1. Round
02/09/1964 Barnsley FC - Lincoln City 2:1
Bradford City - York City 2:0
Brentford FC - Southend United 0:2
Brighton & Hove Albion - Millwall FC 2:2
Chester City - Wrexham AFC 3:0
Chesterfield FC - Hartlepools United 3:0
Colchester United - Torquay United 1:1
Doncaster Rovers - Bradford Park Avenue 1:0
Exeter City - Gillingham FC 2:0
Halifax Town - Darlington FC 1:3
Notts County - Newport County 3:2
Queens Park Rangers - Aldershot FC 5:2
Southport FC - Carlisle United 0:0
Stockport County - Rochdale AFC 1:3
Tranmere Rovers - Crewe Alexandra 2:0
Walsall FC - Oxford United 1:1
Workington AFC - Barrow AFC 9:1
07/09/1964 Port Vale FC - Luton Town 0:1
Oxford United - Walsall FC 6:1
09/09/1964 Millwall FC - Brighton & Hove Albion 1:0
10/09/1964 Torquay United - Colchester United 3:0
14/09/1964 Carlisle United - Southport FC 1:0
2. Round
22/09/1964 Bristol Rovers - Chesterfield FC 0:2
Hull City - Southend United 0:0
Watford FC - Portsmouth FC 2:2
23/09/1964 Birmingham City - Chelsea FC 0:3
Blackpool FC - Newcastle United 3:0
Bolton Wanderers - Blackburn Rovers 1:5
Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic - Northampton Town 0:2
Bury FC - Darlington FC 1:0
Carlisle United - Bristol City 4:1
Charlton Athletic - Middlesbrough FC 2:1
Chester City - Derby County 5:4
Coventry City - Ipswich Town 4:1
Doncaster Rovers - Preston North End 1:0
Exeter City - Bradford City 3:5
Fulham FC - Oxford United 2:0
Grimsby Town - Oldham Athletic 3:1
Leeds United - Huddersfield Town 3:2
Leicester City - Peterborough United 0:0
Leyton Orient - Barnsley FC 3:0
Luton Town - Aston Villa 0:1
Manchester City - Mansfield Town 3:5
Millwall FC - Norwich City 1:2
Plymouth Argyle - Sheffield United 2:1
Reading FC - Queens Park Rangers 4:0
Rotherham United - Rochdale AFC 2:0
Scunthorpe United - Workington AFC 0:1
Southampton FC - Cardiff City 3:2
Stoke City - Shrewsbury Town 1:1
Swansea Town - Swindon Town 3:1
Torquay United - Notts County 1:2
Tranmere Rovers - Crystal Palace 0:2
30/09/1964 Sunderland AFC - West Ham United 4:1
28/09/1964 Southend United - Hull City 3:1
29/09/1964 Shrewsbury Town - Stoke City 0:1
08/10/1964 Peterborough United - Leicester City 0:2
12/10/1964 Portsmouth FC - Watford FC 2:1
3. Round
14/10/1964 Bury FC - Plymouth Argyle 0:1
Charlton Athletic - Leyton Orient 2:1
Chesterfield FC - Carlisle United 3:1
Coventry City - Mansfield Town 3:2
Doncaster Rovers - Bradford City 2:3
Leeds United - Aston Villa 2:3
Reading FC - Fulham FC 1:1
Rotherham United - Swansea Town 2:2
Stoke City - Southend United 3:1
Workington AFC - Blackburn Rovers 0:0
19/10/1964 Grimsby Town - Leicester City 0:5
20/10/1964 Northampton Town - Portsmouth FC 2:1
21/10/1964 Norwich City - Chester FC 5:3
26/10/1964 Chelsea FC - Notts County 4:0
Crystal Palace - Southampton FC 2:0
Sunderland AFC - Blackpool FC 4:1
19/10/1964 Fulham FC - Reading FC 1:3
22/10/1964 Blackburn Rovers - Workington AFC 1:5
28/10/1964 Swansea Town - Rotherham United 2:0
Round of 16
04/11/1964 Aston Villa - Reading FC 3:1
Charlton Athletic - Bradford City 0:1
Leicester City - Crystal Palace 0:0
Northampton Town - Chesterfield FC 4:1
Stoke City - Plymouth Argyle 1:1
Workington AFC - Norwich City 3:0
10/11/1964 Coventry City - Sunderland AFC 4:2
11/11/1964 Chelsea FC - Swansea Town 3:2
Crystal Palace - Leicester City 1:2
Plymouth Argyle - Stoke City 3:1
Quarter-finals
23/11/1964 Aston Villa - Bradford City 7:1
25/11/1964 Plymouth Argyle - Northampton Town 1:0
Workington AFC - Chelsea FC 2:2
01/12/1964 Coventry City - Leicester City 1:8
16/12/1964 Chelsea FC - Workington AFC 2:0
Semi-finals
20/01/1965 Aston Villa - Chelsea FC 2:3
Leicester City - Plymouth Argyle 3:2
10/02/1965 Chelsea FC - Aston Villa 1:1
Plymouth Argyle - Leicester City 0:1
Final
15/03/1965 19:30 Chelsea FC - Leicester City 3:2 (1:0)
05/04/1965 19:30 Leicester City - Chelsea FC 0:0 (0:0)
League Cup
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