1964–65 Carlisle United F.C. season

For the 1964–65 season, Carlisle United F.C. competed in Football League Division Three.

Results & fixtures

Match Day	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score
1	22 August	Colchester United	A	1–0
2	24 August	Port Vale	H	1–1
3	28 August	Brentford	H	0–1
4	31 August	Port Vale	A	3–1
5	5 September	Bristol Rovers	A	2–5
6	8 September	Watford	H	1–1
7	12 September	Oldham Athletic	H	2–0
8	17 September	Watford	A	0–0
9	19 September	Exeter City	A	0–0
10	26 September	Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic	H	3–4
11	1 October	Luton Town	A	1–1
12	3 October	Peterborough United	A	2–1
13	7 October	Luton Town	H	1–1
14	9 October	Hull City	A	0–1
15	17 October	Gillingham	H	3–1
16	21 October	Grimsby Town	A	1–1
17	23 October	Bristol City	A	2–1
18	27 October	Walsall	H	2–1
19	30 October	Queen's Park Rangers	H	2–0
20	7 November	Shrewsbury Town	A	2–2
21	21 November	Southend United	A	0–1
22	28 November	Barnsley	H	4–0
23	5 December	Walsall	A	0–1
24	12 December	Colchester United	H	4–1
25	19 December	Brentford	A	1–6
26	26 December	Workington	H	1–0
27	28 December	Workington	A	1–0
28	2 January	Bristol Rovers	H	1–2
29	9 January	Grimsby Town	H	3–1
30	16 January	Oldham Athletic	A	3–2
31	29 January	Scunthorpe United	A	1–0
32	6 February	Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic	A	4–0
33	13 February	Peterborough United	H	2–1
34	20 February	Hull City	H	0–0
35	27 February	Gillingham	A	0–1
36	6 March	Scunthorpe United	H	3–1
37	9 March	Exeter City	H	2–1
38	12 March	Queen's Park Rangers	A	2–1
39	16 March	Reading	H	1–2
40	19 March	Shrewsbury Town	H	2–1
41	27 March	Reading	A	2–1
42	2 April	Southend United	H	4–3
43	10 April	Barnsley	A	2–1
44	16 April	Bristol City	H	1–1
45	19 April	Mansfield Town	A	0–2
46	20 April	Mansfield Town	H	3–0

Round	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score
R1	2 September	Southport	A	0–0
R1 R	14 September	Southport	H	1–0
R2	23 September	Bristol City	H	4–1
R2	14 October	Chesterfield	A	1–3

Round	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score	Carlisle United Scorer(s)	Attendance
R1	22 January	Crook Town	A	0–1

gollark: Still, I think on the whole we're better off disease-wise than the people of, say, 400 years ago.

gollark: Hmm, I suppose so on the population densities one.

gollark: I mean, spreading them better because of increased global travel, sure, but we can also actually treat them now (ish).

gollark: <@354360619622727681> How did we/advanced technology go around causing *viruses* and *diseases*?

gollark: I think if we do end up going extinct for whatever reason it'll be either humanity wiping each other out or gradual decline and collapse.

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