Let s talk about what we think is the best football game

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Personally, I enjoyed the match between Argentina and England in the 1998 World Cup. In the final penalty shootout, Argentina won.

This game has all the ingredients of a good football game.

Brilliant goal: There were 2 goals in this game that were considered classics, Owen's Dan Ride and Argentina's free-kick combination. Enough to write into a textbook.

Big card for red card: David Beckham is sent off for a red card. At that moment, he became.

Sinners of England.

Miscalculation: Beckham's kick to Simeone didn't bring Simeone down at all. Simeone played it very realistically.

Extra time: This time the game was tied in 90 minutes and went into extra time.

Penalty Shootout: A tight penalty shootout.

Other competitions that I think are exciting.

05, Champions League final, Liverpool VSAC Milan.

World Cup '94, Brazil vs Netherlands. The second half was completely against the attack.

Euro 2004 England vs Portugal.

Champions Cup final Milan was reversed by Liverpool.

04 05 Champions League final, Liverpool and AC Milan match in Istanbul. In the first half, AC Milan bombarded Liverpool and tied the score at 3:0.

By this time, the Milan fans had already started to celebrate, and the Liverpool fans (KOP) had almost lost faith in the team. But in the second half, Liverpool looked like a different team: captain Steven Gerrard's header broke through Dida's handle, raising his arms and cheering up the morale of the 11 Reds.

In the next six minutes, Liverpool stubbornly made it 3-3 thanks to a long-range strike from a substitute and Alonso's penalty kick, and dragged the game into a penalty shoot-out. In the penalty shoot-out, Liverpool goalkeeper Dudek saved three penalties.

After Dudek blocked Shevchenko's penalty, the KOPs cheered. In this way, Liverpool lifted their fifth Big Ears trophy through a shocking reversal.

For me, it was the 2006 World Cup semi-finals, Italy vs Germany.

Both teams and players played at a very high level. Unlike the later impression of the clever banquet, in fact, in that game, Lippi's Italy did not play conservatively, but was very active. They and Klinsmann's youth hosts could not be said to be a match-up, but each played a very tenacious defense and a very beautiful counterattack.

Klose-Podolski-Ballack's various triangles, Totti's free-kick from distance, Toney's spot-kick cleared by Metzeld, Podolski's save by Buffon and then Friedrich's follow-up shot flew away, and Klinsmann threw a water bottle in anger on the sidelines.

A few coincidences, combined with no obvious mistakes from both players, made it 0-0 in regular time, the best 0-0 I've ever seen.

And when it came to extra time, it was the perfect game and the perfect result for an Italian fan like me.

First, Gilardino and Zambrotta each hit a post, and they began to have a hunch that the old boys were really going to play a summer.

Pirlo wittily spotted Grosso in the open spot from a corner and then had that curling shot that great left-back possessed.

Then Cannavaro broke the ball in defence, and Gilardino took the ball inside on the counter-attack to attract the defense and distribute it to Piero, who was inserted. The Bianconeri filled the national team's regrets from the angle he was most familiar with.

To this day, I still think it was my personal favorite football game. In retrospect, the images mentioned above are still vivid, as if they were yesterday.

Maybe it's also because, at that time, I was at the age when I was in the most pure and warm love for football.

In the Qatar World Cup final, Argentina and France played a classic match, which made many people marvel at the "best final in the history of the World Cup". This match is undoubtedly the most exciting final in the history of the World Cup, or even the best game in the history of the World Cup.

After experiencing such an exciting race firsthand, you have to be vigilant because your emotions can easily mislead you into your judgment.

In the run-up to the tournament, Italy won the 1970 World Cup semi-final 4-3 against Germany in a number of tournaments of the best tournaments, often referred to as the "Battle of the Century". In this game, Italy took the lead in the opening eight minutes, and in the 67th minute, Beckenbauer dislocated his right shoulder and insisted on the game, and finally Schneilinger equalized in stoppage time, and the two teams drew 1-1 into extra time. In extra time, the two teams scored a total of 5 goals, Gerd Muller scored in the 94th minute, Burgnish equalized in the 98th minute, Liriva scored in the 104th minute, and Muller equalized in the 110th minute!

And just a minute after Muller's goal, Golden Boy Rivera scored another goal to finally lock the score at 4-3. It can be said that it contains several elements: an important matchup, a huge stage backdrop, the image of one or more great players, which is why it is so exciting.