Watch: 2006 FA Cup Final Rewind - Liverpool win FA Cup on penalties
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Neil Johnston
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Goodbye
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Okay, time to bring this to a close.
Congratulations to Liverpool and West Ham for producing a final to remember.
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Thanks for your company. Stay safe, everyone...
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Ben Isaac: Steven Gerrard. The ultimate big game player.
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Rich Skilbeck: Not sure I can recall watching a better FA cup final than the one from 2006, had everything!! Gerrard with one of the finest strikes to grace a final!! Thoroughly enjoying the FA Cup final day.
'Football is the winner'
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham (3-1 on pens)
Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender at the Millennium Stadium
If ever there was a game when both teams deserved a replay it was today. You feel sorry for West Ham and you congratulate Liverpool. But football is the real winner.
'Never say die'
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham (3-1 on pens)
Man of the match Steven Gerrard to BBC Sport: "It's very special. West Ham were brilliant but we had that never say die attitude. We had no energy left at the end."
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Liverpool 3-3 West Ham (3-1 on pens)
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What a final!
From 2-0 down to FA Cup winners.
Will there ever be another like it?
LIVERPOOL WIN THE FA CUP
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham (3-1 on pens)
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There's a huge responsibility on the shoulders of 21-year-old Anton Ferdinand as he steps forward. It's a nervous kick and Reina is down to keep it out.
Heartbreak for West Ham, party time for Liverpool!
GOAL - Liverpool 3-1 West Ham
John Arne Riise
John Arne Riise is next up. Score this and Liverpool are almost there. Riise opts to go straight down the middle and Hislop is beaten. That's a huge moment. West Ham have to score their next penalty.
MISSED PENALTY - Liverpool 2-1 West Ham
Paul Konchesky
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Paul Konchesky's goal which put West Ham 3-2 up seems an age ago. The defender steps forward - and Reina saves with his leg. The Liverpool keeper punches the air.
GOAL - Liverpool 2-1 West Ham
Steven Gerrard
He's already scored two magnificent goals. Here comes a fresh-faced Steven Gerrard...that's a captain's finish as Hislop goes the wrong way. What a final Gerrard has had.
GOAL - Liverpool 1-1 West Ham
Teddy Sheringham
Substitute Teddy Sheringham has a spring in his step as he strides forward for his kick in front of West Ham's fans. And the 40-year-old smashes it past Pepe Reina after a long run up. The Hammers are level.
MISSED PENALTY - Liverpool 1-0 West Ham
Sami Hyypia
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There's pressure on Shaka Hislop to keep this one out. And he does! It's a tired kick from Sami Hyypia.
MISSED PENALTY - Liverpool 1-0 West Ham
Bobby Zamora
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Advantage Liverpool! Brilliant by Pepe Reina who dives full stretch to keep out Bobby Zamora's attempt which is heading for the corner of the net. A wonderful save.
GOAL - Liverpool 1-0 West Ham
Dietmar Hamann
The German makes no mistake, a short run up before slamming his spot-kick into the top corner. Hislop guessed right, but it is too well-placed.
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Here we go... Liverpool are up first...Dietmar Hamann versus Shaka Hislop...
PENALTY SHOOT-OUT
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham
It's sad in a way that penalties will decide this astonishing game.
Both sides have given this everything - and more.
'Shame someone has to lose'
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham
Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England
It's a shame someone is going to lose this final. I've been in this situation before with penalties - it's not a nice feeling for the players.
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Liverpool 3-3 West Ham
Alan Hansen
Former Scotland and Liverpool defender
I have never seen a game where so many players have been injured or got cramp.
FULL-TIME
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham
A fit Marlon Harewood would have scored that and West Ham would be celebrating a great victory.
Instead, the 2006 FA Cup final will be settled by penalties.
HITS THE WOODWORK
Liverpool 3-3 West Ham
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And still the chances keep coming!
Agony for West Ham as Yossi Benayoun's free-kick flicks off the back of Nigel Reo-Coker's head and hits the post after Pepe Reina gets his finger-tips to it.
It rebounds to Marlon Harewood, who can barely stand, but he can't adjust in time and the chance is gone.
Incredible drama.