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114 photos and 15 illustrations tagged soccer, from 24 members of Flickr Commons.

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FA Cup match between Newcastle United and Sunderland AFC

  • Kevin Geraghty-Shewan said:
    The final score was 2-2 but Newcastle won the replay 3-0 at Sunderland. Newcastle were then beaten 1-0 by Manchester United in the semi final who then went on to beat Bristol City 1-0 at Crystal Palace in the final!
  • Peter said:
    Spot the man NOT wearing a Cap!
  • El Alamein 1942 TRUCK COLLECTION said:
    bottom row third from left

North Cave (East Yorkshire) Football team 1901 (archive ref DDX1461-6-3)

  • Neil M Cross said:
    Any names?

Latrobe Ladies' Football Club, 1921

  • Peter Eedy said:
    Latrobe Ladies FC was Brisbane's first women's soccer club, formed in June 1921. Together with players from other new teams (Brisbane City and Brisbane Ladies) they played a North Brisbane v South Brisbane representative match on Saturday 24 September 1921, before 10,000 spectators at The Gabba (North won 2-0) This was the earliest known official women's soccer football match played in Australia
  • State Library of Queensland said:
    Peter Eedy Interesting history. Do you know much about women Soccer clubs? It would be great to capture this Queensland sport history. Peter you could be a guest blogger through writing a page on this history, with book references and hopefully more images from our collection to add volume to your story. If you are interested contact qldmemory@slq.qld.gov.au to sharing your story and research.
  • Peter Eedy said:
    Sorry, I didn't see this post until now (only two years later!) Re local women's football - academic and football historian Lee McGowan has created this wonderful website www.withtheballatherfeet.com.au/