English forward Gary Lineker (R) kicks the ball past Polish defender Stefan Majewski during the World Cup first round soccer match between England and Poland 11 June 1986 in Monterrey. Lineker scored three goals as England defeated Poland 3-0. AFP PHOTO

English forward Gary Lineker celebrates after scoring a goal during the World Cup first round soccer match between England and Poland 11 June 1986 in Monterrey. Lineker scored three goals as England defeated Poland 3-0. AFP PHOTO

Argentinian midfielder Jose Luis Burruchaga celebrates after scoring the second goal for his team during the World Cup first round soccer match between Argentina and Bulgaria 10 June 1986 in Mexico City. Argentina won 2-0. AFP PHOTO/DEL PERCIO

Argentinian forward Jorge Alberto Valdano (R) tries to outrun Bulgarian defender Georgi Dimitrov during the World Cup first round soccer match between Argentina and Bulgaria 10 June 1986 in Mexico City. Valdano scored one goal as Argentina beat Bulgaria 2-0. AFP PHOTO

Poland's Stefan Majewski (C) is tackled by Morocco's Abdelaziz Bouderbala (R), 02 June 1986 in Monterrey, during the World Cup soccer match between Poland and Morocco. (FILM) AFP PHOTO DOMINIQUE FAGET

Poland's Stefan Majewski (L) fouls Morocco's Nourredine (R), 02 June 1986 in Monterrey, during the World Cup soccer match between Poland and Morocco. (FILM) AFP PHOTO DOMINIQUE FAGET

Italian defender Antonio Cabrini, holding the World Cup trophy, does a victory lap surrounded by his teammates (from L) Giuseppe Bergomi, Alessandro Altobelli, Gaetano Scarea and Claudio Gentile after Italy defeated West Germany 3-1 to win the World Cup final 11 July 1982 in Madrid. It is Italy's third World title after 1934 and 1938. AFP PHOTO/DPA

Goalkeeper Dino Zoff, captain of the Italian national soccer team, smiles as he holds aloft the World Cup trophy after Italy defeated West Germany 3-1 to win the World Cup final 11 July 1982 in Madrid. It is Italy's third World title after 1934 and 1938. (Behind from left, Gaetano Scirea and Giuseppe Bergomi) AFP PHOTO/DPA

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Brazilian team captain Carlos Alberto Torres raises cup to celebrate Brazil's third title after victory over Italy, at 1970 World Cup, in Mexico, June 21 - Photo: Archive/AgA?ncia Estado/AE

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Brazilian national soccer team captain and defender Carlos Alberto smiles as he holds aloft the Jules Rimet Cup after Brazil defeated Italy 4-1 in the World Cup final 21 June 1970 in Mexico City. It is Brazil's third World title (1958, Sweden; 1962, Chile). AFP PHOTO

Brazilian forward Jairzinho is carried by fans after Brazil defeated Italy 4-1 in the World Cup final 21 June 1970 in Mexico City. It is Brazil's third World title after the first two won in 1958 in Sweden and 1962 in Chile. AFP PHOTO

Brazilian forward Pele hugs teammate Eduardo Roberto Stinghen Ado (12) after Brazil defeated Italy 4-1 in the World Cup final 21 June 1970 in Mexico City. It is Brazil's third World title after winning in 1958 in Sweden and 1962 in Chile. AFP PHOTO

Mauro, captain of the Brazilian team at Chile World Cup, raises Jules Rimet Cup after victory against Czechoslovakia, in Santiago, June 16, 1962 - Photo: Archive/AgA?ncia Estado/AE

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The Uruguayan national soccer team players pose for a group picture, 30 July 1930 in Montevideo, after their victory over Argentina (4-2) in the first-ever World Cup final. (Standing, from L: Figoli (masseur), Alvaro Gestido, Jose Nazazzi, Enrique Ballesteros, Ernesto Mascheroni, Jose Leandro Andrade, Lorenzo Fernandez, Greco (masseur); front row, from L : Pablo Dorado, Hector Scarone, Hector Castro, Jose Pedro Cea, Santos Iriarte)

Frenchman Jules Rimet (L), head of the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) hands over the World Cup trophy to Dr Raul Jude, president of the Uruguayan football association 05 July 1930 in Montevideo. The trophy will be presented to the captain of the winning team of the first World Cup, staged in Uruguay from 13 July to 30 July. (B&W ONLY) AFP PHOTO

Uruguayans Pedro Cea, Hector Scarone and Hector Castro (from L) celebrate after Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 in the first-ever World Cup soccer final in Montevideo 30 July 1930.