West Ham United v Castilla, 01 October 1980

Kick-off: 7.30pm BST West Ham United won 6-4 on aggregate. After extra time - 3-1 at 90 minutes. UEFA ordered this tie to be played behind closed doors owing to crowd disturbances during the first leg in Madrid. The game became known by West Ham United as the 'ghost' match. The Hammers had originally been fined £7,750 and ordered to play their next two home European ties at least 187 miles away from Upton Park. They initally accepted Sunderland's offer to stage this game at Roker Park before a successful appeal reduced the punishment to have to play one game at Upton Park without spectators. The attendance of 262 consisted of invited representatives of the teams, officials and media.