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Premier League Legend Brian Deane's Record Under Threat as Premier League Stages First Christmas Eve Game in 28 Years


Premier League Legend Brian Deanes Record Under Threat as Premier League Stages First Christmas Eve Game in 28 Years

Brian Deane: The Man Who Made History

Brian Deane will forever be remembered as the man who scored the Premier League’s first goal. But now, his record as the last player to find the net on Christmas Eve is in jeopardy as the top flight stages a game on December 24 for the first time in 28 years.

Christmas Eve Magic: Leeds United vs Manchester United

In 1992, Deane made history with a header against Manchester United on the opening day of the breakaway top flight. By December 1995, he was at his hometown club Leeds and scoring again against bitter rivals United in a famous festive 3-1 win. Deane recalls the electric atmosphere and the importance of the victory to the fans.

Wolves and Chelsea Clash on Christmas Eve

Deane believes that the Wolves players will relish the atmosphere as they face Chelsea on Christmas Eve. While fans may have mixed feelings about the game being played on this special day, Deane explains why it can be an advantage for the home team.

The Goal that Sealed the Victory

Deane's goal in the 71st minute, off a cross from Tomas Brolin, sealed the victory for Leeds. Deane reflects on the impact of his teammate Tony Yeboah and defends Brolin against his critics.



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Remembering Lost Legends

Watching footage of Gary Speed, who tragically passed away more than 12 years ago, playing his part in Leeds' Christmas Eve triumph brings back deeper emotions. Deane shares his memories of Speed and another former teammate, David Rocastle, and the impact they had on their teammates.

A Game That Will Never Be Forgotten

The story of Elland Road on Christmas Eve 1995 will forever be etched in the memories of those who were there. Deane, now 55, reflects on the lasting impact of that game and the joy it brought to the fans.