On 22 August 1964, Match of the Day was shown on our screens for the very first time. 60 years on, the BBC’s flagship highlights show is the longest-running football programme in the world, becoming a revered staple in millions of households across the country.
The National Football Museum has teamed up with BBC Archives to celebrate Match of the Day’s remarkable tenure, as well as casting an eye towards its future. See fascinating objects from the show’s history, including one of John Motson’s legendary sheepskin coats, original scripts and documents, and one of the cameras used to film colour broadcasts in the 1970s
Hear from iconic presenters, watch a fascinating short film charting the show’s evolution through the decades, and share your thoughts and memories on Match of the Day.

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I really enjoyed the interactive football games they had and there weee many floors filled with things to do. one bonus was that when you buy a ticket you get emailed a barcode and you can come back anytime within 1 year

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Etihad Stadium, located in Manchester, England, is a modern and impressive venue that serves as the home of Manchester City Football Club. Known for its sleek design and state-of-the-art facilities, the stadium offers a fantastic atmosphere for fans attending matches. With a seating capacity of over 53,000, it&rsquo;s one of the largest and most well-equipped stadiums in the UK. Beyond football, Etihad Stadium also hosts concerts and events, making it a vibrant part of the city&rsquo;s entertainment scene.

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Went to Happy seasons restaurant and TSUJIRI in Manchester Chinatown with my mates after exams. Authentic Chinese cuisine with reasonable prices. The matcha sundae was also delicious. There are also many nice Asian restaurants around the area.

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The University is located not too far from Chinatown, making this a nice day trip for those looking to checkout a UK university and have a nice meal after.

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Best place to drink cheap, but tasty drinks and be entertained by drag queens. Good music and usually quiet, peaceful company.

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