West Brom 1968 FA Cup Winners - signed by Williams, Brown and Hope

Equalling Newcastle's record of appearing in 10 FA Cup finals, the West Bromwich Albion players arrived at Wembley for the 1968 final against Everton, buoyed up by a massive contingent of expectant cheering Baggies fans.

It was silverware, not entertainment that was foremost in the fans' minds that day and it has to be said that it was not the most adventurous of finals, the score being 0-0 at the end of the first 90 minutes, with the Toffees having a slight edge. In fact, they had the trophy in their sights five minutes from the end when Morrisey found an unmarked Husband six yards out. Luckily for Albion, Husband somehow managed to head the ball over the bar.

And so it was that Jeff Astle was able to save the day with a spectacular right foot drive which rebounded off Harvey and which Astle then slammed into the far corner of the net. Astle had scored in every round of the Championship but had struggled to push one past Everton's Brian Labone. When he finally managed it, the West Brom supporters went wild.

Own a piece of sporting history

This striking black and white print of the 1968 FA Cup-winning team is an important piece of West Brom nostalgia. In the picture Captain Graham Williams is holding the treasured trophy as he and his team listen to the cheering of the thousands of Albion fans who had flocked to Wembley for the final.

Personally signed

Heroes of that famous victory, Alan Brown, Graham Williams and Bobby Hope have each individually signed every copy of this limited edtion of 500 prints. Accompanying each print is a Certificate of Authenticity.

Strictly limited edition

Only 500 of this print have been produced, once these have sold out, no more will ever be released.