what was the name of the refery who confirmed Englan's 3rd goal in final in 1966?
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Gottfried Dienst was the referee at the 1966 World Cup Final who awarded the goal to England in consultation with his linemsan. He was Swiss, rather than German.
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End of 1976-77 season, beginning 1977-78. Dalgish would go on to score the only goal in that season's European Cup Final, a feat achieved by Keegan, the season before.\n\nThat is if my memory serves me right.
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Maradona on England 1986. Second goal in quarter-final match. Passed England players, fans, ref, and scored!
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Al-Owairan's goal, as mentioned earlier first came to mind, as did Maradona's breaching the whole England defense to score.\n\nBut I think in terms of complete importance there can be only 2:\n\n1. Geoff Hurst's strike that hit the crossbar and over the line , in the 1966 Final\n\n2. Lillian Thuram's equaliser for France (He also scored the winner). Thuram has never scored since, but the sheer timing spun the game back to France's favour, and had that not gone in, France wouldn't have won the Cup against Brazil.\n\nBut I'd go with Hurst's goal, out of sheer importance, it was the goal that gave England her only triumph to date. Greatest here means importance as well as craft, Hurst's goal had both. \n\nBest goals are a different cup of tea.
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Gerd Muller (Germany) 14 total goals\n10 goals in 1970 World Cup 4 goals in 1974 World Cup
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Geoff Hurst 1966 england 4-2 germany.\nMainly down to the russian linesman.
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At the 1966 World Cup final, a linesman ruled that Geoff Hurst's shot hit the crossbar and bounced over the line for England's third goal against West Germany. Although the ball bounced back into play, the goal stood and England went on to win 4-2.
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England  ( in the final they beat W. Germany 4:2 )
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It was Geoffrey Charles Hurst, commonly known as Geoff Hurst scored 3 of the England's goals (including the last goal of the match) out of 4 in the final of the 1966 world cup final match. Following is the details :\n\nJuly 30, Wembley Stadium, London.\nEngland 4 - 2 (After Extra Time)  West Germany\n\nAttendance: 93,802\n\nReferee: Gottfried Dienst (Switzerland)\n\nGoals: Haller (FRG) 12', Hurst (ENG) 18', Peters (ENG) 78', Weber (FRG) 89', Hurst (ENG) 102', Hurst (ENG) 120'.
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It was Germany, with Hamann scoring the only goal. It was a world cup qualifier for 2002.\nhttp://www.england-afc.co.uk/database/MatchSearch.aspx?MatchID=2
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I dont want you to lose 5 points this week by falling for the Northern Ireland answer.\n\nAlexander George Cheyne (ref got spelling wrong) scored the winner for SCOTLAND direct from a corner in 89th minute of a British Championship game against England on 13th April 1929.\n\nThe match was played at Hampden Park in front of 110512 people.\n\nWorth a beer from all you MX fantasy football managers?
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It was Referee Jan Langenus assisted from the touchline by his countryman Henry Christophe. The game was the FIFA World Cup final on 30 July 1930 in Montevideo and the score was Uruguay-Argentina, 4-2.
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If you mean who was the last person to score for England senior team the answer is Michael Owen on an International Friendly at Stade de Geneve Sat, 12 Nov \n\nENGLAND 3-2 ARGENTINA\n\nEngland Goals\nRooney 38, Owen 87, 90\n\nArgentina Goals \nCrespo 35, Samuel 54
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Roberto Di Matteo at Wembley - Saturday 20th May 1997\n\nScore : Chelsea 2 Middlesborough 0\n\nRoberto Di Matteo............Picking up a pass from Wise, who had won the ball from Robbie Mustoe, the Italian midfielder ran unchallenged from inside his own half before beating Ben Roberts from 25 yards with a shot that dipped wickedly over the young Middlesbrough goalkeeper and went in off the crossbar.........What a Goal !!!!!!!!\n\nIt was a stunning blow made possible not only by Di Matteo's mastery of technique but also the clever, diversionary run by Hughes that removed Nigel Pearson as the last line of a defence. \n\nThe goal was timed at 42 seconds, which made it the fastest scored in an FA Cup final this century. It beat by three seconds the goal with which Jackie Milburn put Newcastle ahead against Manchester City in 1955.
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I assume you mean the Final\nReferee: GOTTFRIED DIENST (Switzerland)\n\nLinesmen: TOFIK BAKHRAAMOV (USSR) DR KAROL GALBA (Czechoslovakia)
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If you are referring to the 'golden goal', it was Laurent Blanc for France at the 1998 WC.\n\nVs Paraguay I believe.
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It was Gerd Müller. He was also known as "Kleines dickes Müller" which means "Litte fat Müller" ;)\nHe played for FC Bayern München and scored the decisive goal in the Word Cup final 1974 against the Netherlands in Munich for the 2:1 victory.