The day MARADONA, PLATINI, LINEKER were teammates at Wembley - FOOTBALL LEAGUE vs REST OF THE WORLD 

100% agree. This guy impacted our lives and the sport itself in a way that Messi and CR7 combined can never achieve. I genuinely believe that only Ali transcended sports to greater degree than Diego.

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platini outshined here

@@madra000 McGrath outshone everyone in this game-even the little Argie cheat! Pelé is the best player of all time. Bar NONE.

@@glennflemingDon’t think so they were both brilliant players in different decades

Is football, not soccer.

It was Bryan Robson.

Don’t know what game you guys watched

@@guillermojoaquinbello448actually it was Paul McGrath who won motm while Robson & Platini were the best attacking players on show. Maradona is incredible but he didn’t play to his own high standards in this match

Maradona too good for everyone GOAT

Paulo Futre

Futre was a great great player but there was no one like maradona on the pitch

Futre didn't get the number 10 shirt!!!?? Yet he still went out and played 😮

One may never befriend God, One must only and always revere God! Maradona was Futre's God, so he would happily play with the #16 if he had to!!!! At AC Milan during the 1995-1996 Zvonimir Boban, Dejan Savicevic, Roberto Baggio and Paulo Futre were squad players! Only one #10 shirt available for 4 world class players, all of them national icons.

Maradona and Platini on midfield tho 🥶🥶

Then you probably ought to be more annoyed with Maradona's actions that were giving them good cause to boo him! I was 8 years old when I watched this match. I completely understood the passion behind the sentiment even then. Although I was completely in-awe of him whilst watching this game. To this day I feel love/hate sentiments towards Diego Maradona. I just turned 44 a few days ago and the man fascinates me even now. But his taunts in the media and then his outrageous act of handball still grate with me in equal measure. Juxtaposition! The exhibition match featured here was played in August 1987. A showpiece for the centenary of the Football League that Maradona was paid handsomely for. That's less than 14 months after El Diego, twisted genius that he was, pretty much "single-handedly" (pun intended) cost us a place in the semi-final of the Mexico World Cup '86 with his act of treachery. Yet we still applauded the incredible 2nd goal he managed to score whilst running from the halfway line and dancing around half the England football team in the process. But still we despise him for the punched 1st goal, Malvinist taunts and "Hand of God" bollocks he came out with during the aftermath. To put it in even broader context, this was also less than 6 years after the fascist military junta in Buenos Aires gave their naval forces the order to attack the Falklands Islands. Diego Maradona and the rest of the Argentinian team members and football authorities (both past and present) have continued for the past four decades to make deplorable Malvinist statements and attempted Malvinist publicity stunts which only adds fuel to the fire.

Kicking, hitting, play-acting, diving. All examples of cheating. Which the Argentinan players would never dream of doing. Those horrid English men eh.

@L10L Nice one, fella. You found your balls at last. Less of the hand-wringing, appeasing, pseudo-Englishman about that second comment. Although it's taken you a while. Delayed reaction per chance...?

@@darrenlee9237 Some people have an endless supply of salt, it seems. It's been 36 years, give it a rest already.

And The MVP of the game: MICHEL PLATINI.

​@@javisbar9723 Diego

@Jack@Kenefick Paul McGrath was one of the best defenders the game ever produced, Gary Lineker said he could never score when playing against him. As for Maradona what can I say that hasn't been said already he was a magician we'll never see the likes of again.

Well, it could be argued that Platini was the star of the show here.

@Lars M. Rimol Platini was awesome 👍 he had a great WC in 1986 the game with Brazil was one of the best I thought Zico was something special

@@i.marr.6688 He was a mere shadow of himself in 86 due to an injury,

It was Bryan Robson.

Good thing Pele was teachers pet. Can you imagine what the football world would be like if Pele had Maradonas personality in the 1960s? Forget it! He wouldn’t have made it in their 1958 World Cup squad at 17 yrs old. Doubtful if there would be a Pele on the international stage if he had a cocky extrovert attitude like Maradona. The legendary Garrincha got away with his bad boy antics until it ruined him. But even he didn’t have Maradonas arrogant swagger that challenged authority. Brazil is a multi-racial society but they also have racial discrimination issues. It exists today in Brazil in all its subtle forms and back in the day it was even worse for all black people regardless of who they were and what talent they had.

What ridiculous analogy

You must suck Maradona s egg

Exelent analogy

@@Pulsonar Also none of them were as good as Maradona

Thanks a lot !

@@山岡士郎-b8i No problem

Actually, it's not Lars Larsson. It is Peter Larsson, the blonde swedish defender who would have made Daniel Passarella proud!

Paul wasn’t bad either.

@@Stez37 LOL as you can tell I like my cricket. Thanks for pointing that out, I've corrected it.

No. The 1966 goal did not involve any cheating by Hurst. But the English cheated twice, both against Argentina, in the World Cup of 1998 and in that of 2002, when Owen dived and got penalties.

Is there a set time limit in which people should get over something? Set by whom and what length of time? In one situation a player shoots at the goal and thinks the ball had crossed the line, the referee decided it was a goal - no attempt by the player of foul play, just an honest attempt to score a goal. In the other, the player deliberately attmepts to score by means in which he clearly knows is illegal and thus cheating. Just clarification to the nonsense above.

@@deejinlondon7285 Enjoy your nonsensical reply and be happy. Nobody here cares !!!

En este video " compacto ", se ven varios pases - gol de Diego, malogrados por Lineker y Berthold ... Pero era un " amistoso ", y no hay que enojarse por ello ... Y que abuchearon a Diego. .. y bueno, estas cosas son así ... 🤷🤷👍👍👍🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

THE MVP from this game was MICHEL PLATINI.

Yep the GOAT

Glenn Hoddle? Bobby Charlton?

Is there a set time limit in which people should get over something? Set by whom and what length of time? You speak as if you know, but you are not so accurate.

Es lógico que lo " abucheen " a Diego : los dejo fuera del Mundial '86 y esas cosas, en el fútbol, NO SE OLVIDAN. ESTO ES FÚTBOL, Y ASI SON ESTAS COSAS ... 🤷🤷👍👍🇦🇷🇬🇧

I actually think that despite being world cup top scorer a year previously that Lineker got a bit nervous playing with Diego and Platini.

@@e-mot10nshd43 That's possible, but I think it's more likely that being an exhibition match he simply wasn't in a very competitive frame of mind, and wasn't fully concentrated in the way he would be in a proper match. EDIT: Having just watched the first half of the video, the chances he missed weren't easy- certainly the first one was very difficult, racing wide and having to hit it at a sharp angle while running hard slightly away from goal, and a defender covering the goal line. He nevertheless hit the bar. Some chances he had were certainly better, but as I said this was not a serious match so his frame of mind wouldn't be the same in front of goal (his movement, work rate etc. certainly looked good), and also all the opposing keeper and defenders knew him better than any others could. An entertaining match though, and it's great to see great players who wouldn't normally play together. Great too to see Robson tackling Maradona- to loud cheers!- and later scoring. Waddle showing how good he was with those stepovers sending the defender the wrong way, Webb almost lobbing the keeper from close range. Brilliant passing from Maradona and Platini, though it's interesting that Maradona and Lineker didn't work so well together. A young Paulo Futre on show, and Paul McGrath performing impressively at the back.

@@danyoutube7491 McGrath was best player on field. It's quite amazing to be reminded just how naturally gifted a player he was.

Lineker did talk about going back to Barcelona the following day (presumably for preseason) and practicing Maradona's magical trick on the Barca training ground (the 13 perfectly vertical kicks inside of three paces that nobody could do more than 3 of). The England vs Rest Of The World match was played on 8th August 1987. I just read that La Liga started on 29th August 1987. Three weeks later. So perhaps Lineker lacked match sharpness as regards his overall finishing?

Yes they were indeed but it did not bother him one bit. Diego was far too talented to be affected by crowds booing him. Anyways he had the last laugh as he walked away with £100,000 for playing this match - that was the fee he charged the English League! £100,000 in 1987 for one match!!! That's Diego being 20-25 years ahead of his time as it's only recent phenomenon for players to earn that much per match.

@@e-mot10nshd43 I never liked Maradona. Or Pele. I'm not sure exactly why, but I think it's the pompous adulation around them and the general pressured expectation that we are supposed to think of them as great without question. Clearly they were both very good players, but I actually take the view that they were overrated. Maradona in particular was shameless for his gamesmanship (though in his defence, it should be added that diving and what not was a common feature of international football around this time, and if anything, it was the West Germans - as they were then known - who were the worst for it, closely followed by the Italians). Turning to your video, I greatly enjoyed re-watching the moment in this game when Bryan Robson unceremoniously floors the irritating Argentinian dwarf. The stunned reaction of Maradona, as he is put firmly in his place for once, is priceless. Maradona's reputation was rehabilitated, with lots of fawning tributes on news of his death, so it is forgotten just how unpopular he was in this country due to the Hand of God - it was a spectacularly unsportsmanlike way to win a game, so I doubt he was very surprised at the hostile reception. He knew the score and could hardly blame the fans in England for feeling that way. For me, the Hand of God is the one major thing that tarnishes him in the historic rankings of players. On a point of principle, I can't regard him as quite one of the greatest players given that he won a crucial match by unfair means, and I am slightly suspicious of anybody who can overlook such a thing, regardless of national allegiance. Had an England player done a similar thing, I would take the same view.

Players love being boo’ed. it’s a sign of respect

@@TomRogersOnline Ah, lo olvidaba, creo que hay una copa que la ganaron con un gol que no fue... no? 1966... te suena?

@@TomRogersOnline If Pele and Maradona are overrated, who is it that should be rated higher than them in your opinion? Especially at that time. There's no way you have a handful of players that deserve more praise than what those two men have done. We don't praise them for nothing

Yes I will upload 4u

@@e-mot10nshd43 Thank you very much

It wasn't just the handball. It was the swaggering arrogance of the man, his taunts and the statements he made to the media about his handball, him tying it in with the Falklands, etc. Very similar to what to the way the Argentina team taunted the England players after Diego Simeone's treachery during France 1998.

Fernando Erbin Yes I've heard it said that it tastes "salty". I wouldn't know. But rest assured I will never judge you for what goes on in the privacy of your own bedroom between consenting adults, Fernando. Muchas gracias for sharing.

@Jonatan Joensen It's always nice to hear from a semi-literate dickhead. I see that you have allowed your irrational hatred of English people to cloud your wonky judgement, Jonatan. I can also summarise that basic mathematics is not your strong suit either. In the 1966 World Cup Final England beat West Germany 4-2. So if as you say the ball did not cross the line for one of the goals then scoreline would have finished at 3-2 and still have resulted in an English victory, would it not? Now, please feel free to give me six million reasons as to why you feel Steve Hodge has stolen Maradona's match-word Number 10 shirt from his family estate and the Argentinan people. I will in-turn continue to laugh my arse off at the absurdity of your piss-weak argument 😂

​@@darrenlee9237 no people on this fucking planet are as arrogant as the english. Closely followed by americans while leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. This is just a game. Its nothing compared to real life.

Not all English do btw best player seen live … with Maradonna it was the falklands war and the things he said after cheating that really got the English upset,so maybe do research before u write

I can only see one persons blood boiling here mate.

...and who said that we all hate the Serbs anyhow? I believe you should cease and desist from such absurd assumptions based on my British nationality.

@@darrenlee9237 pry a little deeper into history and you will see what I am talking about. Who demonised the Serbs throughout the 90’s. The Serbs never openly nor secretly hated the Brits…however, action speak louder then words….we did not bomb ourselves in 1999….it was the NATO alliance of which Britain is a member

@@milansreckov8998 we dont need to pry deeper ...you are assuming we hate you cos we were ONE OF the nations that bombed you

Es FÚTBOL ... Estas cosas ocurren, y ASI DEBE SER 👍👍👍🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

you dumb455

I think Ian St John is the Scotsman who is co-commentating. He used to have a programme with Jimmy Greaves.

@@darrenlee9237 saint and greaves what a show that was,good old times when the fa cup build up started at 11am

In argentina we call the "tres dedos" i mean three fingers

1987

Nobody cares 😂 Besides, you're clueless!

Support 😅😅😅😅😅

Sou fã de Platini acho ele melhor também mas 3 vezes e demais

In your dreams

احمق

3 times better 😅😅😅😅😅

On that game, clearly.

I dont think any of us would have been able to contain ourselves!!!

In your dreams, Maradona is injured and unfit in this match.