Thirty years ago – Port Vale lift their first domestic trophy
Visit our dedicated page for video, news clippings, photos and articles on Port Vale’s Autoglass Trophy win in 1993.
Wembley stadium
Video: watch the entire ninety minutes of the Port Vale 2022 Wembley play-off final win
Port Vale 3-0 Mansfield Town full match video: if you were there or didn’t have a Sky subscription, you may not have seen the whole ninety minutes of Port Vale’s Wembley performance onscreen. Well, here’s your chance.
Vintage Vale match: watch the whole of the 1993 Autoglass Trophy final
WATCH: As the first of our “as live” screenings of classic Port Vale games, we take a trip back to 1993 and the Autoglass Trophy final clash with Stockport County at Wembley stadium.
The (Autoglass) road to Wembley
After Vale took part in the Football League Trophy this week, we felt it may be time to look back at the Vale’s first victory in the tournament.
The (Autoglass) road to Wembley, 1993
This video vault entry documents every match in Port Vale’s triumphant march to Wembley in the 1992-1993 season.
Video vault: Anglo-Italian Cup special
OVF presents three videos from Port Vale’s run to the final of the 1996 Anglo-Italian cup competition. The vidoes are as follows: 1. Highlights of Vale’s semi-final victory over West Brom 2. A preview of the final 3. Extended highlights of the final itself Watch the videos below:
Wembley woe for former Valiant Pilkington
Former Vale captain George Pilkington skippered Luton Town at Wembley but the Hatters were unable to make it a day of celebration as they missed out on the chance to return to the Football League.
The Autoglass Trophy Final programme, 1993
We take a leaf through the programme celebrating Vale’s first trip to Wembley’s Twin Towers.
Autoglass Trophy Final 1993 – Stockport County 1-2 Port Vale
The Autoglass Trophy Final 1993: John Rudge’s side win the club’s first domestic trophy on their first visit to Wembley stadium.
Port Vale history 1987 to 2018
Promotions, epic cup runs, the club’s first-ever trophy and the controversial final days of John Rudge’s reign.