I don't quite get the connection between Bon Jovi and the FA Cup. Perhaps whoever put this video together is suggesting that West Bromwich Albion is living on a prayer -- which as you can see, was not answered, thanks to this goal, which gave a Portsmouth a 1-0 win in a less-than-stellar semifinal in Wembley Stadium.
On the other hand, perhaps this video's creator is suggesting that Portsmouth's Milan Baros is holding on, which is exactly what West Brom striker suggested after the match. About a minute into this video, you can see the controversial touch by Baros. It was close, but I don't see a handball there.
Portsmouth will play in their first FA Cup Final since 1939. They await the winner of tomorrow's Barnsley v. Cardiff match.
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