Former England winger Eastham dies aged 88
George Eastham, a member of England’s 1966 World Cup-winning squad, has died at the age of 88, his former club Stoke City announced on their website on Saturday.
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'Hand of God', Rattin and Beckham see red: Witnesses relive England Argentina World Cup rivalry
ATLANTA, July 14 : Antonio Rattin refusing to leave the pitch in 1966. Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" goal in 1986. David Beckham's red card in 1998.
Rivalry and revenge: the long, bitter relationship between England and Argentina
NEW YORK, July 13 : Antonio Rattin in 1966. Diego Maradona in 1986. David Beckham in 1998.
FIFA's top four teams make World Cup semifinals for first time - ESPN
It's a World Cup semifinal lineup for the ages.
Kisah Pemain Lewatkan Kans Juara Piala Dunia demi Pujaan Hati
Timnas Inggris punya misi mengakhiri puasa gelar Piala Dunia. Satu-satunya kejayaan Tim Tiga Singa di pentas dunia yakni saat menjadi kampiun edisi 1966.
The Boys of '66 special edition is on sale now
THE BEATLES sang Yellow Submarine, Batman appeared on our TV screens for the first time, we saw the first satellite images of the Moon’s surface and Harold Wilson announced plans for decimalisation. But 1966 is remembered for one thing - Sir Alf Ramsey’s Wembley aces beating West Germany 4-2. Geoff Hurst’s hat-trick, the Russian linesman and that crossbar goal, Kenneth Wolstenholme’s iconic ‘Some people are on the pitch’ commentary line. Bobby Moore lifting the Jules Rimet trophy. Bobby Charlton. Gordon Banks. Nobby Stiles’ jig around the Wembley pitch. Ramsey’s Wingless Wonders.
Leonardo Bonucci says Thomas Tuchel ‘can bring England to great success’
Leonardo Bonucci has backed new boss Thomas Tuchel to help get England over the line four years after the former Italy defender helped deny them European Championship glory.
Wednesday’s briefing: Tuchel targets second star and Mateta wanted to play on
Thomas Tuchel has left England’s players in no doubt as to his ambition after telling them his intention is to win a second World Cup for the nation.
I won’t be called Sir at home – Gareth Southgate staying humble after knighthood
Former England manager Gareth Southgate has jokingly revealed he is unlikely to be called ‘Sir’ by his family after being awarded a knighthood in the New Year Honours.