The 5 most rewatched World Cup goals of all time
Some goals don't just win matches — they become part of football history. Here are 5 that fans keep coming back to:
1. Maradona vs England (1986) — The "Goal of the Century." Dribbled past half the English squad like they were training cones. Still unmatched.
2. Pelé's dummy vs Uruguay (1970) — He didn't even touch the ball. Just let it roll past the keeper and picked it up on the other side. Pure audacity.
3. Bergkamp vs Argentina (1998) — The touch. The turn. The finish. Three movements, all perfect. Dennis Bergkamp in his purest form.
4. Carli Lloyd from midfield vs Japan (2015) — Spotted the keeper off her line and launched it from the halfway mark. Absolute chaos.
5. Mbappé's hat trick vs Argentina (2022 Final) — Came off the bench when France was dead and buried. Scored twice in 97 seconds, then added another in extra time. The greatest individual World Cup final performance ever.
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