In March 1954, Port Vale became only the second Third Division side to reach the FA Cup semi-finals. Freddie Steele’s famed Iron Curtain side defeated Leyton Orient 1-0 and we present media coverage of the historic win.
In-form Ben Waine scored his third goal in three games as the Valiants grabbed the headlines with a FA Cup giantkilling. Here’s our match report.
Port Vale stun the FA Cup holders in one of Vale Park’s finest games of all time as it finishes Port Vale 2-0 Blackpool in 1954…
A brilliant headed goal from striker Jayden Stockley and a calm finish from Jaheim Headley earned Port Vale a win over Wimbledon and secured promotion to League One. Here’s our match report.
Striker Stewart Littlewood scored six times as Port Vale recorded their best-ever League win with a 9-1 victory over Chesterfield. Here’s the background to that game and a match report…
Most important Port Vale giantkilling: Vale’s time as a League club may only have lasted four seasons if it wasn’t for an astounding FA Cup win in 1898.
Relive a great FA Cup tie for Port Vale as they put six goals past Hartlepool United in 1994.
Watch as the Valiants hit six in an FA Cup thrashing of Hartlepool United. The Vale’s goals came from Gareth Griffiths, Joe Allon, Dean Glover and a Martin Foyle hat-trick.
Port Vale 1954 FA Cup semi-final: we look at the special Sentinel newspaper produced for the biggest game in Port Vale’s history – the FA Cup semi-final against West Bromwich Albion.
Watch the highlights from Vale’s first home game of the 1993-94 promotion season, when the Valiants hit six past strugglers Barnet.
Port Vale 7-1 Burton Albion: the Valiants biggest crowd for 15 years saw Vale take a giant step towards automatic promotion with an astonishing 7-1 home win over Burton. The win came thanks to a Lee Hughes hat-trick and goals from Chris Birchall, Ben Williamson (2) and Tom Pope.
Walsall 2-2 Port Vale: Sam Johnson had a dream debut after he saved three penalties and scored the winner as Vale defeated local rivals Walsall in the JPT.
We present images from the programme for Vale’s biggest-ever match, the FA Cup semi-final against West Brom in 1954.
Huddersfield Town 0-4 Port Vale: the Valiants stay up in style on the same day that neighbours Stoke City are relegated.
Port Vale win promotion on a truly emotional day as the Goldstone Ground hosts its final game.
Watch our video as John Rudge’s Port Vale side hammer Norwich City with six strikes at home in this classic encounter from the 1996/1997 season.