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1973–74 Football League Cup

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The 1973–74 Football League Cup was the 14th season of the Football League Cup, a knockout competition for England's top 92 football clubs.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers won the competition by defeating Manchester City 2–1 in the final on 2 March 1974. This triumph gave them entry to the 1974–75 UEFA Cup.

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First round

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The 56 Football League clubs who had comprised the Third and Fourth Divisions during the previous season, plus the bottom eight of the Second Division, all competed from the first round. Ties were straight knockout games, with additional replays if required. The original games were staged on 28–29 August 1973.

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Second round

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The 28 first round winners were joined by the remaining clubs from the Second Division and all from the First Division. Ties were straight knockout games, with additional replays if required. The original games were staged on 2/8–10 October 1973.

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2nd Replays

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1 At Old Trafford, Manchester

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Third round

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Ties were straight knockout games, with additional replays if required. The original games were staged on 30–31 October and 6 November 1973.

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Fourth round

Ties were straight knockout games, with additional replays if required. The original games were staged on 20–21 and 27 November 1973.

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Fifth round

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Ties were straight knockout games, with additional replays if required.

More information Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1–0 ...
Molineux, Wolverhampton
Attendance: 15,242
Referee: Roy Capey (Madeley Heath)
More information Coventry City, 2–2 ...
Highfield Road, Coventry
Attendance: 12,661
Referee: Malcolm Sinclair (Guildford)
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More information Manchester City, 4–2 ...
Maine Road, Manchester
Attendance: 25,409
More information Millwall, 1–1 ...
The Den, London
Attendance: 10,708
Referee: Harry New (Bristol)
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More information Norwich City, 2–1 ...
Carrow Road, Norwich
Attendance: 7,737
More information Birmingham City, 1–2 ...
St Andrews, Birmingham
Attendance: 15,273
Referee: Walter Johnson (Kendal)
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Semi-finals

Ties were two-legged affairs with the winners advancing to the final. Extra time and then penalties would be used in the second leg if required.

First leg

More information Plymouth Argyle, 1–1 ...
Home Park, Plymouth
Attendance: 30,390
Referee: John Yates (Redditch)
More information Norwich City, 1–1 ...
Carrow Road, Norwich
Attendance: 20,517
Referee: Gordon Kew (Amersham)

Second leg

More information Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1–0 ...
Molineux, Wolverhampton
Attendance: 32,605

Wolverhampton Wanderers won 2–1 on aggregate

More information Manchester City, 2–0 ...
Maine Road, Manchester
Attendance: 40,117

Manchester City won 3–1 on aggregate

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Final

More information Manchester City, 1–2 ...
Attendance: 97,886
Referee: Dave Wallace (Crewe)

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