From: tjc@ecs.soton.ac.uk (Tim Chown)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: English News: Tuesday (Cup) results
Date: 7 Oct 92 08:42:33 GMT

Leeds United are to play Stuttgart in their European Cup re-match in
Barcelona on Friday night.  The England, Scotland, Wales and France
managers have all agreed to free United players involved in World Cup ties.
Leeds boss Howard Wilkinson will now be able to field Gary McAllister, David
Batty, Tony Dorigo, David Batty, Gary Speed and Eric Cantona.
Leeds chairman Leslie Silver has decided to forfeit the right of appeal.
He said: "We are very concerned about upholding the good will and reputation
of the club and English football."

The FA Cup 3rd round qualifying matches for Saturday are at the end of
this posting, for non-league fans!    I missed the second round - what
happened to Gresley after they dumped Newcastle Town out in round 1 ???

On to the League Cup - a lucky escape for Blackburn, saved with 5 mins
to go by Shearer ...

Coca Cola Cup, 2nd round 2nd Leg:
                                    Agg:

BLACKBURN ROVERS  4-3 HUDDERSFIELD  5-4
Shearer 9             Barnett 65
Wegerle 53            Roberts 76
Shearer 85            Ireland 77
Newell 107

GRIMSBY TOWN      2-1 QPR
Watson 56             Bailey 68
Woods 81

CHESTERFIELD 1-4 LIVERPOOL Agg 5-8

Liverpool recovered from the shock of going a goal down to bounce back and
outplay Chesterfield at Saltergate.  Trevor Hebberd put the home side ahead
after just seven minutes but Don Hutchison equalled 12 minutes later.
Liverpool killed the tie when they scored twice before the break through
Jamie Redknapp and Mark Walters.  Ian Rush equalled Roger Hunt's
Liverpool club record of 286 goals when he scored the 4th in the 55th minute.

HARTLEPOOL 2-2 SHEFFIELD WED Agg 2-5

Hartlepool staged a dramatic finale to rescue their pride against Wednesday.
With a 3-0 lead from the first leg, the Premier League side scored after just
23 seconds through Mark Bright.  Paul Warhust struck to make it 2-0 in
the 59th minute.  Dean Emerson and Lenny Johnrose both hit the woodwork for 
Hartlepool before Saville scored from the spot after
Carlton Palmer felled Brian Honour.  Johnrose scored from close range after
Paul Olsson had hit the bar.

IPSWICH 4-0 WIGAN Agg 6-2

Chris Kiwomya virtually single-handedly wrecked Wigan's chances of an upset.
He laid on the first goal and then scored a hat-trick himself as Ipswich
carried on from Saturday when they were too good for champions Leeds.
It took Ipswich only six minutes to move ahead on aggregate and Wigan could
not muster a shot until the 69th minute Kiwomya completed his hat-trick six
minutes from time when he converted a John Wark cross.

PLYMOUTH          3-2 LUTON         5-4
Nugent 4              Claridge 61
Poole 51              Preece 68
Regis 54

PORTSMOUTH        2-0 BLACKPOOL     6-0
Whittingham 3

WIMBLEDON         0-1 BOLTON        2-3
                      Philliskirk 47

LINCOLN CITY 1-1 C PALACE Agg 2-4

Palace sat on their two-goal cushion to cruise into the third round.
Linclon lacked the firepower up front and never looked like threatening the
Premier League side's command.  Palace took the lead after 20 minutes
when Gareth Southgate tconnected with a John Salako cross to fire home.
But the Imps levelled within a minute when Jason Lee sent David Puttnam clear
and he beat Nigel Martyn with a low left foot shot.

PETERBOROUGH 2-1 LEICESTER Agg 2-3

City's Peterborough born striker Julian Joachim shattered the Cup hopes of his
home town club with a precious first goal in senior soccer.
The stocky 18-year-old, playing only his second game for Leicester, forced a
43rd minute shot past Ian Bennett.  Peterborough battled from the start to
pull back a two goal deficit and Mick Halsall scored in the 16th minute.
The visitors levelled but Ken Charlery fired home to regain the lead for
Peterborough but Leicester gave nothing away after the break.

PORTSMOUTH 2-0 BLACKPOOL Agg 6-0

Portsmouth striker Guy Whittingham enhanced his growing reputation with
two more goals to send Blackpool out.  Whittingham struck in each half to take
his season's tally to 13.  The Pompey striker scored after just
three minutes when he latched onto a deflected cross from Mark Chamberlain.
Whittingham had hit the bar before he converted a Chamberlain cross in the
65th minute to send Portsmouth through.

SWINDON 3-2 TORQUAY Agg 9-2

Swindon strolled into the third round in a game which was a personal
milestone for striker Steve White.  The 33-year-old scored the 200th goal
of his career when he notched Swindon's second in the 11th minute.
Player-manager Glenn Hoddle netted from close range after just three minutes.
White's goal was followed by a Dave Mitchell effort in the 26th minute.
Chris Myers and Adrian Foster scored consolation goals for Torquay.


GM Vauxhall Conference:

DAGENHAM          5-1 WOKING
Butterworth 14, 44    Fleming 29
Pamphlett 70, 82
Kimble 86

FARNBOROUGH       2-1 MERTHYR
Horton 24             Webley 39
Leworthy 67

KETTERING         2-0 STAFFORD
Murphy 37, 46         Essex sent off 58

NORTHWICH         1-2 ALTRINCHAM
Hancock 70            Green 43, 60

RUNCORN           4-2 GATESHEAD
Parker 5              Farnaby 29
Brown 26              Askew 56
Lundon 59
McInerny 68

WELLING           2-1 SLOUGH
Robbins 51            Sayer 45
Dennis 62
Clemence sent off

CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD:

WYCOMBE W         3-0 COLCHESTER
Scott pen 33
Casey 57, 79


Paul Gascoigne could take a giant step towards selection for England's crucial
World Cup qualifier if he gives another impressive display for Lazio this week.
The former Tottenham star played his last international 18 months ago before
picking up the infamous knee injury.  But in only his second competitive
match for Lazio on Sunday he showed some of the exquisite touches that
elevated him to world stardom.  England boss Graham Taylor saw the game
and if he gets a good report from the Italian Cup match with Cesena tomorrow
Gascoigne could start against Norway.


Wednesday fixtures:

THE COCA-COLA CUP Second round, second leg

Aston Villa      v  Oxford Utd     7.45
Brentford        v  Tottenham    * 7.45
Bristol Rovers   v  Manchester C * 8.00
Charlton         v  Bury           7.45
Chelsea          v  Walsall        7.30
Crewe            v  West Ham       7.30
Derby            v  Southend       7.45
Everton          v  Rotherham      7.30
Manchester U     v  Brighton       8.00
Middlesbrough    v  Newcastle      7.45
Millwall         v  Arsenal      * 7.45
Norwich          v  Carlisle       7.45
Nottm Forest     v  Stockport      7.30
Oldham           v  Exeter         7.30
Reading          v  Watford        7.45
Scarborough      v  Coventry       7.30
Scunthorpe      OFF Leeds
Sheffield Utd    v  Bristol City   7.45
Southampton      v  Gillingham     7.30
Stoke            v  Cambridge Utd  7.45
Wolverhampton    v  Notts County   7.30

* all ticket


Saturday's fixtures (no Premier because of Norway match):

LEAGUE DIVISION ONE

 1 Barnsley         v   Luton Town
 2 Birmingham C     v   Leicester City
 3 Bristol City     v   Charlton Ath
 4 Millwall         v   Cambridge Utd
 5 Newcastle Utd    v   Tranmere R
 6 Notts County     v   Grimsby Town
 7 Peterborough     v   Brentford
 8 Portsmouth       v   Swindon Town
 - Southend Utd     v   Wolves
 9 Watford          v   Bristol Rovers

LEAGUE DIVISION TWO

10 Blackpool        v   Preston NE
11 Bolton W         v   Hartlepool Utd
12 Bournemouth      v   Rotherham Utd
13 Brighton         v   Wigan Ath
14 Fulham           v   Hull City
15 Huddersfield     v   Reading
16 Mansfield T      v   Stockport Co
17 Plymouth A       v   Chester City
18 Stoke City       v   Leyton Orient
19 Swansea City     v   Exeter
20 West Bromwich    v   Port Vale

LEAGUE DIVISION THREE

21 Crewe A          v   Cardiff City *
22 Doncaster R      v   Gillingham
23 Halifax T        v   Colchester U
24 Lincoln City     v   Walsall
25 Rochdale         v   Carlisle Utd
26 Scarborough      v   Northampton T
27 Scunthorpe Utd   v   York City
28 Shrewsbury T     v   Darlington
-- Torquay Utd      v   Ch'rfield  6.30
29 Wrexham          v   Bury


FA Cup, 3rd round Qualifying games:

-- Bishop Auckland  v   Blyth Spartans
-- Spennymoor Utd   v   Gateshead
-- Netherfield      v   Guisborough
-- Dunston FB       v   Northallerton
-- Seaham Red Star  v   Stockton
-- Brigg Town       v   Southport
-- Colwyn Bay       v   Altrincham
-- Stalybridge C    v   Accrinton S
-- Macclesfield     v   Horwich RMI
-- Nantwich Town    v   Marine
-- Stafford R       v   Frickley Ath
-- Gainsborough     v   Pelsall Villa
-- Nuneaton B       v   Raunds Town
-- Sutton C'field   v   Rushall Olymp
-- Shepshed Albion  v   Hednesford T
-- Moor Green       v   VS Rugby
-- Corby Town       v   Aveley
-- Leyton           v   Cambridge City
-- Newmarket Town   v   Grays Athletic
-- Stevenage        v   St Albans
-- Wembley          v   Hendon
-- Chesham Utd      v   Berkhamstead
-- Slough Town      v   Yeading
-- Ashford Town     v   Deal Town
-- Dorking          v   Dover Ath
-- Worthing         v   Canterbury
-- Chertsey Town    v   Kingstonian
-- Sittingbourne    v   Havant Town
-- Witney           v   Bognor/Bemerton
-- Abingdon         v   Bashley
-- Brockenhurst     v   Salisbury
-- Lymington        v   Cheltenham T
-- Newport AFC      v   Clevedon Town
-- Bath City        v   Weymouth
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