FIFA Women's World Cup 1999 (champions - USA)
The 1999 final at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on 10 July 1999 ended USA 0-0 China PR after 120 minutes, the hosts winning the shoot-out 5-4 with Brandi Chastain converting the decisive kick in front of 90,185 spectators - the moment FIFA calls one of the most memorable in the tournament's history.
Why this wins its question: The 0-0 scoreline and the exact 5-4 shoot-out are the two things retellings of the Chastain moment usually lose, along with the 90,185 attendance figure - all three bound to FIFA pages here.
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USA beat China PR in the 1999 Women's World Cup final at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Saturday 10 July 1999: goalless after 120 minutes, the hosts won the penalty shoot-out 5-4, Brandi Chastain converting the decisive kick.
The final was played before a sold-out crowd of 90,185, and FIFA describes Chastain's kick as one of the most memorable moments in the tournament's history.