1965 IFA Shield final

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1965 IFA Shield Final
Event 1965 IFA Shield
East Bengal won the final after a replay
Final
Date22 September 1965
Venue Mohun Bagan Ground, Kolkata, West Bengal
Referee Sailen Bhattacharya
Attendance30,000 (estd.)
Replay
Date16 October 1965
Venue Mohun Bagan Ground, Kolkata, West Bengal
RefereeSailen Bhattacharya
Attendance30,000 (estd.)
1964
1966

The 1965 IFA Shield Final was the 64th final of the IFA Shield, the second oldest football competition in India, and was contested between Kolkata giants East Bengal and Mohun Bagan on 22 September 1965 first which ended in a draw and then a replay on 16 October 1965 at the Mohun Bagan Ground in Kolkata.

Contents

East Bengal won the replayed final 1–0 to claim their 8th IFA Shield title. Ashim Moulik scored the only goal in the replay final as East Bengal lifted their eighth IFA Shield title. [1]

Route to the final

Mohun Bagan Round East Bengal
OpponentResultRoundOpponentResult
Wari 1–0Third RoundBurdwan District XI6–0
Eastern Railway 0–0; w/oQuarter–FinalHyderabad XI2–1
Bangalore XI5–0Semi–Final Bengal Nagpur Railway 2–0

Match

Summary

The IFA Shield final began at the Mohun Bagan Ground in Kolkata on 22 September 1961 in front of a packed crowd as Kolkata giants East Bengal and Mohun Bagan faced each other in a Kolkata Derby. Mohun Bagan made their seventeenth appearance in the final after they defeated Bangalore XI 50 in the semi-final, having won it nine times previously in 1911, 1947, 1948, 1952, 1954, 1956, 1960, 1961, and 1962. East Bengal reached their thirteenth final after defeating Bengal Nagpur Railway 20 in the semi-final, having won the title seven times previously in 1943, 1945, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1958, and 1961. [1]

Both Mohun Bagan and East Bengal tried to dominate the game from the first minute but cancelled each other out. The goalkeepers Pradyut Barman and Peter Thangaraj were the stars of the game as both of them made some terrific saves as the game ended in a goalless draw. The committee decided to host the final in a later date. [2]

Details

Mohun Bagan 0–0 East Bengal
Mohun Bagan Ground, Kolkata
Attendance: 30,000 (est.)
Referee: Sailen Bhattacharya
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Mohun Bagan
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East Bengal
GK Flag of India.svg Pradyut Barman
DF Flag of India.svg Bikramjit Debnath
DF Flag of India.svg Jarnail SIngh
DF Flag of India.svg T. Abdul Rahman
MF Flag of India.svg Bidyut Mazumdar
MF Flag of India.svg Bimal Chakraborty
FW Flag of India.svg Kajal Mukherjee
FW Flag of India.svg Amal Chakraborty
FW Flag of India.svg Ashok Chatterjee
FW Flag of India.svg Chuni Goswami (c)
FW Flag of India.svg Arumainayagam
Substitutes:
GK Flag of India.svg Peter Thangaraj
DF Flag of India.svg Shanto Mitra
DF Flag of India.svg Chandreshwar Prasad
DF Flag of India.svg Sushil Sinha
MF Flag of India.svg Srikanta Banerjee
MF Flag of India.svg Prasanta Sinha
FW Flag of India.svg Sukumar Samajpati (c)
FW Flag of India.svg Parimal Dey
FW Flag of India.svg Ashim Moulik
FW Flag of India.svg Satish DasSub off.svg
FW Flag of India.svg Sambhu Das Chowdhury
Substitutes:
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Match rules

  • 70 minutes.
  • Replay if scores still level.

Replay

Summary

The replay final began at the Mohun Bagan Ground in Kolkata on 16 October 1965 after the first game ended in a 00 stalemate.

East Bengal and Mohun Bagan both tried to dominate the game once again from the first minute with both the teams creating multiple chances but failed to break the deadlock. Kajal Mukherjee got the best chance for Mohun Bagan in the first half but he missed an open net as the game remained goalless at halftime. The match slowed down in the second half and was almost going to end in another goalless tie, when Ashim Moulik received the ball from Parimal Dey in the very last minute of the game and scored with a powerful long range effort to make it 10 for East Bengal as they lifted their eighth IFA Shield title. [1] [3] [4]

Details

Mohun Bagan 0–1 East Bengal
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Mohun Bagan Ground, Kolkata
Attendance: 30,000 (est.)
Referee: Sailen Bhattacharya
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East Bengal
GK Flag of India.svg Pradyut Barman
DF Flag of India.svg Bikramjit Debnath
DF Flag of India.svg Jarnail SIngh
DF Flag of India.svg T. Abdul Rahman
MF Flag of India.svg Bidyut Mazumdar
MF Flag of India.svg Bimal Chakraborty
FW Flag of India.svg Kajal Mukherjee Sub off.svg
FW Flag of India.svg Amal Chakraborty
FW Flag of India.svg Ashok Chatterjee
FW Flag of India.svg Chuni Goswami (c)
FW Flag of India.svg Arumainayagam
Substitutes:
FW Flag of India.svg Dulal MondalSub on.svg
GK Flag of India.svg Peter Thangaraj
DF Flag of India.svg Shanto Mitra
DF Flag of India.svg Chandreshwar Prasad
DF Flag of India.svg Sushil SinhaSub off.svg
MF Flag of India.svg Ram Bahadur Chettri
MF Flag of India.svg Prasanta Sinha
FW Flag of India.svg Sukumar Samajpati (c)
FW Flag of India.svg Sujato
FW Flag of India.svg Ashim Moulik
FW Flag of India.svg Parimal Dey
FW Flag of India.svg Sambhu Das Chowdhury
Substitutes:
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Match rules

  • 70 minutes.
  • 15 minutes of extra time if game ends in a draw.
  • Joint winners if game ends in a draw after extra time.

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References

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  2. "আই এফ এ শিল্ড ফাইনাল গোলশূন্য" [IFA Shiled Final remains goalless]. Jugantor (in Bengali). 23 September 1965.
  3. "শিল্ডের পুনরনুশ্তহানে ইস্টবেঙ্গলের জয়" [East Bengal wins the replay final]. Jugantor (in Bengali). 17 October 1965.
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