Blackpool 3 Cardiff City 2, Championship play-off final 22 May 2010
This is the entire original Sky broadcast (3 hours and 18 mins) of the Blackpool vs Cardiff City Championship Play-Off Final on 22nd May 2010.
Blackpool 3
C. Adam 13' G. Taylor-Fletcher 40' B. Ormerod 45'
Cardiff City 2
M. Chopra 9' J. Ledley 37'
Wembley Attendance: Attendance 82,244.
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Blackpool seal Premier League place after enthralling win over Cardiff.
Blackpool twice came from behind to defeat Cardiff and reach the Premier League for the first time after an engaging and, at times, breathtaking final at a sun-soaked Wembley.
The Tangerines won 3-2, with all the goals coming during an opening half of unbelievable excitement and occasionally awful defending.
Michael Chopra and Joe Ledley twice put Cardiff ahead with crisp strikes but a Charlie Adam free-kick and a close-range finish from Gary Taylor-Fletcher drew the Lancashire side level on each occasion - before Brett Ormerod struck the winner shortly before the interval with a low strike.
The result completes a remarkable season for Blackpool, who can now plan for the top-flight for the first time since the 1970-71 campaign.
It also caps a sensational first season in charge for Seasiders boss Ian Holloway, who has stuck to his attacking principles all year and did so again at Wembley by sending his team out in a bold 4-3-3 formation.
Next season's Premier League vaudeville will feature Ian Holloway's always colourful off-message exhortations and the famous old club of Stanley Matthews and Alan Ball, thanks to the first-half winner from Brett Ormerod that swept Blackpool into English football's top echelon for the first time since 1971.
For the club whose Bloomfield Road ground can house a maximum 12,555 spectators the spoils are the £90m golden ticket for breaking into the Premier League's cash-soaked arenas, and the chance to avoid becoming the 12th team to be relegated instantly of the 19 that have now won the right to play in the competition through the play-offs since the league began in 1992.
A delighted Holloway said: "We're in the Premier League! Can I say that again: we're in the Premier League." Asked if he was looking forward to life against Chelsea, Manchester United and company, he offered a joke: "I want to win the Champions League in two years."
Of the final victory, he added: "We knew the quality Cardiff had, but my lads had great spirit and kept going. It goes back to the war: you couldn't break our spirit. Today is an outstanding achievement. Listen, we may get spanked [next season] but I won't change."
Blackpool
21 Gilks
03 Crainey
06 Evatt
15 Baptiste
31 Coleman
04 Southern
11 Vaughan (Bannan 90+2)
26 Adam
10 Ormerod (Dobbie 60)
12 Taylor-Fletcher (Burgess 53)
19 Campbell
Substitutes
01 Rachubka, 24 Edwards, 29 Bannan, 07 Clarke, 09 Burgess, 18 Euell, 33 Dobbie
Cardiff
01 Marshall
02 McNaughton (Gerrard 74)
05 Hudson
03 Kennedy
07 Whittingham
10 McPhail
11 Burke (McCormack 58)
16 Ledley
23 Blake
08 Chopra
09 Bothroyd (Etuhu 15)
Substitutes
20 Enckelman, 14 Quinn, 15 Gerrard, 12 Capaldi, 28 Wildig, 17 Etuhu, 44 McCormack
Ref: Marriner
Att: 82,244
Видео Blackpool 3 Cardiff City 2, Championship play-off final 22 May 2010 канала It's Not Orange, It's Tangerine!
Blackpool 3
C. Adam 13' G. Taylor-Fletcher 40' B. Ormerod 45'
Cardiff City 2
M. Chopra 9' J. Ledley 37'
Wembley Attendance: Attendance 82,244.
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Blackpool seal Premier League place after enthralling win over Cardiff.
Blackpool twice came from behind to defeat Cardiff and reach the Premier League for the first time after an engaging and, at times, breathtaking final at a sun-soaked Wembley.
The Tangerines won 3-2, with all the goals coming during an opening half of unbelievable excitement and occasionally awful defending.
Michael Chopra and Joe Ledley twice put Cardiff ahead with crisp strikes but a Charlie Adam free-kick and a close-range finish from Gary Taylor-Fletcher drew the Lancashire side level on each occasion - before Brett Ormerod struck the winner shortly before the interval with a low strike.
The result completes a remarkable season for Blackpool, who can now plan for the top-flight for the first time since the 1970-71 campaign.
It also caps a sensational first season in charge for Seasiders boss Ian Holloway, who has stuck to his attacking principles all year and did so again at Wembley by sending his team out in a bold 4-3-3 formation.
Next season's Premier League vaudeville will feature Ian Holloway's always colourful off-message exhortations and the famous old club of Stanley Matthews and Alan Ball, thanks to the first-half winner from Brett Ormerod that swept Blackpool into English football's top echelon for the first time since 1971.
For the club whose Bloomfield Road ground can house a maximum 12,555 spectators the spoils are the £90m golden ticket for breaking into the Premier League's cash-soaked arenas, and the chance to avoid becoming the 12th team to be relegated instantly of the 19 that have now won the right to play in the competition through the play-offs since the league began in 1992.
A delighted Holloway said: "We're in the Premier League! Can I say that again: we're in the Premier League." Asked if he was looking forward to life against Chelsea, Manchester United and company, he offered a joke: "I want to win the Champions League in two years."
Of the final victory, he added: "We knew the quality Cardiff had, but my lads had great spirit and kept going. It goes back to the war: you couldn't break our spirit. Today is an outstanding achievement. Listen, we may get spanked [next season] but I won't change."
Blackpool
21 Gilks
03 Crainey
06 Evatt
15 Baptiste
31 Coleman
04 Southern
11 Vaughan (Bannan 90+2)
26 Adam
10 Ormerod (Dobbie 60)
12 Taylor-Fletcher (Burgess 53)
19 Campbell
Substitutes
01 Rachubka, 24 Edwards, 29 Bannan, 07 Clarke, 09 Burgess, 18 Euell, 33 Dobbie
Cardiff
01 Marshall
02 McNaughton (Gerrard 74)
05 Hudson
03 Kennedy
07 Whittingham
10 McPhail
11 Burke (McCormack 58)
16 Ledley
23 Blake
08 Chopra
09 Bothroyd (Etuhu 15)
Substitutes
20 Enckelman, 14 Quinn, 15 Gerrard, 12 Capaldi, 28 Wildig, 17 Etuhu, 44 McCormack
Ref: Marriner
Att: 82,244
Видео Blackpool 3 Cardiff City 2, Championship play-off final 22 May 2010 канала It's Not Orange, It's Tangerine!
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