Everton 2 Watford 0

Played May 19 1984, Attendance 100,000, Referee J Hunting

Everton Team

Neville Southall, Gary M Stevens, John Bailey, Kevin Ratcliffe (Captain), Derek Mountfield,
Peter Reid, Trevor Steven, Adrian Heath, Graeme Sharp (Scored), Andy Gray (Scored), Kevin Richardson
Unused substitute Alan Harper

Watford Team

Steve Sherwood, David Bardsley, Neil Price, Les Taylor (Captain), Steve Terry, Lee Sinnott,
Nigel Callaghan, Maurice Johnston, George Reilly, Kenny Jackett, John Barnes
Substitute Paul Atkinson replaced Neil Price in the 58th minute

Video highlights of Everton winning the 1984 FA Cup Final

Union

Ahhhhh, a weekend with a game...

And, what's this, not just a game but a potential signing? Joe Tait, the young defender on trial with the Union who scored the final goal in the team's 5–2 win over Harrisburg City Islanders last week, appears set to sign with the club. After messages on Twitter from himself (follow him at @joetait1) and Stuart Hayers (@Stuhayers)—his former coach at PDL side Baton Rouge Capitals and founder of the S&B Kinesis sports management company of which Tait is a client—hinting at a move that have since been removed from Twitter (check out this from the ever Twitter-vigilant Brotherly Game for their content), Hayers sent a tweet that mentions his S&B Kinesis co-founder, an assistant coaches and the owner of the Capitals early Friday morning saying, "fat lady is clearing her throat.

As 1983 drew to a close, Everton Football Club was in a state of crisis. On New Years Eve, with just over 13,500 people rattling around Goodison Park like marbles in a tin box, they played out a dismal goalless draw against Coventry City which was seen by the nation that night on Match Of The Day.

Even though the mighty Bolton Wanderers lost 1-0 to FC Tampa Bay thanks to a couple of hits off the post and some frankly phenomenal goalkeeping from the Tampa youngsters in net, Trotters fans have little to worry about. The men in white will attempt to prove this on Sunday when they head back to Orlando to face Orlando City Soccer Club.

No we didn't just make up that headline. It was a comment by Adrian Heath, the manager of Orlando City, who Newcastle will play on their American tour. Adrian hearth Orlando City manager Adrian Heath played for eight different clubs during his career and played mostly for Stoke City, Everton, Manchseter City and Burnley.

Michael Tetteh (Seattle Sounders FC)

Michael Tetteh will be with Orlando City for the next ten days as the 20th pick in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft arrives on loan from Seattle Sounders FC.

The former UC-Santa Barbara midfielder will join the Lions in Pittsburgh for their game on Friday night.

The new USL PRO Orlando City SC franchise kicked off their inaugural season on a high note, defeating the Philadelphia Union of MLS 1-0 Saturday at the Florida Citrus Bowl. The preseason match was the first game played by Orlando City.

The Union came into the match having played three previous February friendlies against the USMNT U-17 squad, the University of South Florida and the University of Central Florida.