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Video: Brian Tinnion reflects on famous Liverpool win
Wednesday, January 23rd 2019
Brian Tinnion speaks exclusively to BCTV as he relives City's famous victory at Anfield 25 years ago.
Tinnion, now the City loans manager, scored the 67th minute winner against the Premier League giants in the Third Round replay on January 25th 1994.
To mark the occasion, supporters are still able to purchase their ticket for 'An Evening with Tinnion and Friends: Anfield 25 Years On'.
The event will be held on Thursday evening (January 24th) as club legends from 1994 will be returning to Ashton Gate to mark the 25th anniversary of one of the club’s greatest ever nights.
Full information can be found here.
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