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Football Legends | Geoff Hurst
England's 1966 hero recalls the match that changed his life.
CHANNEL | Radio 5 Live
FIRST BROADCAST | 22 September 1997
DURATION | 23 minutes 35 seconds
FIRSTBROADCAST
1997
Synopsis
Geoff Hurst will always be remembered for his World Cup tournament-winning hat-trick. In this interview with Jimmy Armfield, he describes his career before and after 1966 and talks through each of his goals in that legendary final.
Sports commentary removed for copyright reasons.
Did you know?
When the press converged on Hurst's house on the day after the 1966 World Cup final, they discovered him mowing his lawn.
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