Summary

  • Full-time: Argentina 2-1 England

  • England are knocked out of the World Cup

  • Maradona scores sublime solo goal and controversial handball

  • Lineker gets England goal on 81 minutes

  • Get involved #86Mexico and facebook.com/BBCSport

  • Watch again on BBC Red Button Tuesday 10 June, 23:35 BST

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. FAST FORWARD

    Kenny Sansom
    Former England defender

    [watching the second goal back on video] "That's me there. Oh no, that's Stevie Hodge! I was well out of position! I'd gone!

    "All I could see was poor old Peter Reid pumping his legs to try and get back but he just got further and further away,

    "When he gets the ball in the centre-circle there's no danger but Maradona knew exactly what he was doing.

    "His head is up the whole way, and to go around Peter Shilton like that is just brilliant. It's one of the best goals in world football.

    "You don't mind losing to a goal like that. It was magnificent. But unfortunately it is always overshadowed by the Hand of God."

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    Nick Lane: Seething

    Michael Carey: Absolutely nothing wrong with that first goal, Shilton should be embarrassed to get outjumped by Maradona

  3. Chrissy Waddle is warming up for England now, as Peter Beardsley skims in a low shot from the edge of the box. England in desperate need of width.

  4. Jimmy Hill
    BBC pundit at the Azteca Stadium

    "When we look at our own players back home, some of them being sold expensively to Italy, I think in all honesty we can say there is no light that shines as brightly as Maradona.

    "He can do it on his own, he can lay it on for other people; can take part in inter-passing movements, has fantastic pace, also tremendous strength; he's won a couple of headers in midfield and on that fine one, unfair or not, he still read the backpass quicker than Shilton did and the ball was running away from him."

  5. You've got to change it Bobby. England are heading out without a whimper at the moment.

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    Andy Gove: No doubt we'll be hearing about that Maradona handball goal for years to come

    knight rider: Absolutely fantastic and outrageous goal from Maradona. I don't think we will see anyone like him again.

    Michael: Peter Shilton was at fault for both of England's goals.

  7. The need for speed

    Top Gunotehr

    Bobby Robson could do with this guy on the bench - Lt. Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell has been blazing up the box office over the last few weeks and England are seriously lacking his sort of speed out there.

    Can England get John Barnes or Chris Waddle on?

    Negative, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full...

  8. FAST FORWARD

    Kenny Sansom
    Former England defender

    "I didn't see the handball for the first goal. I saw Peter Shilton run to the referee and thought 'what's that all about?'

    "Some of the lads were asking for offside, some were saying it was a handball but I didn't really know what had happened until later."

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    Kelsey De Maria: That goal from Maradona was something else

    Mully: "That was just pure football genius"

    Simon Boendermaker: Regardless of the rights and wrongs of the first goal, any fan of football will enjoy that piece of magic!

  10. Diego MaradonaMOTD

    Wow. What a goal. Glenn Hoddle gave the ball away again, cheaply, but he can't have expected a goal as a result.

    Simply brilliant...

  12. BBC commentator Barry Davies at the Azteca

    "You have to say that's magnificent! There is no doubt about that goal. Pure football genius.

    "If the first was illegal, the second was one of the best we've seen in this championship. The crowd in the Azteca stand to Maradona."

  13. GOAL

    OH MY WORD!

    That is absolutely tremendous! England may be going out of the World Cup but we are all privileged to witness one of the greatest goals of all time.

    Diego Maradona picks the ball up on the halfway line, spins away from both Peter Reid and Peter Beardsley and then roars away. Terry Butcher is beaten, he skips inside Terry Fenwick and then rounds Peter Shilton before stroking home.

    Genius. 5ft 6ins of genius...

  14. Extraordinary goal. England look a little rattled now, they need to settle down and see out the next 10 minutes.

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    Statisticians OptaJoe on Twitter: 7 - Diego Maradona has been penalised for more handballs than any other player in World Cups since 1966. Devious.

  16. Jimmy Hill
    BBC pundit at the Azteca Stadium

    "Whatever the rights and wrongs, perhaps that will release England. They have been so inhibited.

    "They have to attack now - the game has come alive."

    Diego Maradona scores Argentina's first goal of the World Cup quarter-finalPA

  17. Or was that handball?

    Ooooh yes it was! Controversy here! A clear handball from the number 10...

  18. BBC commentator Barry Davies at the Azteca

    "England are appealing for offside but the goal is given.

    "Or was it the use of the hand that England are appealing against? Maradona's arm was up..."

    An alternative view of Diego Maradona's hand of god goal against EnglandGetty Images

  19. GOAL

    Goal! Argentina lead and you have to say they deserve it!

    That man Diego Maradona is of course involved, weaving in from the left and playing a one-two, before Steve Hodge helps the ball over the top. Maradona then beats Peter Shilton to the ball and flicks it home.

    Maradona scores a controversial goal to make it 1-0 to Argentina against EnglandGetty Images

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    Eoin Harrington: Feel like this game is going to come to life any minute now

    John Edward Doyle: I have a feeling only god could have an influence on this game