1953 FA Cup Final - Road To Wembley

Road To Wembley

  • Third round
    • Sheffield Wednesday 1 Blackpool 2
    • Bolton Wanderers 4 Fulham 1
  • Fourth round
    • Blackpool 1 Huddersfield Town 0
    • Bolton Wanderers 1 Notts County 1 – Replay 2–2, 2nd replay 1–0
  • Fifth round
    • Blackpool 1 Southampton 1 – Replay 2–1
    • Luton Town 0 Bolton Wanderers 1
  • Sixth round
    • Arsenal 1 Blackpool 2
    • Gateshead 0 Bolton Wanderers 1
  • Semi-final
    • Blackpool 2 Tottenham Hotspur 1
    • Bolton Wanderers 4 Everton 3

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