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One match, two historic goals by Diego Maradona. The Argentine legend, captaining his side, scored twice in the quarterfinal match against England at the 1986 FIFA World Cup, giving Argentina a 2–1 victory. The opening goal was the infamous “hand of God,” but it was Maradona’s second—executed at the end of an 11-second dribble down the pitch—that was voted FIFA’s “goal of the century” by fans in 2002. Just four minutes after he had illegally...