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Danny Blanchflower Tottenham captain lifts the FA Cup 1962 with teamates from the Royal box at Wembley after beating Burnley

Management team celebrate League win April 1989

Terry Dyson centre on the open top bus May 1962 as Tottenham Hotspur bring the back the FA Cup after beating Burnley in the FA Cup Final 1962 at Wembley

Andy Gray left and Graeme Sharp of Everton May 1984 hold the FA Cup after they had beaten Watford at Wembley

John Bond hugs goalkeeper Jim Standen after West Ham had beaten Manchester United in the FA Cup at Sheffield to reach Wembley

Chelsea Return with the FA Cup after they had beaten Leeds in the replay at Old Trafford Ron Harris and Peter Bonnetti hold the Cup up to the crowds on top of the team bus as it drives down

Geoff Pike, Paul Allen and Ray Stewart of West Ham celebrate their win over Arsenal in the 1980 Cup Final at Wembley

Trevor Brooking is congratulated by team mates Allan Devonshire, Paul Allen and Geoff Pike after scoring for West Ham in the FA Cup Final, Saturday 10th May 1980

West Ham United celebrate winning the FA Cup at Wembley in 1964 showing off the trophy to their fans in the East End of London

West Ham United mob their manager Ron Greenwood after they had won the FA Cup in 1964 at Wembley

Billy Bonds the West Ham Captain with the FA Cup on his head at the Town Hall reception for the team after their FA Cup win over Arsenal at Wembley

Bobby Moore holds up the FA Cup during the parade around East London after the Hammers had won the FA Cup in 1964 Holding him safe is full back John Bond

George Best Manchester United parading the European Cup after beating Benfica at Wembley Stadium 29th May 1968

Arsenal 2 v Liverpool1 in FA Cup Final at Wembley May 1971 Frank McKlintock holds the cup in the air after scoring the winning goal in the cup final

Arsenal football team line up for a team photograph with the FA Cup May 1950 Back row L-R: Manager Tow Whitaker, Leslie Compton, Lawrence Scott, George Swindin, Walley Barnes, Billy Milne

Manchester United players celebrate against Gornik, among them skipper Bobby Charlton and George Best in the quarter final of the European Cup in Old Trafford which United won 2-0 28th February 1968

Manchester United players look at the European cup 1968 during photcall after beating Benfica

Bobby Robson with the Ipswich team at Wembley 1978 after they had beaten Arsenal in the 1978 FA Cup Final

Ian St John of Liverpool drinks champagne 1966 with Roger Hunt after winning the League Championship 30th April 1966

Liverpool FC players Phil Neal and Alan Kennedy with the European Cup. The final took place at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on May 30, 1984 between Liverpool F.C

Sport - Football - Arsenal - 1971 - FA Cup Final Arsenal lift the FA Cup following their 2-1 win over Liverpool - Holding the cup is victorious skipper Frank McLintock on the shoulders of winning

John Major, with his wife Norma, is returned to No 10 Downing Street. Major replaced Margaret Thatcher as Conservative leader and Prime Minister in 1990 and faced his first

Liverpool players acknowledge their fans and celebrate winning the League Championship at Anfield. l-r John Barnes, David Burrows, Gary Gillespie, Barry Venison, Jan Molby, Ray Houghton, Ian Rush

Liverpool FC players and Joe Fagan with the European Cup. The final took place at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on May 30, 1984 between Liverpool F.C

Liverpool FC player David Fairclough with the European cup on his head on the train journey home after beating Bruges 1-0. 10-05-1978

Michael Thomas, who scored the opening goal of the 1992 FA Cup Final which saw Liverpool beat Sunderland 2-0, Ian Rush and Liverpool players on top of bus return to Liverpool after winning the FA

Liverpool FC beat Merseyside rivals Everton 4-1 in the second leg of the Screen Sport Super Cup Final. 3rd October 1986

Steve McManaman and Liverpool players on top of bus return to Liverpool after winning the FA Cup. 11th May 1992

Walter McGowan wins against Ray Jutras 1962 at Kelvin Hall Glasgow

Chris Eubank with Belt

George King the first millionaire in the Daily Mirror Scratch Card competition playing golf

Leicesters Dean Richards holds up the Pilkington Trophy at Twickenham May 10. Leicester beat Sale 9-3 in the English Rugby Union Pilkington Cup final

European Grand Prix at Donington 11th April 1993. l-r Damon Hill and Ayrton Senna on the podium. watscan - - 26/01/2010

Warrington v Oldham Rugby League Championship. Warrington captain Albert Naughton holds the cup whilst he is chaired by his team mates. 16th May 1955

Sport - Football - Arsenal - Charlie George (Left) and skipper Frank McLintock celebrate in front of fans after defeating Liverpool 2-1 in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium. Date - 8th May 1971

Margaret Thatcher wins 1979 General Election - new Prime Minister outside No 10 Downing Street

Winners of The Mirror Pride of Britain Awards May 1999 at the Dorchester Hotel, London. Front Row L-R Helen Smith, Mo Mowlam, Irene James, Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius, Tony Blair, Queen Noor

Epsom Derby 1953. Gordon Richards in second place during the race. (crop)

Capt. of Birkdale Golf Club, Mr. R. S. Kirkpatrick (left), presenting Miss F
Capt. of Birkdale Golf Club, Mr. R.S. Kirkpatrick (left), presenting Miss F. Stephens (Birkdale) and J.W. Jones (Birkdale) with a silver bowl after winning the Birkdale Open Scratch Mixed Foursomes

Wimbledon "80"10th day. July 1980 80-3438-005
Wimbledon " 80" 10th day. July 1980 80-3438-005

Wimbledon 1st Day: Nastase. June 1981 81-3535-005

Shopping: Harrods Sale. The "top peoples"store started their summer sale today
Shopping: Harrods Sale. The " top peoples" store started their summer sale today (Friday) - a day sooner than usual

Wimbledon 1981. John McEnroe throws his racket in the air. July 1981 81-3764-058

West National Opera Company: Regiment Sergeant Major John Williams from Cardiffs Maindy Barracks has been called in by the Welsh National Opera Company to give the chorus parade ground drill

Wimbledon 3rd Day: Jimmy Connors in action. June 1981 81-3579-011

Animal: Humour: Sport. Rabbits on cricket pitch. July 1981 81-03773

Wimbledon Tennis 1st Day: Bjorn Borg in powerful action. June 1981 81-3536-003

Musical: -Tom Jones": Joan Collins straddles Nicky Henson at gun-point
Musical: -Tom Jones" : Joan Collins straddles Nicky Henson at gun-point. April 1975 75-2017-004

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"Unforgettable Moments of Triumph: Celebrating the Spirit of Winners" Four Greyhound Derby winners, blazing across the finish line with unmatched speed and determination. Reliving the historic 1966 World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, where England emerged victorious against West Germany in a thrilling 4-2 triumph. The captain's armband held high in pride. Leeds United vs Sunderland, a goalless draw that marked Billy Bremner's testimonial match - an emotional tribute to his unwavering dedication and success on the field. The Yorkshire County Cricket Team of 1912, capturing their momentous victory with beaming smiles and raised trophies as they etched their names into history. Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean's mesmerizing performance in February 1984, winning Great Britain the coveted Gold Medal with their flawless ice dancing routine. Jermaine Beckford and Daniel Johnson rejoicing amidst jubilant fans after securing a memorable triumph on the football pitch - pure elation painted across their faces. VS Rugby Football Club facing off against Halesowen in the FA Vase final at Wembley Stadium; both teams giving it their all for a chance to lift the prestigious trophy high above their heads. Three jockeys locked in fierce competition, pushing themselves to claim first place as they gallop towards glory from a captivating front view perspective. Jermaine Beckford electrifying Wembley once again by scoring his second goal, sending waves of euphoria through both team and supporters alike. In an exhilarating clash during Inter-Cities Fairs Cup - Final Second Leg between Leeds United and Juventus at Elland Road stadium; united under one banner, Leeds United emerges triumphant against formidable opponents. Moscow Olympic Games: British athlete Sebastian Coe crossing the finish line victoriously, his jubilant celebration capturing the essence of a true champion.