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DOBLE DIARIA: 1000 puntos
The "goal of the century" scored by Diego Marradona in the 1986 World Cup Finals was especially significant because:
a) Argentina was in an economic depression at the time.
b) He had never scored a goal before.
c) The goal was against the British, who had invaded nearby islands and killed Argentinians.
d) The goal was a "handball" but the referee didn't call it, resulting in them winning the game.
c) The goal was against the British, who had invaded nearby islands and killed Argentinians.