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Soccer - AXA FA Cup - Final - Chelsea v Aston Villa. England world cup hero of 1966 Geoff Hurst before the start of the last FA Cup final at Wembley Stock Photo

RMG9AXX3–Soccer - AXA FA Cup - Final - Chelsea v Aston Villa. England world cup hero of 1966 Geoff Hurst before the start of the last FA Cup final at Wembley

Bobby Moore lifts the Jules Rimet trophy aloft during a lap of honour in Wembley Stadium as the England football team win the FIFA World Cup of 1966, Geoff Hurst, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt all close by Stock Photo

RM2C8C5AD–Bobby Moore lifts the Jules Rimet trophy aloft during a lap of honour in Wembley Stadium as the England football team win the FIFA World Cup of 1966, Geoff Hurst, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt all close by

WORLD CUP 1966: Geoff Hurst brilliantly heads the goal to put England level at 1-1 after West Germany's shock lead in the World Cup Final at Wembley. In the centre is Roger Hunt and on the right Willi Schulz, the German sweeper. Stock Photo

RMG57MF7–WORLD CUP 1966: Geoff Hurst brilliantly heads the goal to put England level at 1-1 after West Germany's shock lead in the World Cup Final at Wembley. In the centre is Roger Hunt and on the right Willi Schulz, the German sweeper.

Former Footballer and World Cup Winner 1966 Sir Geoff Hurst biography, Last Boy of 66 in a book shop display Stock Photo

RM2YH3B14–Former Footballer and World Cup Winner 1966 Sir Geoff Hurst biography, Last Boy of 66 in a book shop display

Soccer - Football League Division One - West Ham United Photocall. West Ham United's Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst with some of the trophies they won during the 1966 World Cup Stock Photo

RMGBXRAT–Soccer - Football League Division One - West Ham United Photocall. West Ham United's Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst with some of the trophies they won during the 1966 World Cup

England teamm mates, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles & Bobby Moore take things easy at Hendon Hall Hotel, photographed day before World Cup Final, 29th July 1966. Stock Photo

RMEJY0H0–England teamm mates, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles & Bobby Moore take things easy at Hendon Hall Hotel, photographed day before World Cup Final, 29th July 1966.

The England football team before their international match against Czechoslovakia at Wembley. *Back row (l-r): Harold Shepherdson, Nobby Stiles, Roger Hunt, Gordon Banks, Jack Charlton, George Cohen, Ray Wilson and Alf Ramsay (manager). Front row (l-r): Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, Alan Ball and Bobby Charlton. *07/03/2000: The Queen was today (7th March 2000) honouring the five forgotten heroes of the 1966 World Cup-winning team. More than 30 years after helping England beat West Germany in the final at Wembley, Alan Ball, George Cohen, Roger Hunt, Nobby Stiles and Ray Wilson will Stock Photo

RM2CG5TTY–The England football team before their international match against Czechoslovakia at Wembley. *Back row (l-r): Harold Shepherdson, Nobby Stiles, Roger Hunt, Gordon Banks, Jack Charlton, George Cohen, Ray Wilson and Alf Ramsay (manager). Front row (l-r): Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, Alan Ball and Bobby Charlton. *07/03/2000: The Queen was today (7th March 2000) honouring the five forgotten heroes of the 1966 World Cup-winning team. More than 30 years after helping England beat West Germany in the final at Wembley, Alan Ball, George Cohen, Roger Hunt, Nobby Stiles and Ray Wilson will

England footballers Roger Hunt, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles and Alan Ball playing cards for money on the team coach during the World Cup tournament. 21st July 1966. Stock Photo

RMEM83JA–England footballers Roger Hunt, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles and Alan Ball playing cards for money on the team coach during the World Cup tournament. 21st July 1966.

Soccer - World Cup England 1966 - Quarter Final - England v Argentina - Wembley Stadium. England's Geoff Hurst (l) fires a shot at goal Stock Photo

RMG8FC0G–Soccer - World Cup England 1966 - Quarter Final - England v Argentina - Wembley Stadium. England's Geoff Hurst (l) fires a shot at goal

World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst in discussion on stage at Hay Festival 2014. © Jeff Morgan Stock Photo

RME3RKM0–World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst in discussion on stage at Hay Festival 2014. © Jeff Morgan

England's 1966 World Cup final hat trick hero, Geoff Hurst, at Wembley Stadium. Hurst is to be knighted in the Queens Birthday honours list. 5/10/01: Hurst was being reunited with the ball that helped him become a footballing legend 35 years ago. * Sir Geoff, the only player to have scored three goals in a World Cup Final, will once again get his hands on the famous orange ball on a visit to the National Football Museum in Preston, Lancashire. 23/04/02 : English 1966 World Cup footballers, Sir Bobby Charlton, Sir Jack Charlton and Sir Geoff Hurst. Eight of the ten remaining England 1966 World Stock Photo

RMG5GCX2–England's 1966 World Cup final hat trick hero, Geoff Hurst, at Wembley Stadium. Hurst is to be knighted in the Queens Birthday honours list. 5/10/01: Hurst was being reunited with the ball that helped him become a footballing legend 35 years ago. * Sir Geoff, the only player to have scored three goals in a World Cup Final, will once again get his hands on the famous orange ball on a visit to the National Football Museum in Preston, Lancashire. 23/04/02 : English 1966 World Cup footballers, Sir Bobby Charlton, Sir Jack Charlton and Sir Geoff Hurst. Eight of the ten remaining England 1966 World

GEOFF HURST WITH SOME 1966 WORLD CUP MEMORABILIA WHICH IS TO BE SOLD AT CHRISTIES ON 28th SEPTEMBER. HIS FAMOUS RED SHIRT WORN IN THE 66 FINAL IS ESTIMATED TO FETCH BETWEEN 25,000-30,000. Stock Photo

RM2FJPK57–GEOFF HURST WITH SOME 1966 WORLD CUP MEMORABILIA WHICH IS TO BE SOLD AT CHRISTIES ON 28th SEPTEMBER. HIS FAMOUS RED SHIRT WORN IN THE 66 FINAL IS ESTIMATED TO FETCH BETWEEN 25,000-30,000.

England v West Germany - 1966 World Cup Final - Wembley Stadium. England's Geoff Hurst (third r) gets in a header at goal Stock Photo

RMGAAB5P–England v West Germany - 1966 World Cup Final - Wembley Stadium. England's Geoff Hurst (third r) gets in a header at goal

1966 World Cup Tournament in England. England hat trick hero Geoff Hurst with his wife in London on his way to the Royal Garden Stock Photo

RMBHWXD0–1966 World Cup Tournament in England. England hat trick hero Geoff Hurst with his wife in London on his way to the Royal Garden

The red England 1966 World Cup Final shirt, No.10, worn by Sir Geoff Hurst in the 1966 Final against Germany, is held by an auctioners assistant before it's sale at Christie's Old Brompton Road sales room. *The shirt and other football memorabilia from 'The Sir Geoff Hurst Collection' including a blue World Cup 1966 International cap and Geoff Hurst bust (right). The shirt achieved 91,750 from a telephone bidder. Stock Photo

RMG54RA5–The red England 1966 World Cup Final shirt, No.10, worn by Sir Geoff Hurst in the 1966 Final against Germany, is held by an auctioners assistant before it's sale at Christie's Old Brompton Road sales room. *The shirt and other football memorabilia from 'The Sir Geoff Hurst Collection' including a blue World Cup 1966 International cap and Geoff Hurst bust (right). The shirt achieved 91,750 from a telephone bidder.

Football World Cup Final 1966 England 4 West Germany 2 Wembley. England captain Bobby Moore kisses cup watched by Geoff Hurst Stock Photo

RMBHWY7E–Football World Cup Final 1966 England 4 West Germany 2 Wembley. England captain Bobby Moore kisses cup watched by Geoff Hurst

England v West Germany - 1966 World Cup Final - Wembley Stadium. England Captain Bobby Moore holds aloft the Jules Rimet Trophy. He is followed by Geoff Hurst. Stock Photo

RMG8YD01–England v West Germany - 1966 World Cup Final - Wembley Stadium. England Captain Bobby Moore holds aloft the Jules Rimet Trophy. He is followed by Geoff Hurst.

Players wives 1966 World Cup Mrs Tina Moore wife of Bobby Moore Mrs Martin Petrs Mrs Geoff Hurst Mrs Ron Springett and Mrs Stock Photo

RMBHWX1E–Players wives 1966 World Cup Mrs Tina Moore wife of Bobby Moore Mrs Martin Petrs Mrs Geoff Hurst Mrs Ron Springett and Mrs

The Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie attending a reception held in the Metropole Hotel in Brighton this evening (Monday) by the organisers of England's bid to host the football World Cup in 2006. With them from left to right are England Manager Glenn Hoddle, former England player Geoff Hurst, Sir Bobby Charlton,the Minister for sport Tony Banks and former player Gary Lineaker. Mr Blair is holding a replica of the World Cup won by England in 1966. Stock Photo

RM2D2Y64F–The Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie attending a reception held in the Metropole Hotel in Brighton this evening (Monday) by the organisers of England's bid to host the football World Cup in 2006. With them from left to right are England Manager Glenn Hoddle, former England player Geoff Hurst, Sir Bobby Charlton,the Minister for sport Tony Banks and former player Gary Lineaker. Mr Blair is holding a replica of the World Cup won by England in 1966.

Twelve of Englands 1966 world cup winning squad were re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course in Staffordshire today. Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Gordon Banks and George Eastham. Stock Photo

RM2RHK3CJ–Twelve of Englands 1966 world cup winning squad were re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course in Staffordshire today. Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Gordon Banks and George Eastham.

File photo dated 30-07-1966 of England's Geoff Hurst cracks a shot past German goalkeeper Hans Tilkowski to score the final goal of the World Cup Final against West Germany at Wembley. Stock Photo

RM2A958M1–File photo dated 30-07-1966 of England's Geoff Hurst cracks a shot past German goalkeeper Hans Tilkowski to score the final goal of the World Cup Final against West Germany at Wembley.

Sir Geoff Hurst, Opens Mallards Jewellery Shop, Essex, Britain - 12 Aug 2009 Stock Photo

RMBM548X–Sir Geoff Hurst, Opens Mallards Jewellery Shop, Essex, Britain - 12 Aug 2009

Geoff Hurst, three goal hero of England's 1966 World Cup triumph, presents the Queen with a bouquet of 'Pride of England' roses, newly launched by the Football Association, during her visit to the annual Chelsea Flower Show in London. Stock Photo

RM2CHK1R7–Geoff Hurst, three goal hero of England's 1966 World Cup triumph, presents the Queen with a bouquet of 'Pride of England' roses, newly launched by the Football Association, during her visit to the annual Chelsea Flower Show in London.

England World Cup Winning goalscorer Geoff Hurst, McDonalds Director of Football coaching children at Hereford Lads Club Stock Photo

RMENN12F–England World Cup Winning goalscorer Geoff Hurst, McDonalds Director of Football coaching children at Hereford Lads Club

Sir Geoff Hurst (left) and Martin Peters, with a replica of the 1966 world cup, say farewell to Wembley, on the eve of the final match to be played there, which happens to be an England v Germany clash repeating the fixture of the 1966 World Cup Final. * in which both played a key part in England's infamous win. Stock Photo

RM2D31809–Sir Geoff Hurst (left) and Martin Peters, with a replica of the 1966 world cup, say farewell to Wembley, on the eve of the final match to be played there, which happens to be an England v Germany clash repeating the fixture of the 1966 World Cup Final. * in which both played a key part in England's infamous win.

RMA50M83–Sir Geoff Hurst

Sir Geoff Hurst the hat trick hero from the 1966 World cup final at Wembley, gets his hands on the FIFA World Cup at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge ground, London. * The former West Ham star was at the stadium to promote Budweiser Beer, the official brew of the World Cup 2002, to be held in Japan and Korea next year. Stock Photo

RM2D325XW–Sir Geoff Hurst the hat trick hero from the 1966 World cup final at Wembley, gets his hands on the FIFA World Cup at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge ground, London. * The former West Ham star was at the stadium to promote Budweiser Beer, the official brew of the World Cup 2002, to be held in Japan and Korea next year.

FILE: London UK. 11th July 2020 Jack Charlton passed away this morning. Jack is pictured with 1966 World Cup winners Geoff Hurst, George Cohen and Gordon Banks at a 1966 event in 2016 at Wembley. Credit: Headlinephoto/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2C6NF8W–FILE: London UK. 11th July 2020 Jack Charlton passed away this morning. Jack is pictured with 1966 World Cup winners Geoff Hurst, George Cohen and Gordon Banks at a 1966 event in 2016 at Wembley. Credit: Headlinephoto/Alamy Live News

England's Geoff Hurst (sixth r) heads the ball past West Germany goalkeeper Hans Tilkowski (sixth l) to level the scores at 1-1, as teammates Alan Ball (fourth r), Martin Peters (fifth r), Roger Hunt (fourth l) and Jack Charlton (second r), and West Germany's Helmut Haller (l), Uwe Seeler (second l), Willi Schulz (third l), Wolfgang Weber (fifth l). Karl-Heinz Schnellinger (third r) and Horst-Dieter Hottges (r), look on Stock Photo

RMG8GDJK–England's Geoff Hurst (sixth r) heads the ball past West Germany goalkeeper Hans Tilkowski (sixth l) to level the scores at 1-1, as teammates Alan Ball (fourth r), Martin Peters (fifth r), Roger Hunt (fourth l) and Jack Charlton (second r), and West Germany's Helmut Haller (l), Uwe Seeler (second l), Willi Schulz (third l), Wolfgang Weber (fifth l). Karl-Heinz Schnellinger (third r) and Horst-Dieter Hottges (r), look on

RME3RKFY–World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst in discussion on stage at Hay Festival 2014. © Jeff Morgan

Sir Geoff Hurst at Christie's in London with footballing memorabilia from his years as an England player, including the number 10 shirt, cap and Man of the Match trophy from England's 1966 World Cup win against West Germany. *... The former England soccer hero is to auction almost all of the footballing treasures he collected during his playing days. The 129-piece collection, which is expected to fetch upwards of 180,000, will go on sale at the end of September. Stock Photo

RMG531T4–Sir Geoff Hurst at Christie's in London with footballing memorabilia from his years as an England player, including the number 10 shirt, cap and Man of the Match trophy from England's 1966 World Cup win against West Germany. *... The former England soccer hero is to auction almost all of the footballing treasures he collected during his playing days. The 129-piece collection, which is expected to fetch upwards of 180,000, will go on sale at the end of September.

Sir Geoff Hurst, English former professional footballer who played as striker, he remains the only man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final. Stock Photo

RM2KET5JD–Sir Geoff Hurst, English former professional footballer who played as striker, he remains the only man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final.

Former England teammates Geoff Hurst (left) and Martin Peters attend tonight's (Tuesday) 1966 World Cup reunion dinner, at London's Football Football restaurant. Photo by Mike Stephens/PA Stock Photo

RMG447DX–Former England teammates Geoff Hurst (left) and Martin Peters attend tonight's (Tuesday) 1966 World Cup reunion dinner, at London's Football Football restaurant. Photo by Mike Stephens/PA

'And they think its all over..it is now..' those immortal words...Englands legendary hero Sir Geoff Hurst is re-united with the famous World cup ball and the famous crossbar from the the England-German encounter at Wembley Stadium in 1966.when he visited the National Football Museum.. Stock Photo

RM2CCXKC3–'And they think its all over..it is now..' those immortal words...Englands legendary hero Sir Geoff Hurst is re-united with the famous World cup ball and the famous crossbar from the the England-German encounter at Wembley Stadium in 1966.when he visited the National Football Museum..

Sir Geoff Hurst the hat-trick scoring hero of the 1966 World Cup final and the other goal scorer Martin Peters (R), with a replica trophy at the launch of the National Lottery Instants scratchcard game 'Game of Two Halves' in central London. * ... on the 35th anniversary of their famous victory over West Germany . Stock Photo

RMG5EW3G–Sir Geoff Hurst the hat-trick scoring hero of the 1966 World Cup final and the other goal scorer Martin Peters (R), with a replica trophy at the launch of the National Lottery Instants scratchcard game 'Game of Two Halves' in central London. * ... on the 35th anniversary of their famous victory over West Germany .

England versus West Germany 1966 World Cup Final, Wembley Stadium England's Martin Peters turns to celebrate his 18th minute goal with Geoff Hurst and Roger Hunt as West Germany's Hans Tilkowski picks the ball out of the net and Number 3, Karl-Heiz Schnellinger is left on the deck Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive Stock Photo

RM2F5AAC6–England versus West Germany 1966 World Cup Final, Wembley Stadium England's Martin Peters turns to celebrate his 18th minute goal with Geoff Hurst and Roger Hunt as West Germany's Hans Tilkowski picks the ball out of the net and Number 3, Karl-Heiz Schnellinger is left on the deck Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

(L-R) Sir Geoff Hurst, Stephanie Moore and Martin Peters at Wembley Stadium, London, to unveil the latest Royal Mail Millennium Stamp. The stamp pays tribute to the late Bobby Moore and England's historic World Cup victory in 1966. * The stamp features an illustration of the then England captain, Bobby Moore holding aloft the Jules Rimet Trophy at Wembley Stadium when England won the World Cup. Stock Photo

RMG4MCKX–(L-R) Sir Geoff Hurst, Stephanie Moore and Martin Peters at Wembley Stadium, London, to unveil the latest Royal Mail Millennium Stamp. The stamp pays tribute to the late Bobby Moore and England's historic World Cup victory in 1966. * The stamp features an illustration of the then England captain, Bobby Moore holding aloft the Jules Rimet Trophy at Wembley Stadium when England won the World Cup.

1966 World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium July 1966 England 4 v West Germany 2 Captain Bobby Moore holds aloft the Jules Rimet trophy as he sits on the shoulders of his teammates They are L-R: Jack Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Gordon Banks, Alan Ball, Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson, George Cohen and Bobby Charlton. Stock Photo

RMBHWY7H–1966 World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium July 1966 England 4 v West Germany 2 Captain Bobby Moore holds aloft the Jules Rimet trophy as he sits on the shoulders of his teammates They are L-R: Jack Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Gordon Banks, Alan Ball, Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson, George Cohen and Bobby Charlton.

Sir Geoff Hurst leaves the funeral of 1966 World Cup winner Ray Wilson at Huddersfield Crematorium. Stock Photo

RMMY987R–Sir Geoff Hurst leaves the funeral of 1966 World Cup winner Ray Wilson at Huddersfield Crematorium.

England v Argentina World Cup Quarter Final Wembley Stadium, London 23rd July 1966. England players celebrate Geoff Hurst's winner Final score: England 1-0 Argentina Argentina captain Antonio Rattin was sent off but refused to leave the field for ten minutes and sat down on the red carpet. After the match England manager Alf Ramsey was incensed by the style of play the Argentines used, labelling them 'animals' and refusing to let his players swap shirts with them. *** Local Caption *** Geoff Hurst Stock Photo

RMEJNC6G–England v Argentina World Cup Quarter Final Wembley Stadium, London 23rd July 1966. England players celebrate Geoff Hurst's winner Final score: England 1-0 Argentina Argentina captain Antonio Rattin was sent off but refused to leave the field for ten minutes and sat down on the red carpet. After the match England manager Alf Ramsey was incensed by the style of play the Argentines used, labelling them 'animals' and refusing to let his players swap shirts with them. *** Local Caption *** Geoff Hurst

England's 1966 World Cup hero, Sir Geoff Hurst, carries the Queen's Jubilee Baton, surrounded by pupils from King's Junior School in Gloucester, as the relay reaches Gloucester as it continues its journey around the Commonwealth, * before arriving in Manchester for the start of the Commonwealth Games this Summer. Stock Photo

RMG5X7DR–England's 1966 World Cup hero, Sir Geoff Hurst, carries the Queen's Jubilee Baton, surrounded by pupils from King's Junior School in Gloucester, as the relay reaches Gloucester as it continues its journey around the Commonwealth, * before arriving in Manchester for the start of the Commonwealth Games this Summer.

England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. Amid the happy frenzy, a lone supporter paid homage at the goal net geoff Hurst had virtually burst with his thunderous final shot. Final Score: England 4-2 West Germany A.E.T. *** Local Caption *** England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. Final Score: England 4-2 West Germany A.E.T. Stock Photo

RMEJXYCX–England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. Amid the happy frenzy, a lone supporter paid homage at the goal net geoff Hurst had virtually burst with his thunderous final shot. Final Score: England 4-2 West Germany A.E.T. *** Local Caption *** England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. Final Score: England 4-2 West Germany A.E.T.

England's Bobby Charlton (left) and Geoff Hurst (far right) appeal to the referee during the 1966 World Cup Final against West Germany at Wembley Stadium. Stock Photo

RMG5RN33–England's Bobby Charlton (left) and Geoff Hurst (far right) appeal to the referee during the 1966 World Cup Final against West Germany at Wembley Stadium.

RM2RHK3CP–Twelve of Englands 1966 world cup winning squad were re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course in Staffordshire today. Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Gordon Banks and George Eastham.

RMBM548W–Sir Geoff Hurst, Opens Mallards Jewellery Shop, Essex, Britain - 12 Aug 2009

England World Cup Winning goalscorer Geoff Hurst acting as McDonalds Director of Football coaching children at Hereford Lads Clu Stock Photo

RMENN12B–England World Cup Winning goalscorer Geoff Hurst acting as McDonalds Director of Football coaching children at Hereford Lads Clu

RM2C6NF8X–FILE: London UK. 11th July 2020 Jack Charlton passed away this morning. Jack is pictured with 1966 World Cup winners Geoff Hurst, George Cohen and Gordon Banks at a 1966 event in 2016 at Wembley. Credit: Headlinephoto/Alamy Live News

England World Cup winners, West Ham players, Martin Peters, Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst, with the Jules Rimet Trophy. Date: 1966 Stock Photo

RMTWB3FN–England World Cup winners, West Ham players, Martin Peters, Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst, with the Jules Rimet Trophy. Date: 1966

RME3RKF1–World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst in discussion on stage at Hay Festival 2014. © Jeff Morgan

Autographed 1966 World Cup Final Programme, England vs West Germany, signed by entire England team and manager Alf Ramsey, Wembley Stadium Stock Photo

RM2T22TBJ–Autographed 1966 World Cup Final Programme, England vs West Germany, signed by entire England team and manager Alf Ramsey, Wembley Stadium

West Ham Utd players Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, and Martin Peters take a break from training at West Ham's press day at Chadwell Heath. 16th August 1966. Stock Photo

RM2GJ0DTA–West Ham Utd players Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, and Martin Peters take a break from training at West Ham's press day at Chadwell Heath. 16th August 1966.

Bubble gum trading soccer cards of Geoff Hurst and Jimmy Greaves. Stock Photo

RMGEG6M9–Bubble gum trading soccer cards of Geoff Hurst and Jimmy Greaves.

RM2CCXKC2–'And they think its all over..it is now..' those immortal words...Englands legendary hero Sir Geoff Hurst is re-united with the famous World cup ball and the famous crossbar ( the ball richoched of the crossbar into the net ) to win the World Cup beating Germany at Wembley Stadium in 1966.The ball and crossbar were at the National Football Museum at Preston in 2001 before the Museum found a permanent place in Manchester. Pic. by Ray Bradbury

1966 World Cup England v Portugal England captain Bobby Moore (centre) and team mates George Cohen (left) and Geoff Hurst wave to the crowd after the World Cup semi final win over Portugal. 26th July 1966. Stock Photo

RM2GJ0FJG–1966 World Cup England v Portugal England captain Bobby Moore (centre) and team mates George Cohen (left) and Geoff Hurst wave to the crowd after the World Cup semi final win over Portugal. 26th July 1966.

RM2F5AACB–England versus West Germany 1966 World Cup Final, Wembley Stadium England's Martin Peters turns to celebrate his 18th minute goal with Geoff Hurst and Roger Hunt as West Germany's Hans Tilkowski picks the ball out of the net and Number 3, Karl-Heiz Schnellinger is left on the deck Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

Hurst puts England on winning trail Characteristically puffing out his cheeks, Geoff Hurst lashes the ball past Wili Schulz (West Germany) to score England's third goal in extra time of the World Cup Final at Wmbley. In centre is Franz Beckenbauer England won 4-2 30 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2Y62JF9–Hurst puts England on winning trail Characteristically puffing out his cheeks, Geoff Hurst lashes the ball past Wili Schulz (West Germany) to score England's third goal in extra time of the World Cup Final at Wmbley. In centre is Franz Beckenbauer England won 4-2 30 July 1966

Jul. 30, 1966 - World Cup Football ? England win the World Cup. Geoff. Hurst scores England?s fourth goal. Photo Shows: England?s Geoffrey Hurst (right) is embraced by teammate Alan Ball after he had scored England?s fourth goal in the World Cup Final against West Germany at Wembley today. Hurst scored a hat-trick for England. Stock Photo

RME0XF5J–Jul. 30, 1966 - World Cup Football ? England win the World Cup. Geoff. Hurst scores England?s fourth goal. Photo Shows: England?s Geoffrey Hurst (right) is embraced by teammate Alan Ball after he had scored England?s fourth goal in the World Cup Final against West Germany at Wembley today. Hurst scored a hat-trick for England.

World Cup Sculpture featuring Bobby Moore with the World Cup trophy and some of his team mates Stock Photo

RMB1D7KT–World Cup Sculpture featuring Bobby Moore with the World Cup trophy and some of his team mates

Aug. 17, 1966 - West Ham?s World Cup players show their trophies ? Taking time out from training at Chadwell Heat yesterday, West Ham?s three World Cup players show trophies to young fans. (L to R): Geoff Hurst, with his trophy as ?Player of the Match? in the World Cup Final; England captain Bobby Moore with his ?People? trophy as the World Cup?s outstanding player, and Martin Peters with Bobby Moore?s Sportswriters trophy. The new season starts on Saturday. Stock Photo

RME0XF2P–Aug. 17, 1966 - West Ham?s World Cup players show their trophies ? Taking time out from training at Chadwell Heat yesterday, West Ham?s three World Cup players show trophies to young fans. (L to R): Geoff Hurst, with his trophy as ?Player of the Match? in the World Cup Final; England captain Bobby Moore with his ?People? trophy as the World Cup?s outstanding player, and Martin Peters with Bobby Moore?s Sportswriters trophy. The new season starts on Saturday.

The Champions, three West Ham players were members of the 1966 World Cup final-winning England team: captain Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peter Stock Photo

RF2BK7520–The Champions, three West Ham players were members of the 1966 World Cup final-winning England team: captain Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peter

England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. It was really was all over. With the final act of an unforgettable game, Geoff Hurst had scored his third and, with the heads of Horst-Dieter Hšttges (No. 2) and Wolfgang Overath bowed in despair, the West Ham striker exhaustedly embraced Alan Ball. Hurst had become the only player to date to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final Final Score: England 4-2 West Germany A.E.T. Stock Photo

RMEJNB5R–England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. It was really was all over. With the final act of an unforgettable game, Geoff Hurst had scored his third and, with the heads of Horst-Dieter Hšttges (No. 2) and Wolfgang Overath bowed in despair, the West Ham striker exhaustedly embraced Alan Ball. Hurst had become the only player to date to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final Final Score: England 4-2 West Germany A.E.T.

England v West Germany - 1966 World Cup Final - Wembley Stadium. England captain Bobby Moore is presented with the Jules Rimet trophy by Her Majesty The Queen as teammate Geoff Hurst (r) looks on in awe Stock Photo

RMGAHE94–England v West Germany - 1966 World Cup Final - Wembley Stadium. England captain Bobby Moore is presented with the Jules Rimet trophy by Her Majesty The Queen as teammate Geoff Hurst (r) looks on in awe

Englands 1966 world cup winning squad re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Gordon Banks Stock Photo

RMD92F9G–Englands 1966 world cup winning squad re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Gordon Banks

England 1966 World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst stands on top of a pod on the lastminute.com London Eye wearing a replica 1966 World Cup final kit and looking out towards Wembley Stadium in the north of the capital, where the England football team will play Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday. Picture date: Friday July 9, 2021. Stock Photo

RM2G6X8WX–England 1966 World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst stands on top of a pod on the lastminute.com London Eye wearing a replica 1966 World Cup final kit and looking out towards Wembley Stadium in the north of the capital, where the England football team will play Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday. Picture date: Friday July 9, 2021.

World Cup Final Football 1966 England 4 Germany 2 at Wembley Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters Stock Photo

RMBHWX00–World Cup Final Football 1966 England 4 Germany 2 at Wembley Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters

RM2C6NF91–FILE: London UK. 11th July 2020 Jack Charlton passed away this morning. Jack is pictured with 1966 World Cup winners Geoff Hurst, George Cohen and Gordon Banks at a 1966 event in 2016 at Wembley. Credit: Headlinephoto/Alamy Live News

30.07.1966. Wembley Stadium, London England. 1966 World Cup final England versus Germany (4-2) After Extra time. England team captain Bobby Moore hold the cup aloft supported by Nobby Stiles, Jackie Charlton, Alan Ball, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Bobby Charlton, George Cohen, Ray Wilson and Roger Hunt. Stock Photo

RMDWYCT9–30.07.1966. Wembley Stadium, London England. 1966 World Cup final England versus Germany (4-2) After Extra time. England team captain Bobby Moore hold the cup aloft supported by Nobby Stiles, Jackie Charlton, Alan Ball, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Bobby Charlton, George Cohen, Ray Wilson and Roger Hunt.

RME3RKMT–World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst in discussion on stage at Hay Festival 2014. © Jeff Morgan

England international football kits on subbuteo men Stock Photo

RMAD06RD–England international football kits on subbuteo men

Champions Statue, Barking Road, Upton Park, Newham, Greater London Authority, 2009. The Champions Statue, depicting the 1966 FIFA World Cup winners, on the corner of Barking Road and Central Park Road, Upton Park. The statue was completed in 2003 and was placed near the former Boleyn Ground (also known as Upton Park), home of West Ham United Football Club. From left to right, the statue depicts footballers Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Ray Wilson. Stock Photo

RM2MBAGJX–Champions Statue, Barking Road, Upton Park, Newham, Greater London Authority, 2009. The Champions Statue, depicting the 1966 FIFA World Cup winners, on the corner of Barking Road and Central Park Road, Upton Park. The statue was completed in 2003 and was placed near the former Boleyn Ground (also known as Upton Park), home of West Ham United Football Club. From left to right, the statue depicts footballers Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Ray Wilson.

Bubble gum trading cards of the West Ham trio who played in Englands victorious 1966 world cup team. Stock Photo

RMGEG6MW–Bubble gum trading cards of the West Ham trio who played in Englands victorious 1966 world cup team.

1966 World Cup Final Programme, England vs West Germany, 30th July 1966 at Wembley Stock Photo

RM2X06PN5–1966 World Cup Final Programme, England vs West Germany, 30th July 1966 at Wembley

Soccer World Cup 1966 - Final - England - West Germany 4-2 a.e.t. - Gordon Banks, Bobby Moore, Roger Hunt and Geoff Hurst (all ENG). | usage worldwide Stock Photo

RMG3DDTG–Soccer World Cup 1966 - Final - England - West Germany 4-2 a.e.t. - Gordon Banks, Bobby Moore, Roger Hunt and Geoff Hurst (all ENG). | usage worldwide

RM2F5AAG8–England versus West Germany 1966 World Cup Final, Wembley Stadium England's Martin Peters turns to celebrate his 18th minute goal with Geoff Hurst and Roger Hunt as West Germany's Hans Tilkowski picks the ball out of the net and Number 3, Karl-Heiz Schnellinger is left on the deck Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

England captain Bobby Moore plants an enthusiastic kiss on the Jules Rimet Trophy, presented to him by the Queen, after leading his men to 4-2 victory (after extra time) over West Germany in the World Cup final at Wembley Stadium. On the right is Geoff Hurst who scored three of the England goals and on the left is Jack Charlton. 30 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0FT8–England captain Bobby Moore plants an enthusiastic kiss on the Jules Rimet Trophy, presented to him by the Queen, after leading his men to 4-2 victory (after extra time) over West Germany in the World Cup final at Wembley Stadium. On the right is Geoff Hurst who scored three of the England goals and on the left is Jack Charlton. 30 July 1966

World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany Geoff Hurst scores in the 18th minute to make it 1-1 Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive Stock Photo

RM2HDBB1E–World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany Geoff Hurst scores in the 18th minute to make it 1-1 Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

England limbers up 1966 World Cup Football England team warms up before taking on Portugal in the semi-final. L-R: Geoff Hurst , Ray Wilson , Nobby Stiles , Alan Ball , Bobby Charlton , Bobby Moore , Martin Peters , Gordon Banks , George Cohen , Roger Hunt , Jack Charlton - Wembley Vale Sports Ground 26 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R4A–England limbers up 1966 World Cup Football England team warms up before taking on Portugal in the semi-final. L-R: Geoff Hurst , Ray Wilson , Nobby Stiles , Alan Ball , Bobby Charlton , Bobby Moore , Martin Peters , Gordon Banks , George Cohen , Roger Hunt , Jack Charlton - Wembley Vale Sports Ground 26 July 1966

Upton Park close to West Ham United football statdium statue of Bobby Moore and some of his team mates Stock Photo

RMB1D979–Upton Park close to West Ham United football statdium statue of Bobby Moore and some of his team mates

England lead in the final 1966 World Cup Football Mid way through the second half Alan Ball delivered the ball to Geoff Hurst whose deflected shot from the edge of the area found Martin Peters. He produced the final shot, beating the West German keeper from eight yards to make the score 2-1 to England. 30 July 1966 Photo by Jan Delden, Stockholm Expressen. Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R65–England lead in the final 1966 World Cup Football Mid way through the second half Alan Ball delivered the ball to Geoff Hurst whose deflected shot from the edge of the area found Martin Peters. He produced the final shot, beating the West German keeper from eight yards to make the score 2-1 to England. 30 July 1966 Photo by Jan Delden, Stockholm Expressen.

England 1966 Football World Cup winning team photographed at a reunion in 1998 Stock Photo

RMD5CBJP–England 1966 Football World Cup winning team photographed at a reunion in 1998

England team limbers up Wembley ; Members of the England World Cup team limber up at the Wembley Vale Sports ground today , for their world cup semi - final against Portugal tonight , at the Wembley Stadium . Left to right ; Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson , Nobby Stiles , Alan Ball , Bobby Charlton , Bobby Moore , Martin Peters , Gordon Banks , George Cohen , Roger Hunt , Jack Charlton . 26 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R2F–England team limbers up Wembley ; Members of the England World Cup team limber up at the Wembley Vale Sports ground today , for their world cup semi - final against Portugal tonight , at the Wembley Stadium . Left to right ; Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson , Nobby Stiles , Alan Ball , Bobby Charlton , Bobby Moore , Martin Peters , Gordon Banks , George Cohen , Roger Hunt , Jack Charlton . 26 July 1966

Twelve of Englands 1966 world cup winning squad re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course in Staffordshire. LtoR Sir Bobby Charlton, Stock Photo

RMD92F94–Twelve of Englands 1966 world cup winning squad re-united on Brocton Hall Golf Course in Staffordshire. LtoR Sir Bobby Charlton,

RM2G6X8PW–England 1966 World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst stands on top of a pod on the lastminute.com London Eye wearing a replica 1966 World Cup final kit and looking out towards Wembley Stadium in the north of the capital, where the England football team will play Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday. Picture date: Friday July 9, 2021.

World Cup Final Football 1966 England 4 Germany 2 at Wembley Geoff Hurst jumps to head the ball Stock Photo

RMBHWWYY–World Cup Final Football 1966 England 4 Germany 2 at Wembley Geoff Hurst jumps to head the ball

RM2C6NF90–FILE: London UK. 11th July 2020 Jack Charlton passed away this morning. Jack is pictured with 1966 World Cup winners Geoff Hurst, George Cohen and Gordon Banks at a 1966 event in 2016 at Wembley. Credit: Headlinephoto/Alamy Live News

Controvesial Third Goal. Swiss referee Gottfried Dienst points to the middle of the field indicating that he is allowing the controvesial third goal for England scored by Geoff Hurst during yesterday's World Cup Final against West Germany. Two England players are seen racing off to join jubilant team mates. The ball hit the crossbar and rebounded down. All the England players claimed the ball has crossed the line. After consulting the Russian Linesman, the referee allowed the goal. 30 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R4T–Controvesial Third Goal. Swiss referee Gottfried Dienst points to the middle of the field indicating that he is allowing the controvesial third goal for England scored by Geoff Hurst during yesterday's World Cup Final against West Germany. Two England players are seen racing off to join jubilant team mates. The ball hit the crossbar and rebounded down. All the England players claimed the ball has crossed the line. After consulting the Russian Linesman, the referee allowed the goal. 30 July 1966

England's Hero. Geoff HurstHolding the trophy presented to him by a National Newspaper as the Best Player in yesterday's World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, England's Geoff Hurst, who scored three of his county's four goals against West Germany, kisses his wife during last night's reception given for the victorious England team by the Government at a Kensington Hotel. England defeated West Germany by four goals to two after extra time to win the covested world trophy. 31 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R5C–England's Hero. Geoff HurstHolding the trophy presented to him by a National Newspaper as the Best Player in yesterday's World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, England's Geoff Hurst, who scored three of his county's four goals against West Germany, kisses his wife during last night's reception given for the victorious England team by the Government at a Kensington Hotel. England defeated West Germany by four goals to two after extra time to win the covested world trophy. 31 July 1966

RMDWYCT7–30.07.1966. Wembley Stadium, London England. 1966 World Cup final England versus Germany (4-2) After Extra time. England team captain Bobby Moore hold the cup aloft supported by Nobby Stiles, Jackie Charlton, Alan Ball, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Bobby Charlton, George Cohen, Ray Wilson and Roger Hunt.

Contraversial third goal . Wembely , England : Dark - shirted England players , Roger H (left ) , Bobby Charlton and goal scorer , Geoff Hurst (right ) appeal to the referee as the West German players protest after Hurst had scored England ' s contraversial third goal in the 1966 World Cup final at Wembley yesterday . The ball hit the crossbar and rebounded down . All the England players claimed the ball had crossed the line. The referee awarded the goal after consulting the Russian linesman . 30 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R2T–Contraversial third goal . Wembely , England : Dark - shirted England players , Roger H (left ) , Bobby Charlton and goal scorer , Geoff Hurst (right ) appeal to the referee as the West German players protest after Hurst had scored England ' s contraversial third goal in the 1966 World Cup final at Wembley yesterday . The ball hit the crossbar and rebounded down . All the England players claimed the ball had crossed the line. The referee awarded the goal after consulting the Russian linesman . 30 July 1966

The England World Cup squad at Lilleshall Hall training camp prior to the 1966 World Cup tournament Stock Photo

RMBC1MYR–The England World Cup squad at Lilleshall Hall training camp prior to the 1966 World Cup tournament

West Ham United at their training ground. (l-r) Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, and Martin Peters, head the ball to one another. 16th August 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0GHK–West Ham United at their training ground. (l-r) Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, and Martin Peters, head the ball to one another. 16th August 1966

Soccer World Cup 1966 - Final - England - West Germany 4-2 a.e.t. - From left to right: Horst-Dieter Hoettges, Willi Schulz (both GER) and Geoff Hurst (ENG). | usage worldwide Stock Photo

RMG3DDYY–Soccer World Cup 1966 - Final - England - West Germany 4-2 a.e.t. - From left to right: Horst-Dieter Hoettges, Willi Schulz (both GER) and Geoff Hurst (ENG). | usage worldwide

Showing hard won trophies to eager young fans during West Ham's press day at Chadwell Heath are West Ham players and members of England's World Cup winning team . Left to right: Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Martin Peters London. 16th August 1966. Stock Photo

RM2GJ0DGX–Showing hard won trophies to eager young fans during West Ham's press day at Chadwell Heath are West Ham players and members of England's World Cup winning team . Left to right: Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Martin Peters London. 16th August 1966.

World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany A view from the stands as England's Geoff Hurst scores score their 3rd goal in controversial circumstances Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive Stock Photo

RM2HDBB06–World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany A view from the stands as England's Geoff Hurst scores score their 3rd goal in controversial circumstances Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

1966 World Cup Final England v West Germany Martin Peters is hugged by England and West Ham team mate Geoff Hurst (centre) after scoring the second goal in the World Cup final against West Germany. Roger Hunt runs over to congratulate them. 30th July 1966. Stock Photo

RM2Y7FAMM–1966 World Cup Final England v West Germany Martin Peters is hugged by England and West Ham team mate Geoff Hurst (centre) after scoring the second goal in the World Cup final against West Germany. Roger Hunt runs over to congratulate them. 30th July 1966.

World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany Geoff Hurst is congratulated after scoring England's 4th goal, seconds before the end of the match as England win the World Cup Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive Stock Photo

RM2HDBB0P–World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany Geoff Hurst is congratulated after scoring England's 4th goal, seconds before the end of the match as England win the World Cup Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

Wembley, Middlesex: England player Geoff Hurst, playing at inside-left in tonights football in Association International Match at the Empire Pool between Germany and England , is pictured trying a header for goal. It was successful. The match was played in heavy rain, in soggy conditions; was watched by a crowd estimated at 50,000. Final score was 1 -0 for England, the goal being scored by centre-forward stiles int 41st minute. 23 February 1966 23 February 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0K6C–Wembley, Middlesex: England player Geoff Hurst, playing at inside-left in tonights football in Association International Match at the Empire Pool between Germany and England , is pictured trying a header for goal. It was successful. The match was played in heavy rain, in soggy conditions; was watched by a crowd estimated at 50,000. Final score was 1 -0 for England, the goal being scored by centre-forward stiles int 41st minute. 23 February 1966 23 February 1966

RM2HDBB1J–World Cup Final 1966 Fan Amateur Photos from the stands 30th July 1966 Final England versus West Germany Geoff Hurst scores in the 18th minute to make it 1-1 Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

Controversial third goal. Wembley, England : Swiss referee, Gottfried Dienst (right ) runs out to consult the Russian linesman as England 's Bobby Charlton ( no. 9 ) tries to demonstrate to the German players that Geoff Hurst's shot was a goal. Hurst ( arms raised ) watches anxiously while team mate , Roger Hunt , runs after the referee . The ball hit the crossbar and rebounded down . All the England players claimed the ball had crossed the line to register England ' s third goal . After consulting the linesman the referee allowed the goal . 30 July 1966 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0R2B–Controversial third goal. Wembley, England : Swiss referee, Gottfried Dienst (right ) runs out to consult the Russian linesman as England 's Bobby Charlton ( no. 9 ) tries to demonstrate to the German players that Geoff Hurst's shot was a goal. Hurst ( arms raised ) watches anxiously while team mate , Roger Hunt , runs after the referee . The ball hit the crossbar and rebounded down . All the England players claimed the ball had crossed the line to register England ' s third goal . After consulting the linesman the referee allowed the goal . 30 July 1966

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