In August 1980, the Stamford Bridge pitch was utilized for a floodlit cricket match between Essex and the West Indies. The stand looks to be full, but the three guys on the border indicate that it is just a short distance to the rope. In August 1980, fans gathered at Stamford Bridge for a Second Division match against Wrexham. Take note of the PS2 admittance! This landmark event sparked the football/soccer fever in England and led to the formation of the Football League. Stamford Bridge was also used for a charity cricket match in 1981. Surrey played Yorkshire at the ground. The proceeds from the match went to fund research into curing cancer. The final recorded game at Stamford Bridge was a FA Cup third round match between Chelsea and Nottingham Forest on 16 February 1982. Forest won the match 1-0 with a goal scored by Paul Hartley in the 79th minute. This was the last competitive game at the stadium before it was demolished the following year.