Wembley Falls Silent: England Loses Final Match
Wembley's final match ended with a German goal. Dietmar Hamann scored it. England lost 1-0. Tony Adams played his 60th game there—more than anyone in the stadium's history. The record stood as the bulldozers arrived. They tore down the Twin Towers three months later, and Adams' number stayed in the books: the most appearances at a venue that no longer exists.
October 7, 2000
26 years ago
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