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Ian Callaghan and John Toshack scored the goals that secured a 2-1 comeback win for Liverpool against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday, 23 August, 1972.
This is a genuine matchday programme from the game which remains in decent condition with some mottling, perfect for Chelsea and Liverpool fans and programme collectors alike.
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£2.00
1 in stock
Free standard delivery on all orders over £50
Spread the cost with PayPal or Klarna
Ian Callaghan and John Toshack scored the goals that secured a 2-1 comeback win for Liverpool against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday, 23 August, 1972.
This is a genuine matchday programme from the game which remains in decent condition with some mottling, perfect for Chelsea and Liverpool fans and programme collectors alike.
Programmes are packaged securely and sent via Royal Mail as a small parcel. You will have the choice of either economy or express delivery at checkout.
We have a 30 day, no quibble returns policy providing items are returned in the same condition as sold. If you wish to return your order please visit the Refund & Returns page for instructions.
All of our football programmes – whether matchday programmes, tournament programmes or other – are genuine and original, not reprints. We detail any major flaws but please be aware that many programmes are decades old and so will have some signs of age.
Programmes are packaged securely and sent via Royal Mail as a small parcel. You will have the choice of either economy or express delivery at checkout.
We have a 30 day, no quibble returns policy providing items are returned in the same condition as sold. If you wish to return your order please visit the Refund & Returns page for instructions.
All of our football programmes – whether matchday programmes, tournament programmes or other – are genuine and original, not reprints. We detail any major flaws but please be aware that many programmes are decades old and so will have some signs of age.
