England defeated Argentina 2-1 in the 1986 World Cup quarter-finals Diego Maradona scored Argentina's first goal in this match. Later, the 'Hand of God' got the order. Maradona himself said, he could have been arrested for the Vor technology if he was there
Diego Maradona, the Argentine's 1986 World Cup Mahanaktare winning the World Cup in celebration of various creations in the field. That Maradona is again a cause of sadness to the Englishmen. In the quarter-finals of the World Cup, England made a farewell of Maradona's goal. However, Maradona's two goals scored more than England. One goal is one of the best in World Cup history, another great controversial 'Hand of God'!
An interview with French former midfielder and Arsenal legend Robert Perez, Maradona has opened his mind on the controversial goal. It is not that he has never said anything about this round. Maradona apologized before the match referee Ali bin Nasser for his own actions. Although he said that he made the round "with the hand of God." But now Maradona said, if he had modern technology, he could have been arrested for that goal!
In the Azteca stadium in Mexico, that day 51 minutes on the wrong side of the English defender Steve Hajj, Maradona scored goals with hands. The goal of his head was so perfect that the goal of the referee Ali bin Nasar was avoided. However, Argentine legends acknowledged that if this was the era of video assisted referee (VAR) technology it would not have been scored.
Pirece interviewed Maradona as part of organizing the online betting company 'Buy' World Cup. There he was asked, what is the VAR technology in England-Argentina match in the 1986 World Cup? Maradona replied, 'Maybe I'd be arrested. Because you can not steal in front of 80 thousand viewers. '
Mexico (1986) The World Cup documentary said that the presence of attendees on the Azteca stadium on that day was millions. There is less than eight thousand viewers in the face of Maradona surprised by Perez's question, 'I mean! Eighty thousand !? There was no hand, left? 'Maradona raised his left hand and said,' this. ' Maradona was determined to score goals. His commentary was, "Right behind the ball was my head, and Fenewike (English defender) said" hand, hand " I said, what is the hand? It's round. '
After 4 minutes of the great controversial goal, Maradona made one of the best goals in football history. For many, 'the best goals of the century'. The former attacking midfielder had started running from midfield. In the 10 seconds, we can break 60 yards from the English goalpost, before defacing the four Defenders fool you. After that, England goalkeeper Peter Shilton was made the helpless, making the goal of being one of the greatest goals in history.
