In January 1984, struggling third-tier Bournemouth produced one of the FA Cup’s greatest shocks by beating Ron Atkinson’s Manchester United. Guided by a young Harry Redknapp, the Cherries stunned the holders and rewrote their own history.

The Millwall 1988–1990 era was short but unforgettable. Under John Docherty, the Lions stormed into the First Division with Tony Cascarino and Teddy Sheringham forming one of England’s most prolific strike partnerships. For two seasons they mixed muscle, menace and magic, topping the table and terrifying the elite. Millwall’s golden moment may have been fleeting, but its spirit — led by Terry Hurlock and The Den faithful — still roars in football folklore.