From Maradona's hand to Messi's jersey: 10 iconic images that define World Cup memories

The article discusses some of the most iconic moments and images in World Cup history, focusing on pictures that have become symbols of human stories, fame, successes, and heartbreak. It includes key images from events such as Maradona's "Hand of God" goal in 1986, Brazil's victory in the 1958 World Cup accompanied by Pelé’s tears, Marco Tardelli’s celebration after his final goal in 1982, Maradona lifting the trophy in 1986, Rôgie Milla’s celebration after scoring in 1990, Baggio’s heartbreak after missing a penalty in the 1994 quarter-finals, Zinedine Zidane’s headbutt incident in 2006, Brazil’s shocking 7-1 loss to Germany in 2014, Van Persie’s "flying" header in 2014, and the crowning of Messi with the 2022 World Cup while wearing the Qatari bisht. The article highlights how each image documents a decisive moment and has left a lasting impression on football memory, offering brief explanations of their significance and their human and historical impact.

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