Episode
Match of the Day: 17th September 1994
Overview
Highlights of two of today's top matches, including the big game between reigning champions Manchester United and re-emerging Liverpool. Plus a roundup of the day's other goals and major incidents in the FA Premiership.
Details
- Series
- Match of the Day
- Season
- Season 31
- Episode
- Episode 5
- Air date
- 1994-09-17
- Runtime
- 80 min
Episode context
17th September 1994 is Episode 5 in Season 1994/95 of Match of the Day. It aired on 1994-09-17. The runtime is 80 min.
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Episode 4: 10th September 1994
Highlights of two of today's top matches in the FA Premiership, including the game between Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday from the City Ground. Plus key moments from other fixtures and a round-up of the day's goals.
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Episode 3: 27th August 1994
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Episode 7: 1st October 1994
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Episode 2: 20th August 1994
Few programmes can boast a 10,000 per cent increase in their viewing audience since first going on air. But Match of the Day, which celebrates its 30th birthday this week, proudly makes that claim. It was in August 1964 that Kenneth Wolstenholme introduced highlights of the game between league champions Liverpool and Arsenal. The programme went out at 6.30pm on BBC2 and attracted just 50,000 viewers. Tonight, when highlights of the Premiership match between reigning champions Manchester United and, coincidentally, Arsenal is screened, it is estimated that the audience will be in excess of five million.
Episode 8: 8th October 1994
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Episode 9: 15th October 1994
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Episode 10: 22nd October 1994
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Episode 11: 29th October 1994
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Episode 12: 5th November 1994
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Episode 13: 12th November 1994: FA Cup First Round
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