The Top 10 Soccer Moments of All Time

Get Ready to Relive the Most Memorable Soccer Moments in History

The Hand of God Goal

One of the most controversial moments in soccer history was Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” goal during the 1986 World Cup quarter-finals. It was a moment that still evokes strong emotions from fans around the world.

Cruyff’s “Total Voetbal”

Johan Cruyff’s revolutionary “Total Voetbal” tactic changed the game of soccer forever. The Ajax and Netherlands legend famously led his team to three consecutive European Cups in the early ‘70s.

The Miracle on Ice

It is impossible to talk about the greatest moments in a huge sport like soccer without the mention of the USA’s “Miracle on Ice” victory over Russia in 1980 Winter Olympics. The stunning success went down in history as one of the greatest sporting upsets.

Gazza’s Tears

The tragedy of the 1990 World Cup saw Gazza cry in front of the entire world. It remains to this day one of the most heart-wrenching moments in sport that still resonates with the football community.

Zinedine Zidane’s Legendary Goal

Arguably the greatest individual display ever in a World Cup was Frenchman Zinedine Zidane’s incredible two-goal performance to lead France to the 1998 final. His game-winning header has become one of the most cherished moments in history.

England’s World Cup Glory

England’s World Cup win in 1966 has secured an iconic moment in sports history. On that day, the nation was unable to fault the complete brilliance of the English team.

Beckenbauer’s Dash to Victory

The 1970s saw German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer showcase his shooting skills in a famous moment of a breaking through midfield to drive goalward for scorer of stunning ease.

Maradona’s Brilliance

As if the “hand of god” goal was not enough, Diego Maradona further concretized his position as one of the greatest football legends of all time with another significant goal in the same game.

The Impossible Saves of Lev Yashin

In the 1958 World Cup quarter-final, Russian goalkeeper Lev Yashin pulled off impossible saves to keep his side in the game. He was so great that he’s often regarded as the father of modern goalkeeping – the only time a goalie has ever won the Ballon D’Or.

The Official Kick-Off

The FA rejected soccer in the education system in the UK after its introduction in the late 1800s. Precisely, the first kicks were at Morton Stanley School in Birmingham, where everything started.

There are some players who have registered their names in soccer history, and as we all hold our breath and enthusiasm directed at the flick close-by, let us have more moments like this – inspirational and joyful-enhancing, with no side displacement of arrogant or boasting behavior whatsoever. ******************************************************************************/