The Big Match Revisited - Season 3
1976/77
Episodes
Episode 1
22nd August 1976
Brian Moore looks back at the opening day of the 1976-77 season, featuring Arsenal v Bristol City, Ipswich Town v Tottenham Hotspur and Tranmere Rovers v Chester.
Episode 2
3rd October 1976
Brian Moore presents action from October 1976, including Brighton & Hove Albion v Crystal Palace, Leeds United v Manchester United and Southampton v Fulham.
Episode 3
10th October 1976
Brian Moore presents October 1976 football highlights featuring Charlton Athletic v Hull City, Nottingham Forest v Sheffield United and Bury v Brighton & Hove Albion.
Episode 4
24th October 1976
Brian Moore looks back at October 1976 football highlights featuring Queens Park Rangers v Sunderland, Leicester City v Arsenal and Luton Town v Southampton.
Episode 5
31st October 1976
Brian Moore presents action from October 1976, including a six-goal thriller between Tottenham Hotspur and Everton, West Bromwich Albion v West Ham United and Bristol Rovers v Charlton Athletic.
Episode 6
21st November 1976
Brian Moore introduces highlights from November 1976, including Fulham v Notts County, Ipswich Town v Leeds United and Leicester City v Manchester United.
Episode 7
12th December 1976
Brian Moore presents December 1976 football highlights, including Chelsea v Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leeds United v Aston Villa and Kevin Keegan's Liverpool v Queens Park Rangers. Steve Finnieston joins as a guest.
Episode 8
19th December 1976
A memorable Christmas edition from December 1976 sees Elton John step in to present the programme, joined by Kevin Keegan and Mick Channon. Featured matches include Arsenal v Manchester United, Sheffield United v Bristol Rovers and Burnley v Millwall.
Episode 9
2nd January 1977
Football highlights from January 1977 include an exciting London derby between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United, plus Liverpool v Sunderland and Norwich City v Leicester City.
Episode 10
6th February 1977
Football highlights from February 1977 include an all-star Fulham side featuring George Best against Charlton Athletic, plus Middlesbrough v Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool v Birmingham City.
Episode 11
20th February 1977
Football highlights from February 1977 feature a pulsating London derby between Arsenal and West Ham United, Manchester United v Newcastle United and Bolton Wanderers v Hull City.
Episode 12
27th February 1977
FA Cup fifth-round action from February 1977 includes Southampton v Manchester United, Liverpool v Oldham Athletic and Middlesbrough v Arsenal.
Episode 13
6th March 1977
Brian Moore presents March 1977 football highlights including Chelsea v Blackpool, the Manchester derby between City and United, and Sunderland v West Ham United.
Episode 14
3rd April 1977
Football highlights from April 1977 include West Ham United v Everton, a clash between title contenders Manchester City and Ipswich Town, and Rotherham United v Crystal Palace.
Episode 15
10th April 1977
Brian Moore looks back to April 1977 as promotion-chasing Chelsea face Luton Town in the Second Division, with Liverpool v Manchester City and Leeds United v Sunderland also featured.
Episode 16
17th April 1977
April 1977 action includes Tottenham Hotspur, featuring Glenn Hoddle and Steve Perryman, against Sunderland at White Hart Lane, plus Newcastle United v West Ham United and Norwich City v Bristol City.
Episode 17
24th April 1977
Brian Moore presents extended coverage of the 1976-77 FA Cup semi-final between Manchester United and Leeds United at Hillsborough.
Episode 18
1st May 1977
Brian Moore presents May 1977 football highlights featuring Chelsea v Sheffield United, Leeds United v Bristol City and Liverpool v Ipswich Town.
Episode 19
8th May 1977
Highlights from May 1977 feature Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United v Derby County and Chelsea securing promotion from the Second Division against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Episode 20
15th May 1977
Brian Moore presents action from May 1977, including Chelsea v Hull City at Stamford Bridge in the Second Division, Bolton Wanderers v Wolverhampton Wanderers and Colchester United v Bradford City.