In 1990–91, though league form was again indifferent, Forest reached another final, this time in the FA Cup, the only domestic trophy that Clough had never won. The match is best remembered for the antics of Spurs playmaker Paul Gascoigne, whose high tickle on Garry Parker after just two minutes might have been expected to have merited an automatic red card, but was let off with a caution from referee Roger Milford. Soon afterwards Gascoigne ruptured his cruciate ligament while making another horror tackle on Gary Charles. He again escaped a red card, but was stretchered off the pitch and was out of action for a year afterwards. Pearce put Forest ahead after 16 minutes direct from a free kick and Mark Crossley saved a Gary Lineker penalty, becoming only the second player to do so in an FA Cup final. Paul Stewart equalised after 55 minutes and the match went into extra time. Clough opted not to talk to the players before extra time, instead remaining on the bench. Spurs ultimately won 2–1 after Des Walker inadvertently put the ball into his own net. A 19-year-old Roy Keane later admitted that he was not fit to play in the match, which he said was why he played such an insignificant role in the final.