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Hello, we've just heard the news that Diego Maradona, one of the greatest footballers of all time,

has died at his home in Argentina from a heart attack at the age of 60.

Everyone knows him from the famous Hand of God goal in the match against England in 1986.

And we can now talk to two people who can explain exactly where he fits into footballing history.

It's Chappar's BBC Sport Legend and Trevor Stephen, who was playing for England in that famous match in 1986.

Good to be with you. But a bit of a sad occasion to be with

you, isn't it? Well, yeah, but let's let's focus on kind of the really exciting bits of his life,

which of course was that match in 86. Where were you at the actual famous moment for the hand of God,

Trevor? He just came past me. I was in sort of right midfield role into our half of the

pitch. He then kind of sort of drifted inside and I passed them on to Glenn Hoddle.

Maradona just walked away from Hoddle then. Before he got to Glenn Hoddle, he released the ball forward

and he carried on running and then there was that little bit of a

sort of skirmish going on that ended up with Steve Hodge knocking the ball into the air.

The ball came back off the foot of Steve Hodge and Maradona gives Argentina the league.

So I'm starting to look at all of this from the right-hand side of our half.

And the ball trickling in, Maradona kind of running in towards the goal and then wheeling away.

The England players protesting to the referee.

They all witnessed it when he put his hand on the ball.

And then what was it just like in the world after that point, after the whole world

kind of saw it and digested what happened?

It was just a whirlwind of emotions, you know, because there was no way we could just

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