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ordinary at Bet365. March the 26th, 2000. A high-flying West Ham who had ambitions of playing

in the Champions League welcomed a struggling Wimbledon to Upton Park.

Barely eight minutes was on the clock

when Paolo DiCannio scored a goal

that is still spoken about decades later.

Sinclair's cross over Cunningham.

DeCannia!

I do not believe that!

That is sensational, even by his standards.

I'm Josh Hayward, and this is my greatest goal.

Today we're looking back at Paolo DiCannio's breathtaking bicycle kick and to do that

we're joined by the man himself alongside his former manager at West Ham, Harry Rednapp, and ex-Wimbled and

goalkeeper Neil Sullivan. Paolo, it's a little while ago now, more than 20 years in fact. Do you

remember much about that day? Apart from the gold, does anything stick out in your memory?

I am too old to remember what's happened at the time.

No, I'm joking. Obviously, I had a great memory because we were in a good position table.

And after many years with them had a chance to qualify you know for a

European competition it's obvious that against the Wimbledon always was on the

field of battle you know because they they were you know at the time a well-known team in the way you should get something from the game.

You know, they came there.

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