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Dagenham 6 Brentford 6?!
Have you seen this?
Dagenham and Brentford are currently, unbelievably, locked at six goals all in extra time in their first round Capital One Cup match at the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Stadium.
I'm not sure about this but I think that may well have tied the record for the highest scoring draw in the history of English professional football.
Something tells me that the attendance may well be going up for Dagenham's next home game.
It finishes 6-6 after extra time and goes to penalties - will the shoot-out feature as many goals as the game itself?
Dagenham and Brentford are currently, unbelievably, locked at six goals all in extra time in their first round Capital One Cup match at the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Stadium.
I'm not sure about this but I think that may well have tied the record for the highest scoring draw in the history of English professional football.
Something tells me that the attendance may well be going up for Dagenham's next home game.
It finishes 6-6 after extra time and goes to penalties - will the shoot-out feature as many goals as the game itself?
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People on DS only care about Man United, Man City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea.
Oh, that's a shame; there were 92 clubs in the English professional league system when I last checked.
(Brentford won 4-2 on penalties, for what it's worth)
Do they?
Nice of you to speak for everyone on here.
As it happens, I'm slightly disappointed (if not at all surprised) to see Bristol City and Yeovil Town exit at the first hurdle.
The fans at the match really got their moneys worth!
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
Despite appearances, he's really not.
I think it may have been televised.
Not sure but Motherwell and Hibs drew 6-6 in the SPL a few years back which was shown on Sky Sports.
I attended Charlton 4-0 Colchester tonight but heard about the 6-6 on Talksport. Feel sorry for the daggers though. How many times do you score 6 and not win?!
I'm getting Frankie Bunn.
Could be wrong, though. Different game?
I think that you're confusing this site with others.
Most of that chat seems to be confined to the supporters' threads of the teams that you mentioned.
I remember that. Motherwell also lost 6-5 at home to Aberdeen in a game where Andy Goram and Jim Leighton were the goalkeepers.
The 6-6 I remember was maybe around 20+ years ago.
Frankie Bunn who scored 6 goals but i think that ended 6-0.
I remember Tranmere drawing 6-6 against Newcastle, later that season Newcastle sacked their manager & appointed Kevin Keegan first time around.
Yes I remember that match!
Didn't Chris' brother John Sutton score in that match??
I think he did along with Mark Hateley's son.
I think the equaliser in injury time was a brilliant goal, cant remember who scored it though.
Why would I be being sarcastic??
It is not often as a fan you get to see a 6-6 draw, and then a penalty shootout, so for the entry price that they paid, both sets of fans would say I think that they really did get value for their money tonight.
Ahh him as well!
What a match that was!
I just remember being glued to it, as it was action packed throughout!
Here you go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQvQEFczWis
Yep; that was in the now-defunct Zenith Data Systems Cup.
According to the description of that video, there have been five 6-6 draws in British football - and as that was posted three years ago, it'll be up to seven now.
It just read that way to me.
It's not always easy to tell how comments are meant when they're just words on a screen.
Ah, fair enough. Must have been the Oldham connection that made me think of him.
Not so far back there was the 7-5 with Arsenal and Reading.
Yeah Bunn scored 6 goals for Oldham which finishes 7-0, I could be wrong but I think that still record for more goal for player in single League Cup match.
2002 Burnley were involved in a game at Grimsby that finished 6-5, that Motherwell v Hibs game Hibs were leading 6-2 with 25 minutes left with Motherwell fans leaving the stadium.