Tuesday 25 April 2017 14:31, UK
Welsh rugby union favourite Scott Quinnell played England many times, but what did a last-gasp try at Wembley feel like? He discusses his memories of the stadium ahead of Joshua vs Klitschko.
It has to be the Scott Gibbs try, 1999, England v Wales. It was fantastic! Beating England is something you never forget, never mind where it was. We were the home side and boy, did it feel like it, especially with that win. England were about to win the Five Nations. But not on our "home" ground.
I managed to give Gibbsy the ball - I was the blond one if you can't work it out. - he goes through, two side-steps, off his left, to his right, then bang... he's over. Neil Jenkins held his nerve for the conversion and that was that - 32-31 to us. It was one of the best feelings ever!
It was an incredible day at Wembley, it was Wales' home game. We walked out, there we suddenly were at Wembley; the green turf, 68,000 mad Welsh fans - it was even more of a home game for us.
If Joshua was playing rugby, he'd definitely be a No 8... he's coming for you Klitschko!
I'll be watching Joshua v Klitschko on my sofa on Saturday night... where else - unless of course anyone's got a couple of tickets for me. If not that is exactly where I'll be watching it.
Anthony Joshua all the way. He's a big man, a strong man and if he was playing rugby, he'd definitely be a No 8...he's coming for you Klitschko.
Watch Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium on April 29, live on Sky Sports Box Office. Book the event online here or via your Sky remote.
