Liverpool left back Gerry Byrne suffered an identical injury during the 1965 FA Cup final against Leeds United. Byrne, who had a reputation for being physically tough, broke his collarbone as early as the 3rd minute. Despite being in agony, he played on for the next 87 minutes, and also an additional half hour of extra time. Despite the crippling injury he achieved legendary status, by not only helping Liverpool to win the cup for the first time in their history, following a 2–1 victory, but he also managed to provide an assist, breaking forward on the left and crossing for Roger Hunt to score the opening goal.