Taking a look back at a classic West Ham United moment on this day in history, in association with Heineken...
West Ham ended their 52-year wait for an Anfield win on 29 August 2015 when they were 3-0 winners over Liverpool.
On an historic afternoon for the Hammers, goals from Manuel Lanzini, Mark Noble and Diafra Sakho ended the barren run on Merseyside, while even a red card for skipper Noble, which was later overturned, could not spoil the Hammers' delight.
The already boisterous away support reached near delirium after just three minutes when full Premier League debutant Lanzini latched onto Aaron Cresswell's cross to turn past Simon Mignolet.
Darren Randolph was on hand to keep the Hammers in front, denying the Reds on a number of occasions, while the visitors looked dangerous on the counter attack.
And the second goal for the visitors did come just shy of the half hour mark as Lanzini robbed a back-pedalling Dejan Lovren. Bursting into the box, he teed up Sakho and when his attempt was foiled, Noble was on hand to calmly fire into the bottom corner.
Phillippe Coutinho was dismissed for the Reds early in the second half and the Hammers' never-say-die attitude was serving them well. Although Noble was controversially sent off with ten minutes remaining, the Irons added a third late on when Sakho netted, slotting coolly past Mignolet.
Relive that unforgettable day in the video player above.
