 Complete the following phrase:  The final on 20 April 1895 was played for the first time at Crystal Palace, which was to host the finals for the next twenty years. The weather for the final was described as a beautiful spring day, and consequently the crowd and press were still coming into the ground when the game kicked off. From the kick-off, John Devey, the Villa centre-forward, swung the ball out to his inside-left, Dennis Hodgetts. Hodgetts long cross-pass found Charlie Athersmith on the right, and his centre fell to Chatt who sent the ball goalwards on a half volley. Albions keeper Joe Reader was only able to get his fingers to the shot, and turned the ball across the goal mouth and, after a goalmouth scramble involving Devey and Albion defender Jack Horton, the ball was turned into the net. There are no accurate timings for the goal and different reports time it at between 30 and 39 seconds. At the time, many of the crowd and press missed the goal as they were still taking their seats, and the press reports indicated that Chatt had scored. According to Ward  Griffin in their Essential History of Aston Villa however, after the game, the Villa players confirmed that John Devey had netted after Chatts shot had been blocked straight into the latters path and had ricocheted off his knee. Despite this claim, The Football Association still credit the goal to Chatt as having been scored on thirty seconds. Chatts record stood for 114 years until beaten by Louis Sahas effort for Everton after 25 seconds in 