Battle of Highbury
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The <entity_0> was a football match between <entity_6> and <entity_8> that took place on <entity_1> at <entity_2>, Highbury, <entity_7>. <entity_6> won <entity_12>–<entity_11> in a hotly contested and frequently violent match. This was <entity_8>'s first match since they had won the 1934 FIFA World Cup that summer, although <entity_6> had not taken part as the Football Association had left FIFA in 1928. In addition to the seven Arsenal players (Frank Moss, George Male, Eddie Hapgood, Wilf Copping, Ray Bowden, <entity_5> and Cliff Bastin), a young Stanley Matthews (Stoke City) won his second cap for the side; Cliff Britton (Everton), Jack Barker (Derby County) and <entity_4> (Manchester City) were the other three players. Further, as Monti continued to play, other Italian players may not have been aware of the extent of his injury which is likely to have contributed to <entity_6>'s goals; <entity_6> scored all its three goals in the first <entity_10> minutes (at <entity_11>', <entity_9>, and <entity_10>'), while the Italians continued to play tactics where Monti was the last defender faced by the <entity_6> attack. However, <entity_8> were not World Champions for nothing and after half time, despite the handicap of ten men, took the game to <entity_6>. <entity_3> scored twice, and was only denied an equaliser by the woodwork and a series of saves from <entity_6>'s athletic goalkeeper, Frank Moss.
['association football match', 'international association football match']