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Music. Hello and welcome to the Football for Kids podcast with me, Darren Rees.

It's time for part two on one of the greatest footballers there's ever been.

And without doubt, the greatest footballer Northern Ireland has ever seen.

Of course, it's time for part two on the great Georgie best.

So, it was the 1966 quarterfinals, and Manchester United were playing Ben Fika,

who, I've got to tell you, at that time, were one of the most formidable and dangerous sides in European football.

They were like the Real Madrid of today.

They had all the top players and were winning all the time.

United were absolutely desperate to win their first ever European Cup.

And they had a secret weapon.

His name was George Best.

Ben Fika had barely lost a match at home in years and they were on fire.

But Best, skinned players left right and centre and scored two cracking

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