Peter McParland, who passed away at the age of 91, is remembered as one of Northern Ireland's greatest footballers and a pivotal figure at Aston Villa. He remains the country's all-time leading goalscorer at World Cups, netting five goals during the 1958 tournament. A key player in Villa's history, he won both the FA Cup and League Cup, making an indelible mark as the first to score in major domestic knockout finals. His career, mainly spent at Villa, includes 340 appearances and 120 goals, showcasing his remarkable scoring prowess and skill as a forward.
Peter McParland was a legendary figure in Northern Ireland and English football, renowned for his remarkable goal-scoring record and contributions to Aston Villa.
He is celebrated for being the first player to score in and win both major domestic knockout finals in English football history.
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