The Boxing Day fixtures have always been a favourite time for football fans, with a full set of fixtures to entertain supporters over the Christmas period.
But no year has been quite as entertaining as 1963, when the festive fixtures served up a remarkable 66 goals.
Not only did the 10 top-flight games in that season not produce a single goal-less draw, but only two sides in the entire division failed to score.



There were big wins for Chelsea (5-1 away at Blackpool), Burnley (6-1 at home to Manchester United thanks to four goals from Andy Lochhead), and Liverpool (6-1 at home to Stoke, with Roger Hunt also scoring four) but they pale into insignificance next to some of the crazier scores of the day.