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Yes, this is the first leg match, played in Germany and ended 0 - 0. I made a mistake in the description. Thanks for the tip.

@RVP9 Thank you for posting great comp.

That wasn't against Brasil, it was against Sweden.

It is difficult to choose. If you consider the overall career, maybe Diego I would put him above Michel. If we only consider the years in Serie A, I consider Michel the strongest player seen in Italy in the 80s

@@TK46-i5m For me, Diego had a lot of difficulty Of reproducing his best version... which was really at the 1986 World Cup Final phase . He was in great physical shape... form ...composure ...bravery... determination ...agility ...acceleration, Natural..LeaderShip ...Sprint Speed ..BodyBalance ... Endurance ...Stamina ... Fitness at that time extremely career-focused determined to win the 1986 World Cup. with Natural Fitness..and shape.. as M.Salah currently and M.Salah's entire career..Natural Fitness is insane.. World Cup 1986 is insane too .. Diego Armando Maradona in 1986 World Cup was a Total Footballer also .. with incredible .. Interceptions Duels Won Clearances Tackles Defensive Covers Defensive Blocks Headers Won attacking and Defending Positioning Time in Marking correctly .. for me... Maradona had a competition reminiscent of the 1986 World Cup. it was in the Coppa Italia 1986/87 several assists.. and several pre-assistances.. already in the Italian Championship.. in 1986/87 serie A Calcio His campaign was miserable...in this competition Carnevale..Giordano Bruno decided several matches. But in the Coppa Italia ..1986/87 .. was insane ..incredible ...extraordinary ..excellent performances .. reminds me on World Cup 1986 ... but Diego never reproduced again this form from 1986 World Cup maybe in Coppa Italia 1986/87 ..

@@seraqueeusourealmenteobode31By Diego's own admission, he stopped taking drugs and trained very hard before the World Cup. Some players said that Maradona had run more in one month in Mexico than he had ever done in Italy. So the one seen at the 1986 World Cup was definitely the best version of Diego, 100% focused on the goal.

@@TK46-i5m yes ... I saw Diego talking about that thing also ...in the TV documentary After Argentina lost to France;; in the friendly in 1986.. It seems that the penny has dropped in Maradona's head... He said I need to be very focused for this competition... there is the France by Michel Platini. and magical Brazil.. they can beat me easily on a bad day.. so I need to be focused to win this competition seriously otherwise ... It's over right now... by Diego Armando Maradona.. 1986 ..

I agree with you. Junior had uncommon technical qualities, few full-backs in history can boast similar skills. At Pescara at the end of his career, despite playing in the most difficult league in the world, he played an excellent season. I think that if he had won the World Cup he would be held in much higher esteem today, I think the same applies to Falcao and Zico, but the disastrous game against Italy in 1982 also weighs like a boulder.

The Guerin Sportivo gives him 6.5, votes Baggio as man of the match giving him 8. The article, however, speaks of a Maradona fundamental in overturning the result.

He was absolutely one of the best in the world, he made a difference like few others. He was also Brazil's best player at the World Cup and one of the best overall (some even consider him the best). In those years at Roma he did exceptional things.

It's true, Verona was so strong in that championship, difficult for anyone. Furthermore, despite winning the European Cup, it was not an easy year for Platini. Fatigue after the 1984 European Championship took its toll on her.

Thanks for the comment. Yes, I agree, Platini's 1983/84 season was a true masterpiece completed with the greatest European ever played by a single player.

It's a good question, perhaps my favorite is against Avellino even if he didn't score or assist. The most important belief against Roma 1982/83 (Away)

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@@TK46-i5m for me ... Michel Platini vs Atalanta ... 2 goals with Lob-Kicks ... Almost perfect that thing..

Para mi Gullit ha sido el jugador más completo de la historia

@@JohnnyNúñez-d4l Yes ... one Of the most complete Players Of all time ... among ..Edson Arantes Pelé .. Alfredo Di Stefano ...JOhan Cruyff .... Michel PLatini ( 1984 Cup Winners Cup...Euro-Cup 1984 ..Italian Championship version ) ... Maradona ( World Cup 1986 version ) ...FRanz Beckenbauer ...Matthaus ... Patrick Vieira ...Edgar Davids ...Claude Makelele ..Ferenc Puskas ( 1948-1957 ) ...Lantos ..Carlos Alberto Torres ..Nilton Santos ..Mario Zagallo ..Didi ...Marcel Desailly..Thuram ..Cabrini ..Gentile ..Scirea .. C. Ronaldo ..Moreno ..Pedernera. Valentino Mazzola.. José Leandro Andrade .Nasazzi But mainly... with Pelé and Di Stefano

Yes, I realized that it is much nicer to see in a single video. As you said, what matters in defense is not individual brilliance but the ability to work as a team and cover gaps and it's the best to be able to see players of this caliber working so well together.

It was my mistake that I didn't notice, it's the replay of Udinese's goal. However, yes, he was a truly impressive player and also in Italy (Juventus and Sampdoria in particular) he played at very high levels. Two years with him, the Bianconeri won two championships, there must be a reason. His not too rich palmares probably penalizes him a lot today.

Certainly not one of his best days but he scores a very heavy goal, perhaps also for this reason he considers it the best.

Absolutely agree and I never understood why, perhaps because he played with Maradona, therefore a bit obscured. He was also the best player in the UEFA Cup won by Napoli. A lethal center forward with sublime technique, he doesn't have much to envy from Van Basten, his rival at the time.

On TH-cam you can find many extensive summaries

Thank you