Crystal Palace was inspired by FA Cup Glory by an incredible Tifo with a heart -warming meaning.
The Eagles wrote history on Saturday when they stopped their very first trophy with a 1-0 win over Manchester City.
The 16th minute strike of Ebereechi Eze was enough to seal glory at Wembley.
While Dean Henderson avoided a red card for handball before saving a penalty a little later.
The match even ended with a collision between Henderson and City Boss Pep Guardiola, who remained full -time messy.
But there was a great inspiration behind the brilliant victory of the Eagles in Northwest London.
Before the kick -off, a beautiful tifo was revealed by Palace fans who wear the message: “Wembley will shake … and it will be beautiful.”
In addition, an image of a palace fan was fourth with two children.
And during the game, the club explained the heart -warming reason behind the fans' display.
Palace posted a tweet, which also showed the original image on which it was based, explained everything with a caption: “Best fans in the world.”
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De Eagles schreven: “Na de 40 yard screamer van Darren Ambrose tegen Manchester United in 2011, pandden de camera's naar het uiteinde en vonden, te midden van 3.000 supporters die naar vreugde sprongen, een bijnier, een eerder geavanceerde clade-supporter, schreeuwen met passie met passie, terwijl ze twee jonge paleisjongen hielden, die negen en zes jaar oud waren-Geantwoord door Bursting in tears.
“Tragically enough, Mark Wealleans, a proud South Londs and seasonal card holder, lost his life in February 2017, only 49 years old, five months after the diagnosis of terminal cancer.
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“His two children are in the crowd today and continues the palace to support tradition.”
Fans responded with pleasure to the emotional tribute.
One said: “Another reason why every other football fan is delighted for Palace.”
Another stated: “Wow what an honor and gesture, thank you.”
They noticed: “I love it, great, congratulations Palace.”
Another added: “No, this is class, rip.”
The Tifo certainly seemed to do the trick for Palace.
The men of Oliver Glasner make a monstrous defensive effort to keep the city at a distance, with goalkeeper Henderson deployed several major rescues.
But the stop was lucky to be on the field after handling the ball outside his own half.
He was only saved from a red card thanks to a controversial VAR check after he had the ball away from a target-bound Erling Haaland.
And the decision turned out to be crucial when Henderson saved a penalty from Omar Marmoush only 10 minutes later.
Pep Guardiola continued to rage full -time when he bumped with Henderson, who devoted the incredible victory of Palace to his deceased father.
And it was the keeper who had the last smile when he became a member of teammates for a trophy lift that she and the fans of Palace will never forget.