Liverpool suffered a huge FA cup from the region when they poured from the FA Cup against Plymouth.
Ryan Hardie's 53rd minute Spot-Kick turned out to be decisive when the Rock-Bottom Championship-Kant-43 places under the Premier League leaders-a helping hand got Harvey Elliott's inexplicable handball.
It was only the fourth time that a team outside the top flight has eliminated the leaders of the Premier League.
Argyle's historic victory, however, was the last in a long line of incredible FA Cup disruptions.
Hereford 2-1 Newcastle – 1972
The typical classic FA Cup fairytale. And with good reason.
Non-League Hereford had already tart the chances by bringing Newcastle to a repeat in the FA Cup Third Round in 1972 with a 2-2 draw in St James' Park.
But the repetition was in the foundations of English football, while Ronnie Radford's stunning volley characterized the magic of the oldest football cup competition in the world.
Radford's iconic volley from the reach was the equal goal to steer the match in extra time.
Super Sub Ricky George stepped up to score the decisive goal to call on jubilant scenes in Edgar Street.
The result still contains the record for the lowest ranked side to beat the opposition of the top flight.
Wimbledon 1-0 Liverpool – 1988
Another upset involving the Reds, the FA Cup final of 1988 saw the “Crazy Gang” achieve one of the craziest results in English football history.
Liverpool was the dominant power of England in the 1980s, after he won six competition titles throughout the decade, including the title of the first division of 1988.
But the lonely goal of Lawrie Sanchez has no spirit in the respective history of the clubs, where Wimbledon had only been in the top in their history for a total of 11 years.
It remains the only FA Cup triumph of the down.
Wrexham 2-1 Arsenal, 1992
In 1992 there were no fewer than 81 places in the English football pyramid that separated Wrexham and Arsenal in their FA Cup third round collision.
The Welsh Minnows struggled in the fourth division, while Arsenal were the ruling English champions.
However, the Gunners had wet powder when the 37-year-old Mickey Thomas hit a 25-year free kick to level the game in the 82nd minute after Alan Smith scored the opener for the break.
Steve Watkin delivered the decisive shot two minutes later when he bundled the winner home and encouraged a pitch Invasia.
Bournemouth 2-0 MAN UTD, 1984
While Man Utd was far from the peak of their powers in the mid -80s, Bournemouth was still relative Minnows by the third division alongside former European champions and reigning holders of the FA Cup.
But under the guidance of Harry Redknapp, Bournemouth called on a heroic 2-0 win.
For five minutes in a whirlwind, Milton Graham and Ian Thompson struck to send the cherries to Dreamland.
United fans stormed the field to try to stop the result, but the last whistle confirmed one of the most memorable gigantic murders of all time.
Wigan 1-0 Man City, 2013
When the relegation-threatened Wigan to Wembley fluctuated for the FA Cup final against Manchester City, many saw a victory for mega spending city as a formality.
But the Underdogs of Roberto Martinez were not satisfied that they resign from the loser column of FA Cup finalists.
The heroic version of the lactic finally paid his dividends when Ben Watson led an incredible winner in injury to home to make them their very first FA Cup trophy ever.
A week later, Wigan relegated to the championship, while it turned out to be the last time that City would lose a grand finale before the 2021 Champions League final, when they lost Chelsea.
Sunderland 1-0 Leeds, 1973
Another last upset saw Sunderland a then dominant Leeds team stunned that the first team was outside the first division that won the FA Cup since West Brom in 1931.
Leeds were the ruling champions of the cup, while Sunderland participated in the second layer and had been trophy -free for more than 50 years.
Nevertheless, 100,000 watched the old Wembley how the 32nd minute goal of Ian Porterfield won the Black Cats The Fa Cup.
The competition has also made special recognition for a stunning rescue by goalkeeper Jimmy Montgomery to deny Peter Lorimer of 10 meters, with the stop comparisons with Gordon Banks' stop for England against Brazil in the 1970 World Cup.
Chelsea 2-4 Bradford, 2015
Bradford called on one of the most surprising results in recent FA Cup memory when they fluctuated to Stamford Bridge to Battersea.
With 49 places that separate them in the English pyramid, League One Bradford did not get much chance of the high -flying blues of Jose Mourinho.
The collision of the fourth round started smoothly for the Premier League Giants, who took a 2-0 lead.
A goal from Jon Stead for the rest gave Bradford Hope, before a trio of late goals bradford saw in a lead of two goals in what an incredibly fourth round collision was.
Newport County 2-1 Leicester, 2019
League Two Newport produced the shock of the season when they defeated Leicester in the third round of the FA Cup in 2019.
The teams distributed a stunning 74 places when they met at the beginning of January.
Yet the goal of Jamille Matt after just 10 minutes set up which would be a monumental upset.
Rachid Ghezzal threatened to ruin the party with an 82nd minute goal before a late penalty from Padraig Amond Rodney Parade sent to Pandemonium.
Sutton United 2-1 Coventry, 1989
Coventry had only been the FA Cup holders 18 months earlier.
But when the top flight side traveled to the south to Sutton in the third round, they felt blue due to Non-League opposition.
Goals from Tony Rains and Matthew Hanlan set Sutton on their way to a huge upset at Gander Green Lane.
The US remained the most recent non-League team that defeated opponents from top flights until 2013 when Luton defeated Norwich.
Stevenage 3-1 Newcastle, 2011
It was only the first season of Stevenage in the EFL.
Nevertheless, it did not prevent them from making Newcastle only the fourth Premier League team once at that time to lose to the fourth opposition in 2011.
Goals from Stacy Long have sealed Michael Bostwick and Peter Winn a famous victory.
Joey Barton had retrieved for the tone in injury time, but Cheick Tiote who was sent in the 71st minute seemed to confirm the direction of the game before the last whistle blew.
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