The 1995-1996 Premier League match between Liverpool and Newcastle United on April 3, 1996, is often regarded as one of the greatest games in Premier League history. Here's a brief recap:
Liverpool hosted Newcastle United at Anfield in what turned out to be a thrilling encounter. Newcastle, managed by Kevin Keegan at the time, were in contention for the league title, while Liverpool, under Roy Evans, were also chasing the top spots.
The match was filled with drama from start to finish. Robbie Fowler opened the scoring for Liverpool, but Newcastle quickly responded with goals from Les Ferdinand and David Ginola. Fowler then scored again to level the game at 2-2 before half-time.
In the second half, Stan Collymore put Liverpool ahead, only for Faustino Asprilla to equalize for Newcastle. With the game seemingly heading for a draw, Collymore scored a dramatic late winner in the 92nd minute, as Martin Tyler shouted the famous commentary line 'Collymore Closing in!' securing a 4-3 win for Liverpool.
The match is remembered for its incredible pace, end-to-end action, and the dramatic late winner by Collymore. It remains one of the most iconic matches in Premier League history.
Liverpool hosted Newcastle United at Anfield in what turned out to be a thrilling encounter. Newcastle, managed by Kevin Keegan at the time, were in contention for the league title, while Liverpool, under Roy Evans, were also chasing the top spots.
The match was filled with drama from start to finish. Robbie Fowler opened the scoring for Liverpool, but Newcastle quickly responded with goals from Les Ferdinand and David Ginola. Fowler then scored again to level the game at 2-2 before half-time.
In the second half, Stan Collymore put Liverpool ahead, only for Faustino Asprilla to equalize for Newcastle. With the game seemingly heading for a draw, Collymore scored a dramatic late winner in the 92nd minute, as Martin Tyler shouted the famous commentary line 'Collymore Closing in!' securing a 4-3 win for Liverpool.
The match is remembered for its incredible pace, end-to-end action, and the dramatic late winner by Collymore. It remains one of the most iconic matches in Premier League history.