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Newcastle United 1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Winners Word Search

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This 13-word word search celebrates Newcastle United's 1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup victory. Hidden words are player and staff names from that season's squad, including Robson, Harvey, Moncur, and Arentoft. Use it as a sports history activity for middle-school soccer fans, a sub plan for PE or social studies, or adapt it as a template for other historic sports teams.

Subject:
Sports & Physical Education
Topic:
Other Sports
Grade Level:
7th – 9th Grades
Updated November 2022

Word List

  • MCFAUL
  • CRAIG
  • CLARK
  • GIBB
  • BURTON
  • MONCUR
  • SCOTT
  • ROBSON
  • DAVIES
  • ARENTOFT
  • SINCLAIR
  • FOGGON
  • HARVEY

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