Chelsea vs Manchester United Programme (2 September, 1959) Back to School Whether you’re reliving Villa Park’s

Whether you’re reliving Villa Park’s greatest moments or searching for the perfect gift for an Aston Villa fan

donning a variety of striking away kits over the years

it features a crisp white body accented by bold red and navy stripes across the chest and shoulders

Young Lionesses fans can show their support with this official England t-shirt in crisp white

while the lightweight performance fabric and angled seam detailing complete a design now closely associated with one of the greatest teams in English football history

Chelsea vs Manchester United Programme (2 September, 1959) Back to School Whether you’re reliving Villa Park’sChelsea lost 63 to Manchester United in a Division 1 thriller at Stamford Bridge on 2 September 1959. Jimmy Greaves opened the scoring for Chelsea, but United hit back with goals from Albert Quixall, Bobby Charlton, Warren Bradley (two), and Dennis Viollet (two). Peter Sillett scored twice for Chelsea, including a late penalty, in front of 66,579 fans during one of the most memorable high scoring games of the era. This is a genuine matchday programme