The day legendary goalkeeper Pat Jennings scored at Old Trafford
Kenneth Wolstenholme uttered, arguably, the most famous football commentary line of all time to describe Geoff Hurst's hat-trick goal and clincher for England against West Germany in the 1966 World Cup Final.
"And here comes Hurst. He's got... some people are on the pitch! They think it's all over... it is now..."
But even the legendary commentator needed a moment to take in what happened as Pat Jennings launched the ball forward after eight minutes of the Charity Shield against Manchester United a year later in 1967.
We travelled to Old Trafford on 12 August, 1967 for the traditional season curtain-raiser between the First Division champions and FA Cup holders - United lifted the 1966/67 title, we won the 1967 FA Cup Final against Chelsea.
In a memorable clash, we were already 1-0 up through FA Cup Final goalscorer Jimmy Robertson when Dave Mackay was clattered by George Best just outside our penalty area.
The rest is history...
Pat cleared upfield, United goalkeeper Alex Stepney misjudged the flight and the ball bounced over him and nestled in the back of the net, stunning 54,000 in Old Trafford.
Wolstenholme was on commentary duty for another slice of history - a rare goalkeeper's goal.
"Oh... it's... yes... a fantastic effort. Eight minutes gone and Jennings has scored for Tottenham!"
Inspired by Bobby Charlton, United came roaring back - the England hero striking two thunderbolts for 2-2. Frank Saul restored our lead only for Denis Law to level again as it ended 3-3, the teams sharing the Shield.
Speaking to us back in 2016, Pat recalled: "It was a free-kick outside our box. Dave Mackay was going to take it but I said, ‘give it back to me, I'll knock it up'. I was aiming for Alan Gilzean and Alex Stepney, the United goalkeeper, came out a little probably expecting a flick on.
"But it missed Gilly, bounced once and ended up in the net. Everyone there thought ‘what next?’ Even the famous commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme took a moment before saying ‘Jennings has scored’. Mackay even tried to claim an assist! It was such a rarity then. No-one had seen it before, and to do it at Old Trafford was special. The goalkeeper... poor old Alex. I did speak to him about it - I can’t repeat what he said to me!”