England 1966 World Cup Winners Tribute Personally Signed by 3 Legends, Framed

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The match between England and Scotland on April 2, 1966, was a thrilling encounter that took place at Hampden Park, Glasgow. England, led by manager Alf Ramsey, faced off against Scotland, who had a strong home advantage. The match was marked by a dramatic comeback by Scotland, who had been struggling in the tournament. England's first goal was scored by Geoff Hurst, and Scotland's first goal came from Bobby Ferguson. The match was tied at 3-3 after 45 minutes, but Scotland managed to secure a 4-3 victory in a closely contested match.

This tribute is personally signed by 3 legends of British football - Sir Bobby Charlton, Dennis Law and Bobby Moore.  All 3 are shown in the central photo with Law heading, Moore defending, and Charlton watching closely.  The piece also includes an original 1966 Match Programme cover page for this game.

This match is remembered as one of the most memorable in the history of football, with its dramatic finish and the historical significance of the match being part of the 1966 FIFA World Cup.

Authenticity guaranteed.  Ready to ship.  73.5cm x 50cm.