1. Round
16/11/1963 Chester City - Blyth Spartans 3:2
Darlington FC - Gateshead FC 1:4
Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic - Bristol Rovers 1:3
Barrow AFC - Bangor City 3:2
Sutton United - Aldershot FC 0:4
Weymouth FC - Bedford Town 1:1
Yeovil Town - Southend United 1:0
Reading FC - Enfield FC 2:2
Notts County - Frickley Colliery Athletic 2:1
Doncaster Rovers - Tranmere Rovers 3:0
Trowbridge Town - Coventry City 1:6
Queens Park Rangers - Gillingham FC 4:1
Barnsley FC - Stockport County 1:0
Brentford FC - Margate FC 2:2
Crook Town AFC - Chesterfield FC 1:2
Brighton & Hove Albion - Colchester United 0:1
Bradford City - Port Vale FC 1:2
Hull City - Crewe Alexandra 2:2
Crystal Palace - Harwich & Parkeston 8:2
Exeter City - Shrewsbury Town 2:1
Hartlepools United - Lincoln City 0:1
Southport FC - Walsall FC 2:1
Maidenhead United - Bath City FC 0:2
Torquay United - Barnet FC 6:2
Workington AFC - Halifax Town 4:1
York City - Carlisle United 2:5
Hereford United - Newport County 1:1
Kettering Town - Millwall FC 1:1
Netherfield - Loughborough United 6:1
Tooting & Mitcham Utd - Gravesend & Northfleet 1:2
Peterborough United - Watford FC 1:1
Bridgwater Town - Luton Town 0:3
Corby Town - Bristol City 1:3
Cambridge United - Chelmsford City 0:1
Oxford United - Folkestone Invicta 2:0
Bradford Park Avenue - Heanor Town 3:1
Bexley United - Wimbledon FC 1:5
18/11/1963 Rochdale AFC - Chorley FC 2:1
20/11/1963 Oldham Athletic - Mansfield Town 3:2
Altrincham FC - Wrexham AFC 0:0
18/11/1963 Newport County - Hereford United 4:0
19/11/1963 Enfield FC - Reading FC 2:4
Watford FC - Peterborough United 2:1
20/11/1963 Margate FC - Brentford FC 0:2
Crewe Alexandra - Hull City 0:3
21/11/1963 Bedford Town - Weymouth FC 1:0
25/11/1963 Millwall FC - Kettering Town 2:3
27/11/1963 Wrexham AFC - Altrincham FC 3:0
2. Round
07/12/1963 Chester City - Barrow AFC 0:2
Yeovil Town - Crystal Palace 3:1
Lincoln City - Southport FC 2:0
Luton Town - Reading FC 2:1
Doncaster Rovers - Notts County 1:1
Wrexham AFC - Hull City 0:2
Barnsley FC - Rochdale AFC 3:1
Brentford FC - Gravesend & Northfleet 1:0
Coventry City - Bristol Rovers 1:2
Carlisle United - Gateshead FC 4:3
Oldham Athletic - Bradford Park Avenue 2:0
Wimbledon FC - Bath City FC 2:2
Exeter City - Bristol City 0:2
Port Vale FC - Workington AFC 2:1
Newport County - Watford FC 2:0
Torquay United - Aldershot FC 2:3
Netherfield - Chesterfield FC 1:1
Colchester United - Queens Park Rangers 0:1
Chelmsford City - Bedford Town 0:1
Oxford United - Kettering Town 2:1
10/12/1963 Notts County - Doncaster Rovers 1:2
11/12/1963 Chesterfield FC - Netherfield 4:1
12/12/1963 Bath City FC - Wimbledon FC 4:0
3. Round
04/01/1964 Bath City FC - Bolton Wanderers 1:1
Burnley FC - Rotherham United 1:1
Liverpool FC - Derby County 5:0
Southampton FC - Manchester United 2:3
Yeovil Town - Bury FC 0:2
Leicester City - Leyton Orient 2:3
Nottingham Forest - Preston North End 0:0
Blackburn Rovers - Grimsby Town 4:0
Aston Villa - Aldershot FC 0:0
West Bromwich Albion - Blackpool FC 2:2
Sunderland AFC - Northampton Town 2:0
Lincoln City - Sheffield United 0:4
Swindon Town - Manchester City 2:1
Doncaster Rovers - Bristol City 2:2
Ipswich Town - Oldham Athletic 6:3
Newcastle United - Bedford Town 1:2
Tottenham Hotspur - Chelsea FC 1:1
Fulham FC - Luton Town 4:1
Brentford FC - Middlesbrough FC 2:1
Bristol Rovers - Norwich City 2:1
West Ham United - Charlton Athletic 3:0
Plymouth Argyle - Huddersfield Town 0:1
Hull City - Everton FC 1:1
Carlisle United - Queens Park Rangers 2:0
Scunthorpe United - Barnsley FC 2:2
Cardiff City - Leeds United 0:1
Newport County - Sheffield Wednesday 3:2
Swansea Town - Barrow AFC 4:1
Arsenal FC - Wolverhampton Wanderers 2:1
Stoke City - Portsmouth FC 4:1
Birmingham City - Port Vale FC 1:2
Oxford United - Chesterfield FC 1:0
07/01/1964 Rotherham United - Burnley FC 2:3
Bristol City - Doncaster Rovers 2:0
Everton FC - Hull City 2:1
Barnsley FC - Scunthorpe United 3:2
08/01/1964 Bolton Wanderers - Bath City FC 3:0
Aldershot FC - Aston Villa 2:1
Blackpool FC - West Bromwich Albion 0:1
Chelsea FC - Tottenham Hotspur 2:0
13/01/1964 Preston North End - Nottingham Forest 1:0
4. Round
25/01/1964 Burnley FC - Newport County 2:1
Liverpool FC - Port Vale FC 0:0
Blackburn Rovers - Fulham FC 2:0
Bolton Wanderers - Preston North End 2:2
West Bromwich Albion - Arsenal FC 3:3
Sunderland AFC - Bristol City 6:1
Sheffield United - Swansea Town 1:1
Ipswich Town - Stoke City 1:1
Barnsley FC - Bury FC 2:1
Manchester United - Bristol Rovers 4:1
Chelsea FC - Huddersfield Town 1:2
Bedford Town - Carlisle United 0:3
Leeds United - Everton FC 1:1
Aldershot FC - Swindon Town 1:2
Leyton Orient - West Ham United 1:1
Oxford United - Brentford FC 2:2
27/01/1964 Port Vale FC - Liverpool FC 1:2
Preston North End - Bolton Wanderers 2:1
28/01/1964 Swansea Town - Sheffield United 4:0
Everton FC - Leeds United 2:0
Brentford FC - Oxford United 1:2
29/01/1964 Arsenal FC - West Bromwich Albion 2:0
Stoke City - Ipswich Town 1:0
West Ham United - Leyton Orient 3:0
Round of 16
15/02/1964 Arsenal FC - Liverpool FC 0:1
Barnsley FC - Manchester United 0:4
Burnley FC - Huddersfield Town 3:0
Oxford United - Blackburn Rovers 3:1
Preston North End - Carlisle United 1:0
Stoke City - Swansea Town 2:2
Sunderland AFC - Everton FC 3:1
Swindon Town - West Ham United 1:3
18/02/1964 Swansea Town - Stoke City 2:0
Quarter-finals
29/02/1964 Liverpool FC - Swansea Town 1:2
Manchester United - Sunderland AFC 3:3
Oxford United - Preston North End 1:2
West Ham United - Burnley FC 3:2
04/03/1964 Sunderland AFC - Manchester United 2:2 aet
09/03/1964 Manchester United - Sunderland AFC 5:1
Semi-finals
14/03/1964 Preston North End - Swansea Town 2:1
West Ham United - Manchester United 3:1
Final
02/05/1964 15:00 West Ham United - Preston North End 3:2 (1:2)
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