In this episode of Magnificent Goal! we dive into one of the most thrilling friendlies in modern history; England v Argentina in November 2005.

The game in Geneva was another memorable chaper in the history of England-Argentina fixtures. Far from a casual exhibition, this match delivered drama, world-class skill and a finish that still lives vividly in England fans' memories.

Steven Toplis is joined by Davey Naylor from EnglandStats.com to relive events of 20 years ago.

Having qualified for the World Cup in 2006, this game was seen as a real test of England's ambition ahead of the following summer's tournament in Germany.

Delivering a rollercoaster of emotions, individual brilliance and a remarkable comeback, this episode dives deep into why the 2005 meeting between England and Argentina remains one of the most entertaining international matches of all time.

Following Jude Bellingham's heroics against Slovakia at Euro 2024 on Sunday, Magnificent Goal! looks back at some other occasions when England left it late to score a crucial goal.

Steven Toplis is joined by Davey Naylor from EnglandStats.com and writer and podcaster Michael Hamlen to examine those dramatic late strikes that changed the course of matches and, in some cases, football history. We also look at where Bellingham's goal ranks among the all-time great England moments.

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This week Magnificent Goal! continues its Euro 2024 themed shows with a look back at a forgotten meeting between England and one of their most famous foes.

The Three Lions were pitted in a tough group at Euro 2000, alongside Portugal, Romania and Germany and it's the meeting between England and Germany in Charleroi that we're taking a look at.

The match was by no means a classic but at the time represented a significant milestone for England as they finally overcame Germany in a tournament setting for the first time in over 30 years.

Steven Toplis is joined by Glen Isherwood from England Football Online and writer Ben Jones from The Left Sided Problem to look back over the game and the wider context around Kevin Keegan's reign and how England's Euro 2000 campaign panned out.

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