Ian Wright

You know what, Zlatan's... Yeah, that was.

But that was just crazy, he was like 30 yards out.

One of the greatest goals was the 1970s, the fourth one, Carlos Alberto.

Yeah.

Cardo Aldo got it in the middle, done a bit of stuff, went outside and flicked it out to Jorginho.

He flicked it into Pele, Pele.

Then Carlos Alberto comes in and hits it.

And as he hits it, Royce, it bobbles up and it goes in at that same pace.

That goal and Maradona's goal always comes back to me.

But, like, that goal was... Because I was, like, seven.

And watching that, it was like, my God, this is amazing.

No, because obviously watching the Brazilians and the brothers doing stuff like that was a whole different thing.

I don't think anyone will ever be in that.

Is that the greatest game of football of all time?

And then to finish with penalties as well.

After Messi coming to the party, Mbappe coming to the party, then Messi winning it on penalties.

Because it was a brilliant match as well.

Brilliant game.

Do you see even Mouani?

He's kind of got off with one in respects of that chance.