United, then managed by Dave Basset, took a first-half lead through Adrian Littlejohn when he drove towards the penalty box, held-off Frank Sinclair, and then beat Kevin Hitchcock. Andy Townsend equalised when he threaded the ball past Simon Tracey from an acute angle before Brian Deane netted the winner. Here, The Star took a look at where each set of players’ careers took them from that point.
21. Eddie Newton
Now back at Chelsea as assistant coach, the former youth team graduate has also worked under Roberto Di Matteo and Guus Hiddink in west London. | JPIMedia Photo: Michael Cooper
22. Dennis Wise
Now a familiar face on television, he managed Millwall, Swindon Town and Leeds after retiring as a player before a brief stint as an executive director of Newcastle United. | Getty Images Photo: Ben Radford