00:00With only seconds left in the semi-final and the score tied, it was looking like the game would be
00:04going into extra time. But as the Leicester City attacker pushed his way through the Watford
00:09defence and got into the penalty box, he collapsed onto the ground in what seemed like an obvious
00:13dive and the referee fell for it. Watford and their home crowd scoffed at the decision. They
00:27were so close to the finals and to have their chances ripped away from them with such a soft
00:32penalty, they couldn't believe it. But perhaps nobody was as devastated as Troy Deeney, who had
00:37only just been released from jail a year earlier. After growing up with a violent father in and out
00:42of jail himself, Troy too had made his own mistakes. But since his release, he'd completely shifted his
00:47outlook on life. And with football as his outlet, he'd spent the year proving himself as an irreplaceable
00:52asset for Watford. However, now he felt like all that hard work to help the team make it
00:57to the finals was about to be decimated.
01:00If Knockart scores it, Leicester City go to Wembley and it's the end for Watford.
01:05As Knockart stepped up to take the shot, Watford's keeper Manuel Almunia prepared to save his team.
01:11But what happened next nobody could have seen coming. Knockart took the shot, Almunia saved
01:16it. Knockart desperately followed it up, but Almunia was there again. Watford cleared the ball
01:21and they launched a counter-attack. They knew the final whistle would be blown at any second now,
01:25so they had to act fast. Watford took the ball up the wing, crossed it into the center where
01:30Deeney was and...
01:31Here's Hawke!
01:33Deeney! Do not scratch your eyes! You are really seeing the most extraordinary finish here!
01:40With the very last kick of this playoff semi-final, Troy Deeney wins it for Watford and sends them to
01:47Wembley!
01:48Thank you so much!
