Obi Wan Bergkamp posted:Quite simply the greatest ever finish to a game of football.
Tommy_Docherty posted:1953 F.A. Cup Final
jedichef1 posted:Tommy_Docherty posted:1953 F.A. Cup Final Would this be just to see Matthews?
Tommy_Docherty posted:Obi Wan Bergkamp posted:Quite simply the greatest ever finish to a game of football. Nonsense. 1999 CL final.
MarcusP2 posted:1997/1998 AFL grand finals 2002, 2008 Wimbledon finals 1996 Atlanta 1500m swim final
rechedelphar posted:MarcusP2 posted:1997/1998 AFL grand finals 2002, 2008 Wimbledon finals 1996 Atlanta 1500m swim final 2002 Wimbledon final? That was a beatdow.
Obi Wan Bergkamp posted:I respectfully disagree. Yes the 1999 CL final had a dramatic finish (as did the 1979 FA Cup final, and countless other games) but as cup matches they are by there very nature one offs. What happens in one round doesn't affect the next, a 1-0 win is as valueable as a 4-0 win - both results see you progress (or win). The Anfield match is different. Rather than a one off game this was the culmination of a 38 match season. The game was between the two teams who had been scrapping for the title. Just one more goal for either side at any point of the season would have dramatically changed the dynamics of the final match. Unlike a cup final, there was 10 months of football coming down to that one moment in the last few seconds of the whole season. In my opinion this makes it unique and why I called it the greatest ever finish.
MarcusP2 posted:1997/1998 AFL grand finals