Am Dunfermline fan from Scotland I was only 9 years old when this game was played and RIP to all the fans that’s lost there love ones xx

What a final it was. Remember watching it as a kid and it was just meant to be to win the FA cup after the tragedy. What a heart-wrenching final but Rushie had to score 2 to win it.

Great respect shown by both sets of supporters at the start of the game. Liverpool City was United in grief

When Liverpool and Everton were the two powerhouses of the game. both were fantastic in the 80s. 1989 was a fitting tribute to the Hillsborough victims highlighted the togetherness and spirit on Merseyside even in the aftermath of the suns bullshit story. fair play to both clubs

Agreat but sad watch in 2020, RIP to every football fan that has died at a football match especially at Hillsbrough, Ibrox, Heysel, Burnden Park and Valley Parade amongst many others.

Now 97 ..rip . Never forgotten ❤

I remember this March because Liverpool come together on the streets to Whatch red and blue side by side , food and drinks they were the best days off my life when ur a 12 year old kid with no worries in the world 🌎 pure class and I wish I was there again xxxxx

A fitting tribute to the hillsbrough victims

How good was that 3rd Liverpool goal. Almost every player got a touch in build up. Playing out from the back. Triangles passing getting out of trouble and switching play. What a great move

There were three teams that day, Liverpool, Everton and Merseyside United

That winning goal was at the end of 12-pass move from our corner-flag with Alan Hansen and ending up in their goal with Ian Rush's header.

Everton, the OG rival to Liverpool especially in a late 70s to 80s. If we ignore the trophy and just look at point goal record of all time league on both team, Everton & LFC are still tight despite Everton are so underarchiver now. I hope Everton will be back to its glory for catching up their legacy. Very underrated club, beside Aston Villa

The 80s were a great time for Liverpool. Irregardless of who you supported, when the Tories and Thatcher were destroying the country, seeing the two Merseyside Clubs at their best was a great sight

Shame on the few nobheads that shouted out. Other than that, beautiful minutes silence. God bless those 97, and all those impacted by that awful tragedy. Football should be an escape from lifes problems, not where you go to lose your life. From a United fan🙏

Your watching the greatest team that ever lived ! Liverpool and Everton

Everton supporters are simply the best!

Do you not think Aldridge was let go far too early still had a good three seasons left in him at the top level I always feel

When English football was great.♥️ All the best from Denmark!

When the FA cup meant something

Both teams Liverpool and Everton players and supporters were a credit to Merseyside. Fantastic atmosphere and a great match that unfortunately did not go in Everton’s favour. Trevor Steven had a solid game, Big Nev despite conceding three times had an otherwise good game as he kept us in the match. McCall was excellent, Sharp and Cottee did not play as well as I would have hoped. My favourite player in general was Kevin Sheedy.

Nicol's quality on his 'wrong' foot was unreal. So underrated. Even Everton stood off him before he crossed unchallenged for Rushie's first. Big mistake

The finishing from Rush was outstanding for the third goal. I don't think he ever got credit for such intelligence in his football skills. Oh for an Aldridge/Rush partnership in the prem era. Great cup final this was.

Liverpool played their best to do it for the 96 fans!

I was 12 year old.. When i watched this. In 1988 we lost to wimbeldon. I cried. But this victory was sweet. It felt only like yesterday.

I love liverpool

1-0 John Aldridge (4 min) 1-1 Stuart McCall (89 min) 2-1 Ian Rush (95 min) 2-2 Stuart McCall (102 min) 3-2 Ian Rush (104 min)

We’d taken over London in 86 Final weekend. Three years later was even madder

Remember it like it was yesterday

What a poignant moment as Merseyside stood side by side to show respect to the memory of every liverpool fan lost in the tragic Hillsborough disaster! Silence was deafening in its absolute ness! impeccably honoured minutes silence, emotional!

I remember this game like it was yesterday. Fantastic.

Ain’t a scouser and happy but yous both get respect from A,Deen,I remember 95000,and total silence for the guys that died that day,nice 1

Liverpool FC,.... You'll Never Walk Alone ⚽🏃🥇🏆💯💖

Everton totally switched off from start to finish in the move that led to Liverpool's 3rd....Then again not surprising. Very warm day....And they looked spent in extra time.

Come to the end of a great Everton team.💙💚❤🌹🙏

It was embarrassing watching ratciffe against Liverpool,they loved playing against him,stand next to him roll of him guarenteed goals,check out rushs goals against him/Everton,he had an absolute nightmare this match and the 86 final Liverpool murdered us in this match.

A match I’ve tried to forget tbh

This is when true fans showed proper respect to another team

Everton were a ghost of the side they were.left to go old.sad were great players .

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Motty in the commentary box. Brilliant as always.

we actually had the band during half time, wow

The days when defenders were so easily dragged out of position. Liverpool should be 5-0 up before the Everton equalizer.

Liverpool were still an awesome side. Enter Graham Sourness football genius

Life and Society back then was just Great - Union Jack and Liverpool Football Club.

Thee occasion of the season, last game of the season, 3pm Saturday, watch the coach drive from the hotel etc etc

A great but sad day. Those pitch invasions are embarrassing, though. There was just no need for them.

I'm a Liverpool fan and i was 11 years old when i watched this in 1989 ....in my view? ..hooligism and tragedies on the terraces had blighted English football in the 1980s... Come the 1990s something had to change. And it did.. It came in the creation of the FA premiership, and the UEFA champions league in that very same year of 1992

How many passes for our third ❤️⚽️❤️

Why the hell is Kenny wearing a giant coat on such a hot day?!!

What a bizarre comment about the amount of finals that had supposedly become the norm at that time. There'd been three that decade but 86,87 and 89 had all got either 4 or 5 goals in them

Another great Liverpool side. The FA Cup was important then eh.

Awe, lucky you's who were @ this Wembley Beauty (envious tbf). Everton's Defence seemed to just have a 'bad day on the pitch' eg: Kev' Ratcliffe + Liverpool missed a fair few (& so did Everton) though Rush grabbed 1 on return, but can't believe his fellow International compadre/Van Den Hauwe only got 13 Caps!!

What was Whelan and not Hansen captain?

I stopped goin after this game. LFC forever, 1975 aged 11 Anny Rd End wi me dad

And 1 of the goals used to be on footie focus,but no got that wrang I just presumed it,so there a lesson presume nothing

the queitist minute at Wembley ever

Gary ablett only ever player to win fa cup for the reds and the blues.rip

Still got that shirt

The team was questioning if it was right to play, but in the end it was such a huge tribute victory to the 96 just over a month after the greatest tragedy in English football. Even if the magnitude of the occasion was so great that it's forgivable, like John Barnes later described, it still somehow is awful to see that many fans invading the pitch again and again. However incited you were, that was not the moment to lose your head. It shows absolutely no respect or mindful reflection, only why there were high fences at many stadiums. The players obviously didn't appreciate it, and fans don't invade pitches anymore. I wonder what they think about watching themselves run around like mad men so many years after. It should be embarrassing at best.

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What a game.Shame there has to be a loser.

The more i see of Bruce Grobelar the more i think he was as bogey as a 3 pound note. That last min Everton goal he gifted to them. And so many goals its the same thing. There's a bad smell around old Bruce for sure.

Ha ha blue pitch invasions.

Watching this reminds me of just how weak a link Grobelaar was, his stupidity was a constant reason for creating instability. Had we had Southall, I'm sure we would have won much more and with better scorelines......

What do you think of all the psychos shaking hands and hugging each other??? ;) Up the Reds!!

both goalkeeper are look a like. like a sibling

This final shoulnt been played

McCalls offside under the offside rules of the day. Ref and Linesman missed that. Glad Pat Nevin never got his medal he was a wee rat. And to top it off Celtic stopped the deidco winning a treble that day. it was a great day watching the football back then.