This is your chance to own a truly fabulous piece of sporting memorabilia.

This wonderful photograph captures the moment Geoff Hurst, now Sir Geoff, scored England's third goal in the historic 1966 World Cup Final.

On July 30th, 1966, in front of a packed Wembley Stadium, the England team met archrivals West Germany. At stake was football's biggest prize - the World Cup.

England's third goal, scored in extra time, has always been surrounded by controversy. However, Hurst put the result beyond doubt when he secured England's fourth, the final scoreline 4-2.

Celebrate this incredible moment with this fantastic photograph. This is the moment when Hurst fired the ball at the West German net for one of the most important, and controversial, goals in the history of the game.
Each photograph has been hand signed by World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst MBE, and is handsomely framed.

Unsigned prints available - please click here