1. Round 24/08/1963 Chelsea FC - West Ham United 0:0
2. Round 26/08/1963 West Ham United - Blackpool FC 3:1 Goal
3. Round 30/08/1963 West Ham United - Ipswich Town 2:2
4. Round 02/09/1963 Blackpool FC - West Ham United 0:1
5. Round 07/09/1963 West Ham United - Sheffield United 2:3
6. Round 09/09/1963 West Ham United - Nottingham Forest 0:2
7. Round 14/09/1963 Liverpool FC - West Ham United 1:2 Goal
8. Round 17/09/1963 Nottingham Forest - West Ham United 3:1
9. Round 21/09/1963 West Ham United - Aston Villa 0:1
10. Round 28/09/1963 Tottenham Hotspur - West Ham United 3:0
11. Round 05/10/1963 West Ham United - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1:1
12. Round 07/10/1963 West Ham United - Burnley FC 1:1
13. Round 12/10/1963 Sheffield Wednesday - West Ham United 3:0
14. Round 19/10/1963 West Ham United - Everton FC 4:2
15. Round 26/10/1963 Manchester United - West Ham United 0:1
16. Round 02/11/1963 West Ham United - West Bromwich Albion 4:2
17. Round 09/11/1963 Arsenal FC - West Ham United 3:3 Goal
18. Round 16/11/1963 West Ham United - Leicester City 2:2
19. Round 23/11/1963 Bolton Wanderers - West Ham United 1:1
20. Round 30/11/1963 West Ham United - Fulham FC 1:1
21. Round 07/12/1963 Birmingham City - West Ham United 2:1
22. Round 14/12/1963 West Ham United - Chelsea FC 2:2
23. Round 20/12/1963 Ipswich Town - West Ham United 3:2
24. Round 26/12/1963 West Ham United - Blackburn Rovers 2:8
30. Round 17/02/1964 Wolverhampton Wanderers - West Ham United 0:2
32. Round 03/03/1964 Burnley FC - West Ham United 3:1
34. Round 18/03/1964 Leicester City - West Ham United 2:2
37. Round 28/03/1964 West Bromwich Albion - West Ham United 0:1
38. Round 31/03/1964 Stoke City - West Ham United 3:0
39. Round 04/04/1964 West Ham United - Bolton Wanderers 2:3
40. Round 11/04/1964 Fulham FC - West Ham United 2:0
42. Round 25/04/1964 Everton FC - West Ham United 2:0

Martin Peters

Martin Peters
Martin Stanford Peters
 
Born: 08.11.1943 † 21.12.2019
Place of birth: Plaistow, England England
Nationality: England England
Height: 184 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Position(s): Left Midfielder
Foot: both

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Former West Ham and Tottenham midfielder Martin Peters, who scored England's second goal in the 1966 World Cup final against West Germany, has died aged 76 following a long battle against Alzheimer's disease....
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