Name the player of the Argentina side sent off the field in the match against England in WC 1966?
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Antonio Rattin, \n\nAn inspirational mid-fielder for club and country throughout the 1950's and 1960's, Rattin is saddly, best remembered for one unfortunate incident. In the 1966 World Cup, he refused to accept his dismissal for foul play during the game against England; his protests almost prompted a mass walk-off by his team-mates. Alf Ramsey famously described the Argentinians as "animals" after the game, but Rattin always insisted he was a victim of circumstance.
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1974. the first person to be sent off with red card was Carlos Caszely of Chile. Red card system was introduced on 1970.
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He was Batista from Uruguay.\nHe was sent off after 53 seconds !!! straight red card\nAnd it was in the last game in group E in 1986 World Cup\nScotland - Uruguay, The game ended 0-0\n\nDate\n13.06.86
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Bobby Moore.\n\nBut he didn't wear the number 10, wasn't born in Argentina, didn't play for Bobo Juniors or Nappily, and didn't cheat!
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Gerrard. All the others played at WC 2002.
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Geoff Hurst 3 for England against west Germany 1966 world cup final
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El Diego #10 Maradona, Scored 2 goals against England in 1986 World Cup. First was a clear handball but the second was bloody miracle as Bobby Charlton put it.
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England won the 1966 World Cup under the captaincy of Bobby Moore.
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Germany vs Argentina a repeat from Mexico 86, Germany won the game by the score of 1 - 0, the goal was owarded on a penalty kick
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1990..........Argentina lost 0-1
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Bobby Charlton, In the 30th and 79th minutes. Eusebio scored a penalty for Portugal in the 82nd minute for a final score of 2-1.\n\nCharlton also notched a goal in the 2-0 win against Mexico in Group 1 in the group stages\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_World_Cup_1966
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Lionel MESSI (Argentina)
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Riquelme from Argentina\nplays in Villareal in Spanish League
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Argentina vs West Germany 3-2
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Bizarre that most of the answers refer to Roger Milla who is not, nor has ever been, English.  The answer is Peter Shilton, 040 years 295 days in the third place play off game v Italy in 1990.  It was the last of his record 125 caps for England.  Second (and oldest outfield player) is Stanley Matthews v Uruguay 1954 at just under 40....
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Diego Maradona- Argentina
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Addidas Golden Shoe winner\nGuillermo STABILE Argentina\nScored 8 Goals