Maradona s Hand of God, what the hell is going on?

The story begins in 1986, when in the 1 4 finals of the World Cup in Mexico that year, in a match between Argentina and England, Maradona scored the ball with his hand into the goal of the English football team, and was judged by the referee to be a valid goal, thus earning the title of "Hand of God".

It was the final of the World Cup against England, Maradona hit the ball into the goal by touching the ball with his hand, and the limited equipment conditions hindered the referee's decision, and the Argentine team defeated England through this goal and successfully won the World Cup.

In that game, Maradona scored a goal with his own hand, which was actually a foul.

It's handball. On June 22, 1986, in the 1 4 finals of the World Cup in Mexico, Argentina vs. England, Maradona scored the ball into the goal of the England team with his hand, and the referee ruled that the goal was valid, which is the famous "Hand of God" incident. Later, the situation of scoring a ball with a hand in a soccer match and being wrongly judged valid by the referee was called "the hand of God".

Because the referee didn't see it clearly.

On June 22, 1986, in the 1986 Mexico World Cup 1 4 final played at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, Diego Maradona, then captain of the Argentine national team, scored the ball with his hand into the goal of the England team, which is the famous "Hand of God" incident.

In the 6th minute of the second half, the two sides were still tied 0:0. Maradona first distributed the ball to his team-mate Baldano on the wing, whose shot was blocked by England defender Hodge before passing it back to goalkeeper Hilton.

At this time, although Maradona grabbed the first point, it was extremely difficult for him to head the goal in the face of the tall Hilton.

In the end, he chose to hit the ball into the goal with his hands, and due to his small size and stealthy movements, Tunisian referee Nasser did not notice it and ruled that the goal was valid, and Hilton and his teammates argued vigorously, but the outcome could not be changed. After taking the lead with this goal, he then scored one of the most wonderful goals in the history of the World Cup - the "Goal of the Century". In this match, Argentina ended up with 2:

1 wins, and finally won the World Cup.

Maradona's finger of GodMaradona counts as a handball in the match as an official goal. There are two types of handball: deliberate handball:

If a part of the arm makes contact with the ball and changes the course of the ball, in this case not only the penalty is taken, but also the card is played; Unintentional handball: Although the ball is in contact with the hand, the hand does not lift the action at the moment of contact, and the ball hits the hand. This situation should not be awarded a foul.

Hand of God" origin:

On June 22, 1986, in the match between Argentina and England in the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Mexico, in the sixth minute of the second half, Maradona raised his forearm and touched the ball before England goalkeeper Peter, completing the goal and being ruled valid, and finally Argentina defeated England 2-1. Maradona scored the ball with his hand into the England goal, and the referee ruled that the goal was valid, which became known as the "Hand of God" incident.

Maradona career:

Diego Armando Maradona was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and is a famous Argentine footballer, coach, and midfielder.

In June 1986, Maradona led Argentina to the World Cup.

On October 29, 1997, Diego Maradona officially announced his retirement.

Maradona is considered the greatest footballer of the 20th century, not only with the precise footwork and extremely skilful dribbling skills of the South American players, but also with a very good sense of the big picture, he is the absolute soul of any team and can bring the team to life.

The Hand of God is a joking name for Maradona's handball score, in the 1986 Mexico World Cup 1 4 final Argentina vs. England match, Maradona shot the ball into England's goal with his hand, and the referee ruled that the goal was valid, which is the famous "Hand of God" incident. Later, it was known as the "Hand of God" when the ball was scored with a hand in a soccer match and the referee awarded a valid goal.