Taking a look back at a classic West Ham United moment on this day in history, presented by Heineken....
On this day in 2005, West Ham United's biggest win of the season paved the way for a Championship promotion push which culminated in play-off glory at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
The visitors to the Boleyn Ground on 19 February 2005 were mid-table Plymouth Argyle, but sitting outside the top six, Alan Pardew's side were ultimately on the verge of a late run of form which would propel themselves towards a date with destiny.
Kickstarting this run was their 5-0 demolition of Plymouth, with West Ham taking the lead after just ten minutes when Marlon Harewood converted from the spot after Bjarni Guðjónsson handled inside the area.
A bizarre Luke McCormick own goal doubled the advantage and then Malky Mackay was given space to lob in a third, before a late brace by Teddy Sheringham put gloss on the result.
You can relive all the goals from a classic West Ham United performance above.
