The actual original match ticket from the 1974 FA Cup Final from the original Wembley Stadium, London.  Liverpool beat Newcastle United 3-0 in front of 100,000 spectators.  This ticket is a beautiful piece of English Football history.

The match was on 7th May 1955.

In a one-sided match Liverpool won 3–0, with goals from Kevin Keegan (2) and Steve Heighway.  BBC commentator David Coleman famously said that Newcastle's defence had been "undressed" by Liverpool. Liverpool left back Alec Lindsay had a goal disallowed, although replays later showed the offside pass that supplied Lindsay's 'goal' came from a Newcastle defender, thus meaning the goal should have stood.

It was manager Bill Shankly's last game in charge of Liverpool, as he retired during the 1974 close season and was succeeded by coach Bob Paisley  – though Shankly led them out for the Charity Shield Match at the start of the next season.