1966 will always be remembered as the year England, led by captain Bobby Moore, won the World Cup Final at Wembley.

This limited edition Fine Art Print features members of the team, and in particular the England captain Bobby Moore, celebrating with the Jules Rimet trophy having defeated West Germany 4-2 in the Final. The unframed print measures 14 x 11 inches and is taken from the Shoot magazine archive.

Only 5,000 prints will be produced and each one is despatched directly from the manufacturers, bagged with backing board, complete with a certificate of authenticity from SHOOT Magazine.

Shoot Magazine: The magazine that had swung into action in the Sixties soared into the Seventies; had an exceptional Eighties; did nicely in the Nineties and took on a brand new look for the Millennium when it became a monthly.

Now ‘The Voice of Football’ has moved into a new generation by becoming the first football magazine to be available all around the planet on the web.

Football has changed. But Shoot is still committed to the best football information around.

Features that made the magazine famous such as You are the Ref; in-depth interviews, stats, Focus on…and the often-imitated League Ladders have all earned a place in history.