Some world cup goals are timeless hits. Even after decades of occurrence, they are still talked about. Here, we will bring back some all-time favorite world cup goals.
10. Zinedine Zidane
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At the tenth position, we have the iconic goal from Zinedine Zidane. Back in 2006, the legendary footballer hit a goal that is remembered to date.
9. Marco Tardelli
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At the 9th place, we have Marco Tardelli’s 1982 goal against the West Germany team. This goal marked the start of what seemed like unending celebrations.
8. Helmut Rahn
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At 8th place is the West German player Helmut Rahn’s 1954 goal, which paved the way for the team against Hungary in what seemed like a lost battle.
7. Ronaldo
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The 7th position is taken by Ronaldo’s 2002 goal against Germany immediately after returning from an injury, proving why he is the GOAT.
6. Mario Kempes
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Mario Kempes’ 1978 goal against the Netherlands might seem too old, but it was a legendary one.
5. Emmanuel Petit
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Emmanuel Petit in 1998 scored an epic goal against Brazil, putting France in a 3-0 lead against the adversary.
4. Jorge Burruchaga
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The 4th position was sweeped by Jorge Burruchaga’s 1986 goal against West Germany.
3. Benjamin Pavard
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At the third position, we have Benjamin Pavard’s 2018 goal against Argentina. The word “satisfying” is the easiest to use for this goal.
2. James Rodriguez
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At number 2, we have James Rodriguez’s 2014 goal against Uruguay, which left the spectators absolutely flabbergasted.
1. Carlos Alberto
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In the first position, we have Carlos Alberto’s 1970 strike against Italy. Asking soccer fans across the globe, this one ranks at the top.
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