Wycombe Wanderers of League Two held a 3-1 advantage at half-time against Premiership Aston Villa at Causeway Stadium - but ended up losing 8-3!

Villa netted four times inside a quarter of an hour midway through the second half. Amongst the goals were England full cap Gareth Barry and James Milner from the Under-21s. They scored a brace each.

The most famous 8-3 scoreline, not that there have been that many, came in the first game of a World Cup "double header" in Switzerland in 1954.

Hungary, captained by the legendary Ferenc Puskas, had beaten England 6-3 at Wembley and were thought to be invincible when they began their Finals campaign.

In their second game in Group 2 they thrashed West Germany 8-3 before a spellbound 53,000 crowd in Basle. Puskas got one, Kocsis four and Hidegkuti - England's chief tormentor in '53 - weighed in with two.

Two weeks later the teams met again - this time in the Final itself in Berne. The Magical Magyars were 2-0 up in eight minutes, a clearly unfit Puskas opening the scoring, but the Germans fought back to win 3-2!