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Day one — three finals in one stream

2023 FA Disability Cup · Day one — three finals in one stream

Partially sighted · St George's Park · 24 June 2023

Moments in this match

• 3:58Goal for Scorpions Futsal — Tom LambDarted in to poke home after a defensive mistake. Merseyside turned back towards their own goal and lost the ball on the edge of the D; Lamb, the Scorpions captain, pounced and poked it nonchalantly under goalkeeper Rhys Crowder into the far corner for 2-0, late in the first half.
• 12:15Goal for Scorpions Futsal — Daniel AngusFive minutes in, to put Scorpions ahead. The live goal is not on this stream — the broadcast joins the partially sighted final with only a few minutes of the first half left, so this time points at the half-time replay package, where the goal is shown and talked through: a dead-ball situation, a pass from Adam Leoni that cut out two defenders, and Angus finishing it off.
• 32:58Goal for Merseyside Blind & VI — Harry McDonaldMerseyside's goal, which made the final score 2-1. The Scorpions goalkeeper came out, a defender got a knee on the ball but could not clear it, and McDonald, their number seven, finished right-footed into the near corner. The commentary called it an exquisite finish and named him again afterwards as the goalscorer.
• 2:04:50Goal for Everton FC — Rhyce RamsdenTwenty-third minute, to open the scoring: a nicely worked move finished low into the net. The commentary puts it with 2:50 left in the first half, which matches the minute in the FA’s report.
• 2:26:49Goal for Everton FC — Rhyce RamsdenHis second, early in the second half. Everton's second, within a couple of minutes of the second half starting: a breakaway in behind, one on one with the goalkeeper, and Ramsden flicked it with his left boot over the keeper as he went down low.
• 2:30:07Goal for Portsmouth FC — TJ YatesScored after a smart turn. With 15 minutes left Portsmouth got in behind on the edge of the circle; Yates flicked the ball round to turn towards goal, the space opened up and he poked it past Everton keeper Phil Grace to halve the deficit at 2-1.
• 2:30:53Goal for Everton FC — Dave TweedStraight down the other end to make it 3–1. An instant response straight from the restart after Portsmouth's goal: Tweed's ball forward came off a Portsmouth head, he carried on his run to collect it himself, broke down the right of the area and slid a low shot across the goalkeeper into the far corner for 3-1.
• 2:33:22Goal for Portsmouth FCPortsmouth's second, to make it 3-2 with about 13 minutes left. It went in straight from a free kick taken just inside the centre circle, chipped forward and through the hands of Everton goalkeeper Phil Grace, who could not beat it away. The commentary credits only "the captain", so no individual is credited here.
• 2:49:50Goal for Everton FC — Jamie OakeyConverted in injury time. The fourth, in stoppage time: man of the match Rhyce Ramsden slipped it round the Portsmouth back line and Oakey finished it through the legs of goalkeeper Thomas Atkinson and low into the corner.
• 4:31:51Goal for Brighton & Hove Albion — Hamad EbrahimThe only goal, dribbled from deep. The only goal of the blind final, two minutes before half time: two RNC players went for the same ball in their own half without calling to each other, Ebrahim took it off them, carried it to the edge of the D and drove a low left-footed shot across the goalkeeper into the bottom corner.
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