The 1986 Mexico World Cup final was a historic battle between Argentina and West Germany. In a dramatic finish, Jorge Burruchaga scored to make it 3-2 after a pass from Maradona, sealing an epic victory and Argentina's second World Cup title. But what happened between the moment the ball started rolling down the pitch and the final blow of the whistle? Today at Retrofootball we look back at the goals of this historic match.

Juventus has had a long list of international stars who have contributed to its status as one of the most prominent clubs in Europe. From iconic figures such as Michel Platini and Zbigniew Boniek, to players like Jürgen Kohler, Edgar Davids, Zinedine Zidane, Pavel Nedvěd or Cristiano Ronaldo, the club has been enriched by global talents. Today we focus on some of the pioneers of the 1950s and 1960s who played a crucial role in driving Juventus' European success.

Today we will talk about Olympique de Marseille through the jerseys during the 2010-2011, 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 seasons. A period in which iconic OM players such as Steve Mandanda, André Ayew or Mathieu Valbuena stood out.

Le Coq Sportif's commemorative 1986 Maradona Jersey collection is more than just a range of retro jerseys, sweatshirts and pants; it's a celebration of one of football's most iconic moments and a tribute to the legacy of Diego Maradona. Argentina's victory in the 1986 World Cup is a significant chapter in soccer history, and Argentina's team shirts are symbols of that triumph. By recreating these Argentina 86 jerseys, Le Coq Sportif allows fans to connect with the past and honor the memory of Maradona.

The collection of COPA T-shirts commemorating the champions of the most vibrant European Championships of recent years includes the Netherlands Euro 1988 shirt, the Germany Euro 1996 shirt, the France Euro 2000 shirt, the Spain Euro 2012 shirt, and the Portugal Euro 2016 shirt.  These T-shirts are a celebration of the most legendary moments in European football and a tribute to the teams and players that have inspired fans so much.

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Today in Retrofootball we talk about Red Star Paris, a centenary team whose popular characteristics make it different and worth knowing. This club was founded by Jules Rimet, the historic driving force behind the World Cup and FIFA's leader, and is not to be missed.

Today we take you on a journey through some of the great football teams' second kits. We start with Barcelona's golden yellow shirts from the 70s and 80s.  Shirts that keep that special distinction of away matches. You can't miss them.

Retrofootball presents the new retro football shirt collection of legendary Real Betis Sevilla shirts. Discover the kit of their first championship 1935, the first Copa del Rey title 1977, and the special Expo shirt at the end of the 1980s.

The history of France's jersey and coat of arms, showing the evolution of their most famous outfits and the best anecdotes from over 100 years of Bleus history.

It's about winning on the field, but it's also about winning the competition for the best shirt at Euro 2020.