World Youth Final Goal
Scores Argentina's third goal in the 3-1 World Youth Championship final victory over the Soviet Union.
Follow Diego Maradona through 17 dated historical records for Argentina.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Scores Argentina's third goal in the 3-1 World Youth Championship final victory over the Soviet Union.
Wins the tournament Golden Ball after inspiring Argentina to the FIFA World Youth Championship title.
Scores a memorable goal against Real Madrid during Barcelona's Spanish League Cup triumph.
Role range: 1982-1984
Diego Maradona signed for Napoli from Barcelona in 1984, beginning a transformative period for the club and its supporters.
Scores Argentina's equaliser in a 1-1 World Cup group-stage draw with defending champions Italy.
Dribbles through the England defence to score a celebrated solo quarter-final goal.
Scores the controversial opening goal against England with his hand in the quarter-final.
Scores both goals as Argentina defeat Belgium 2-0 in the semi-final.
Diego Maradona captains Argentina to its second world title and creates the decisive third goal in the 3-2 final win over West Germany.
Wins the World Cup Golden Ball after leading Argentina through an outstanding championship campaign.
Releases Jorge Burruchaga with the pass that produces Argentina's decisive third goal in the World Cup final.
Captains Argentina to the 1986 World Cup title and provides the assist for Jorge Burruchaga's winning goal in the final.
Helps Napoli secure the first Italian league championship in the club's history.
Dribbles through the Brazilian midfield before setting up Claudio Caniggia for the winning goal.
Creates Argentina's winning goal against Brazil in the 1990 World Cup round of sixteen with a penetrating run and pass to Claudio Caniggia.
Scores Argentina's fourth goal against Greece in what becomes his final World Cup goal.
Death of Diego Maradona.
Role range: 1960-2020
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