The biggest football match ever

I would say that the greatest football game ever was the FA Cup semi-final replay between Arsenal and Manchester United at Villa Park in the spring of 1999. This was the year of the famous treble, which was produced by Premier League Man Utd, who have assured the FA Cup, European Cup and indeed for every season that fate would watch one of the first words used to describe this season . And one of the best examples was theGame against the Gunners.

Manchester United took the lead with a superb curling shot from 25 yards, David Beckham, in the lower left net of David surrounded by sea. The dream was eligible for departure Utd. David Beckham, who else who is, has, I feel a tremendous right foot, and has the ability to generate huge amounts of spin.

Remained 1-0 until half way through the second half when Denis Bergkamp, Dutch striker Arsenal, cut inside from the left sideWing and hit a shot. There was a weak attempt, but a victory Utd defender Jaap Stam from distraction hit the back of the net, so that the goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel stranded. The time had shifted. It 'important to note that in football, that the dynamics can over-ride ability and capacity.

It moved even more so if Roy Keane, the captain of hard Manchester United, was sent off for a miss-timed challenge on winger Marc Overmars. It seemed a matter of time before Utd would capitulate.But they persevered. This is usually done by a solid defense that shows where the organization and teamwork are at the forefront

But in the 90th minutes with the game against extra-time, position, Arsenal won a penalty as Phil Neville Ray Parlour in the box. Bergkamp stepped up, and this time Schmeichel The Great Dane, victorious was to guess, the ball goes to his right. Utd had the extra time. It was no small feat, saving a penalty is one ofdifficult to get things in football. It calls for speculation, reading the opponent's intentions and commit 100% to a certain target position milli-second before the shot.

Arsenal were not deterred and continued to defend attack Utd, with Bergkamp back on track to close on several occasions. Then, in the second period, came the decisive moment.

Ryan Giggs, the Welsh wizard, picked up a rebound of Patrick Vieira in his own half '. Thus began theA curve, amazing solo that saw him bob and weave through the entire Arsenal defense before unleashing a thunderbolt into the roof of the net from six yards out. Maradona and Lionel Messi could not say that, I think that after having obtained the passage of play with an impressive rally.

This goal has given Manchester United until the final whistle, thus ending the greatest football game ever played in my humble opinion. It 'was absolutely everything.

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