It's May 20th, 1989 at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

It's May 20th, 1989 at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

28-year-old soccer player Ian Rush jogs up the pitch while his red-shirted

Liverpool teammates pass the ball among themselves.

Ian is one of the best forwards in Liverpool history.

He scored more than 200 goals for the club,

but today he's late to the action.

He's been brought onto the field as a substitute in the final of the FA Cup, the Premier

Tournament in English soccer.

Right now, Liverpool's opponents, Everton, are holding a score even at 2-2 and the game has gone

to extra time.

Liverpool's patient passing has their opponents chasing the ball and getting frustrated

and one Everton player fowls in an attempt to gain possession.

Liverpool takes the free kick and an attacking

attacking player dribbles the ball down the left-hand side of the field,

but Ian notices that the Everton defenders nearby

are breathing heavily.

As a substitute, he has fresh legs

and takes advantage by sprinting into the free space

near the Everton goal.

His teammate crosses the ball toward him.

Ian stoops as he follows the ball's flight

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