33·Legends

The Daily Five — Monday, 17 August 2026

The set the whole world played that day, with answers and the stories behind them.

1 of 5 · World Cup 1970

Which goalkeeper made the save from Pelé often called the save of the century, in 1970?

A downward header turned over the bar in Guadalajara. — read the legend's page
2 of 5 · Goalkeepers

Whose 2001 move to Juventus made him the world's most expensive goalkeeper, a record that stood for 17 years?

Juventus paid Parma about 52 million euros, a fee no club topped for a keeper until Liverpool bought Alisson in 2018. — read the legend's page
3 of 5 · World Cup 1962

Police had to come onto the pitch four times during the 1962 'Battle of Santiago'. Who was playing?

Chile won 2-0, two Italians were sent off, and English referee Ken Aston went on to invent the yellow and red cards.
4 of 5 · World Cup 1958

Who scored twice in the 1958 final as a 17-year-old?

At 17 years and 249 days Pelé chested the ball down, flicked it over a defender and volleyed in during the 5-2 win over Sweden, then wept on his teammates' shoulders. — read the legend's page
5 of 5 · World Cup 1998

How many goals did Zinedine Zidane score in the 1998 World Cup final?

Two headers from corners, before Petit made it 3-0 against Brazil. — read the legend's page
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