Diego Maradona’s iconic ‘Hand of God’ goal against England during the 1986 FIFA World Cup quarter-final remains one of the most discussed and debated goals in the history of football. 40 years later, it still remains one of the most controversial moments in the sport’s history, with immense political and cultural connotations.
In his 1986 FIFA World Cup campaign with Argentina, Diego Maradona was the legendary hero of their side, leading his country to their second title in history. In the quarter-final against England, Maradona scored twice. Both goals became etched in history, although for completely different reasons.
