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1997/98 Charlton Athletic v Sunderland PO Final (Highlights)

25th May 1998 (Mon. – 3 p.m.) at Wembley Stadium (77,739) - Play-off Final Charlton Athletic*4 (1)(Mendonca 23 71 103, Rufus 85): Ilic, Mills (Robinson 76), Bowen, K. Jones, Rufus, Youds, Newton, Kinsella, Bright (Brown 93), Mendonca, Heaney (S. Jones 65). Sunderland *4 (0)(Quinn 50 73, Phillips 58, Summerbee 99): Perez, Holloway (Makin 46), Gray, Clark (Rae 100), Craddock, Williams, Summerbee, Ball, Quinn, Phillips (Dichio 73), Johnston. Referee: Edward K. Wolstenholme (Blackburn). Order of goals: CA S(2) CA S CA S CA *After extra time (90 mins., 3-3. Charlton won 7-6 on penalties (at Sunderland end). Penalty sequence: Mendonca(1-0); Summerbee (1-1); Brown (2-1); Johnston (2-2); K. Jones (3-2); Ball (3-3); Kinsella (4-3); Makin (4-4); Bowen (5-4); Rae (5-5); Robinson (6-5); Quinn (6-6); Newton (7-6); Michael Gray (tame shot saved by Ilic, diving to his left). If necessary, Steve Jones was lined up to take Charlton’s eighth kick. Booked: Kinsella (17), foul on Gray; Mendonca (32), foul on Summerbee; Rufus (43), foul on Quinn; Holloway (9), foul on Heaney; Phillips (14), foul on Kinsella; Williams (83), foul on Mendonca. Record crowd of 77,739 for a Play-off Final - fourth highest crowd to watch a match involving Charlton. Kevin Phillips broke Brian Clough’s 36-year Sunderland record of 34 goals for a post-war season when he netted his 35th for the season. His goal was also Sunderland’s 100th in all competitions for the season. Television: Match covered ‘live’by Sky Sports 2 - Man-of-the-Match, Clive Mendonca (Charlton) who is an avid Sunderland fan. Unique hat-trick: Clive Mendonca’s hat-trick was the first in a play-off final. Mendonca’s second goal was Charlton’s 100th against Sunderland. First senior goal for Richard Rufus in his 165th match for Charlton. First penalty actually saved:When Sass Ilic saved Michael Gray’s penalty to win promotion for Charlton, it was the first penalty actually saved by a Charlton goalkeeper since Bob Bolder’s against Leicester City at Upton Park in Apr. 1992. Mesh Computers: Charlton wore shirts with the new sponsor’s name for the first time. Charlton arranged a one-off deal with Mesh for the Wembley match and received a £25,000 payment. Excelsior Hotel (Heathrow): Charlton stayed at the Excelsior Hotel on eve of match. After the match, the management and players and other guests attended a banquet at the hotel. Freedom of Greenwich: The following evening, Greenwich Council honoured the players of Charlton Athletic by holding a civic reception at Woolwich Town Hall. This reception was planned to take place irrespective of the result at Wembley. The players, management and staff departed from The Valley at 6 p.m. and made the short journey to the Town Hall by open topped bus. The route was Charlton Church Lane, Charlton Village, Charlton Park Lane, along Little Heath and Hillreach into Artillery Place then onto the Town Hall in Wellingston Street, which was closed to traffic. The Freedom of Greenwich was bestowed on the players and a buffet followed. Approximately 30,000 fans either lined the route and/or were at the Town Hall.