Only win over Pele's Santos can rival Liverpool victory
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Joe Edwards, Adam Randell and Kevin Nancekivell
We asked you for your views on the greatest win in Plymouth Argyle's history.
Unsurprisingly many of you went for Sunday's 1-0 win over Premier League leaders Liverpool, although a number of you felt it was a little bit devalued by Arne Slot picking a weakened side (even though it still had eight internationals).
Here are some of your views:
Phil: We've had plenty of wins that were more important than this but it's certainly the biggest upset Argyle have had in my time of supporting them.
John: Having supported the Green Army for73 years, to knock Liverpool out of the FA Cup is beyond my wildest dreams.
Stuart: The result against Liverpool was a great win but probably not the most important in Argyle's history. The 2-0 win against QPR in 2004 could be seen as more important but the most important result would have to be the 2-1 win at Chesterfield that kept Argyle in the league in 2013.
Richard: I was at nearly every game in the 1983-84 FA Cup run and that was a magic time, especially the away wins at West Brom and Derby. But this is right up there - a fantastic result.
Pele and Santos played Plymouth Argyle at Home Park in March 1973
But if one man is to overshadow Liverpool it could only be arguably the greatest player to ever lace up a pair of boots.
Brazil legend Pele and his Santos side toured Europe in 1973 and played the Pilgrims at Home Park that March - you can read more about it here.
Around 40,000 packed into Home Park that night as the home side beat the stars from South America 3-2 - a game that still lives long in the memory.
Matthew: This is the biggest win at Home Park since Argyle beat Santos. This is certainly the best result of this millennium.
Martin: 1973 v Santos, attendance approx 38,000. Santos had Pele, Edu, Roberto Carlos and Clodaldo. We won 3-2 and although the result counted for nothing, it was a proper football match and a bruising encounter. To say the atmosphere was charged would be a massive understatement.
Peter: Possibly... but seeing Pele playing for Santos and beating them was special - and unexpected. Liverpool playing their youngsters has taken the edge of a superb victory. A match which tbh they should have won had it not been for excellent goalkeeping.