goalkeepers not wearing tops ?

[@surelyashley5726]

To set them apart, I think. So the players can easily know who is the goalkeeper. Same reason why goalkeepers where bright coloured uniforms these times.

[@zadigthejasp]

@@surelyashley5726 still surprising to not see them at least wearing a shirt in a different color, being topless is kinda radical ahaha

[@davidmccann9811]

@@zadigthejasp They're not topless, they wore a wooly jumper/sweater.

[@samolevski1119]

I cannot find any record of a game at Wembley in 1940, but if anyone has information please post it, thanks. I checked 11v11, TheChels,info, Wikipedia and general google search