Taking a look back at a classic West Ham United moment on this day in history, in association with RoadX Tyres...
West Ham United's journey to the 2006 FA Cup final began at Carrow Road on this day 15 years ago.
The Hammers scored a 2-1 third-round win over Norwich City to begin a challenge that would ultimately end with a penalty shootout defeat by Liverpool in the final.
Hayden Mullins thumped the Irons into a sixth-minute lead before Bobby Zamora's header made it 2-0 to the Premier League side 12 minutes after half-time.
Paul McVeigh pulled a goal back from the penalty spot on 72 minutes after James Collins had been penalised for handball, but Alan Pardew's side held on to secure their passage to the fourth round.
Enjoy his historic first goal again here!
RoadX Tyres is West Ham United's Official Tyre Partner. RoadX Tyres is a new tyre brand which successfully launched around the world at the end of 2019. The company focuses on providing comfortable and durable high-performance tyres and is backed with the highest level of testing, manufacturing, and research and development capabilities.
