There may never again be a night that stirs quite so much professional pride inside Ashley Westwood. January 21 will be one forever remembered in his household.
The victory — ending Liverpool's 68-game undefeated run at Anfield — represented an achievement of significance but the mental fortitude of Burnley's diminutive central midfielder was unbeknown and ultimately more striking. Westwood had buried his grand-father, Sid, hours beforehand.
Sid had seen it all — the rise through Crewe Alexandra's academy, the realisation of a dream by playing Premier League football with Aston Villa and then the depression his grandson suffered at Villa Park.