THE GREATEST GOALS OF FOOTBALL !!

Maradona scoring the Greatest Goal ever!

1. Diego Maradona
54mins, Argentina 2 England 1,
World Cup quarter-final,
Azteca stadium, Mexico City, June 22, 1986

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2. Marco Van Basten
53mins, Holland 2 Soviet Union 0,
European Championship Final,
Olympic stadium, Munich, June 25, 1988

3. Zinedine Zidane
44mins, Real Madrid 2 Bayer Leverkusen 1,
Champions League Final,
Hampden Park, Glasgow, May 15, 2002

4. Saeed Owairan
5mins, Saudi Arabia 1 Belgium 0,
World Cup first round,
RFK stadium, Washington DC, June 29, 1994

5. Pele
55mins, Brazil 5 Sweden 2,
World Cup Final,
Rasunda stadium, Stockholm, June 29, 1958

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6. Archie Gemmill
68mins, Scotland 3 Holland 2,
World Cup first round,
San Martin stadium,
Mendoza, June 11, 1978

7. Carlos Alberto
87mins, Brazil 4 Italy 1,
World Cup Final, Azteca stadium, Mexico City, June 21, 1970

8. Ferenc Puskas
22mins, Hungary 6 England 3,
Friendly,
Wembley, November 25, 1953

9. Diego Maradona
63mins, Argentina 2 Belgium 0,
World Cup semi-final,
Azteca stadium, Mexico City, June 25, 1986

10. Lionel Messi
28mins, Barcelona 5 Getafe 2,
Spanish Cup semi-final first leg,
Camp Nou, Barcelona, April 19, 2007

11. Ricky Villa
76mins, Tottenham 3 Manchester City 2,
FA Cup Final, May 14, 1981

12. Ryan Giggs
109mins, Manchester United 2 Arsenal 1,
FA Cup semi-final, April 14, 1999

13. Rivaldo
89mins, Barcelona 3 Valencia 2,
Spanish League, June 17, 2000

14. Dennis Bergkamp
90mins, Holland 2 Argentina 1,
World Cup quarter-final, July 4, 1998

15. Esteban Cambiasso
31mins, Argentina 6 Serbia & Montenegro 0,
World Cup first round, June 16, 2006

16. Michael Owen
16mins, Argentina 2 England 2,
World Cup second round, June 30, 1998

17. Roberto Baggio
78mins, Italy 2 Czechoslovakia 0,
World Cup first round, June 19, 1990

18. George Best
84mins, Manchester United 2 Sheffield United 0,
October 2, 1971

19. Gerd Muller
106mins, West Germany 3 England 2,
World Cup quarter-final, June 14, 1970

20. Helmut Rahn
83mins, West Germany 3 Hungary 2,
World Cup Final, July 4, 1954

**This ranking is according to World Soccer Magazine....