Bobby Charlton (centre) holds his hands up as West German players protest after Geoff Hurst scores the controversial third goal during the World Cup final at Wembley Stadium, London. The goal was given and England won the match 4-2, 30th July 1966. (Photo by Cattani/Fox Photos/Getty Images)
(Original Caption) Germans score twice...Wolfgang Weber (left) of West Germany scores his team's second goal as England's Ray Wilson (center) and goalie Gordon Banks (right) try to stop ball in the final match of the World Cup Soccer Championships here July 30. Second from left is German forward Uwe Seeler and his teammate Heinz Schnellinger is second from right. England's Bobby Moore, the team's captain, raises his hand in the background. England beat the German team, 4-2. This source has a no link (A: Source)
31 JUL 1966: ENGLAND MANAGER ALF RAMSEY AND CAPTAIN BOBBY MOORE (RIGHT) HOLD UP THE JULES RIMET TROPHY AS OTHER ENGLAND PLAYERS LOOK ON DURING A LUNCH RECEPTION AT ITV ELSTREE TELEVISION STUDIOS AFTER ENGLAND WON THE WORLD CUP FINAL AGAINST WEST GERMANY. Mandatory Credit: Allsport Hulton/Archive
(Original Caption) 7/30/1966-England-: England captain Bobby Moore "chaired" by his team with the Jules Rimet Cup...after receiving it from the Queen after England won the Cup final 4 goals to 2, against West Germany. Phil
England and Germany line up with match officials before the World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, 30th July 1966. England went on to win 4-2. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)