: Argentina utilized a 3-5-2 formation , which allowed wing-backs to push forward while maintaining a compact defense tailored to unleash Maradona’s creativity.
The was a thrilling clash held on June 29, 1986 , at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. In front of a massive crowd of 114,600 spectators , Argentina defeated West Germany 3–2 in regulation time to secure their second world title. Match Summary Argentina 3 x 2 Germany в—Џ 1986 World Cup Final ...
This victory cemented Maradona's legacy as one of the greatest players of all time. For West Germany, it was their second consecutive final defeat (after 1982), though they would eventually get their revenge by defeating Argentina 1–0 in the 1990 World Cup Final . : Argentina utilized a 3-5-2 formation , which
: Argentine defender José Luis Brown famously played through a dislocated shoulder, improvising a sling by biting a hole in his jersey to keep his arm stable. Match Summary This victory cemented Maradona's legacy as
Argentina dominated the early stages, taking a 2–0 lead, but a legendary German comeback late in the second half nearly forced extra time before a dramatic winner from Jorge Burruchaga sealed the victory. Player (Team) Description José Luis Brown (ARG)
Header from a Burruchaga free-kick following a keeper error. Jorge Valdano (ARG) Low side-foot finish into the corner. Goal (2-1) Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (GER) Scored from close range following a corner. Goal (2-2) Rudi Völler (GER) Equalized with a header from another corner. Goal (3-2) Jorge Burruchaga (ARG) Dramatic winner after a perfect through-ball from Maradona. Key Tactical & Individual Moments
