Monday 4 January 2016 20:18, UK
Sky Sports is giving England's 1966 World Cup victory the full Monday Night Football treatment as it marks 50 years since Sir Alf Ramsey's side's triumph.
Using statistical data from Opta, the SkyPad touchscreen, and virtual reality from EA Sports, Jamie Carragher and Ed Chamberlin will show the impact the likes of Bobby Moore, Sir Geoff Hurst and Alan Ball had on the match.
They will also use modern technology to conclusively answer the question about whether Hurst's second goal crossed the line.
A special double bill to begin a year of celebration will also feature the latest Sky Sports Originals documentary, a 90-minute programme looking back on the incredible achievement called 'The Boys of '66'.
On Monday night, Ed and Jamie will use the wealth of Sky Sports technology in the Monday Night Football studio to analyse the dramatic World Cup final between England and West Germany that ended with Moore lifting the Jules Rimet trophy.
Sky Sports' head of football Gary Hughes said: "England's World Cup win is one of the most talked about moments in football, and as we reach the 50th anniversary it's only right that we give the match the full Sky Sports treatment.
"Monday Night Football has a strong reputation for the best analysis and final word on a Premier League weekend, hopefully this special edition can provide even greater insight into a huge moment in English football history."
'The Boys of '66' is the biggest project so far from the Sky Sports Originals documentary unit. Presented and narrated by Sky Sports commentator Martin Tyler, it tells the whole story of the tournament within the context of the era it came to define.
The programme talks to the key players including hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt as well as a rare interview with the superstar who missed out, Jimmy Greaves.
The two-year project also features contributions from fans who were at the final, cultural figures of the time, as well as current England manager Roy Hodgson and former captain David Beckham.
'The Boys of '66' will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 from 7pm on Monday night, with the Monday Night Football special following immediately after at 8.30pm. Both programmes will be available On Demand until 2017.
