That's how he made history! Maradona scores two memorable goals to eliminate England from the 86 World Cup

Published at: 22/06/2024 08:55 AM

On June 22, 1986, Diego Armando Maradona, “The 10th” of the Argentine National Team, placed his name in the history of football after his majestic performance in the Quarterfinals against England in the World Cup in Mexico, and with the Azteca stadium as the stage, he scored two memorable goals.

The first goal of that afternoon was named “The Hand of God” since Maradona scored a goal with his hand to overtake the Argentine national team on the scoreboard.

The annotation was validated and went down in history due to the strange move that the Argentine made to beat his rival.

Minutes later, Pelusa demonstrated the quality that led him to be considered one of the best players in history, leaving more than half an English team on the road to score what is considered the best goal of the century.

Mazo News Team