‘El Loco’ pulled on his old Atletico Nacional shirt to play against a select XI which included the likes of Carlos Valderrama and Faustino Asprilla, but no Roger Milla or Jamie Rednapp.

In an emotional speech, Higuita told fans: ‘It is impossible to know you and not love you. It is impossible not to praise God, who united me with you at this moment. I never imagined this moment, because today I am living both the beginning and the end as active soccer player.

‘I feel the emotion of the beginning, but the nostalgia of leaving a career that I love deeply.’

In the 1976 European Championships Czechoslovakia had reached the final and drawn 2-2 with West Germany after extra time. The first penalty shootout in a European Championship final ensued where every penalty was scored until Germany’s fourth penalty taker, Uli Hoeneß skyed his effort over the bar.

So with the score at 4-3 and tasked with taking the decisive penalty for Czechoslovakia what would you do? If you listen to most pros they will always say pick your spot and stick to it… remember the ones you practiced in training? Just do the same.

But with unbelievable composure, the deftest of touches and the most audacious sleight of feet Antonín Panenka became known not just as a footballer but as a poet.

What an opening goal to score! Francelino Matuzalem backheels it over his head for Shakhtar against Sevilla in the UEFA Cup 2007

No idea on the details about this other than “The goal of وعجيب in the way to Brazilian”. Amazing finish anyway.