In the 1986 World Cup, Diego Maradona turned into a football deity, particularly with what's been dubbed the "Goal of the Century" against England, where he slalomed through defenders with the grace of a ballet dancer and the cunning of a fox. His tournament stats were nothing short of spectacular: he played every minute of Argentina's seven matches, scoring five goals and providing five assists, essentially running the show. This wizardry led Argentina to a thrilling 3-2 victory over West Germany in the final, securing the World Cup trophy. Maradona's legacy from that tournament is indelible; he didn't just win a trophy, he redefined what one man could do in football, leaving a legacy of magic, controversy, and an eternal debate over the ethics and beauty of the game.
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