The start of the match had to be delayed due to a hole in the Walsall net. The photograph shows referee L. J. Tirebuck inspecting the damage.

Walsall played the Scottish Cup holders in their first ever match under floodlights at Fellows Park. The photograph shows the Falkirk goalkeeper, Brown, trying to block the advancing Brownlee.

The photograph shows Leicester goalkeeper Hayes collecting the ball from the feet of Jack Lovatt.

The photograph shows Albion goalkeeper Wallace taking the ball from the head of Bobbie Smith.

The photograph shows Kevan heading the ball, alongside Graham Shaw, Robson and Coldwell.

The photograph shows the goalkeeper Merrick walking back to pick the ball out of the net after Wolves’s 5th goal from Murray.

The photograph shows Tansey, Dunlop and Sanders looking round at Clamp’s shot which had put Wolves in the lead, along with Murray about to cheer.

The photograph shows Kevan, behind McIntosh, waiting for a pass which never came from Nicholls (left).

Wives of the Walsall Directors had lent the Fellows Park Club a hand by setting up a share selling booth in the grandstand. The photograph shows Mr J. Bonsor, the director of Watford, purchasing a share from Mrs N. Longmore, the wife of the Walsall chairm

The photograph shows Hollowbread diving too late to stop a goal from Don Howe.