"Television evidence clearly shows that Argentina's first goal went in off Maradona's wrist after he had gone up for a high ball with Shilton."Diego Maradona, 51' 50:27
"Bobby Robson had always said that Maradonna was capable of winning a game on his own in five minutes. Maradonna must have heard him for now he collected the ball on the right and set off on a marvellous run. Stevens was beaten by a sway of the hips, Butcher with a shrug of the shoulders, and Fenwick with contemptuous ease. Shilton was given no chance."Diego Maradona, 55' 54:16
18Nery PumpidoNery Alberto Pumpido. Born 30th Jul 1957, Sante Fe.
10Diego MaradonaDiego Armando Maradona Franco. Born 30th Oct 1960, Buenos Aires. (c)
11Jorge ValdanoJorge Alberto Francisco Valdano Castellanos. Born 4th Oct 1955, Las Parejas.
20Carlos TapiaCarlos Daniel Tapia. Born 20th Aug 1962, Buenos Aires. 76'75:48
Assist: John Barnes. "Barnes... worked his way to the left hand byline before producing the centre from which Lineker headed in at the far post."Gary Lineker12th of 48 goals. Header from 5 yards., 81' 80:35
1Peter ShiltonSouthampton, 86th of 125 caps 36 years, 9 months, 4 days Goalkeeper(c)11th captaincy
2Gary StevensEverton, 14th of 46 caps 23 years, 2 months, 26 days Right Back
3Kenny SansomArsenal, 70th of 86 caps 27 years, 8 months, 26 days Left Back
4Glenn HoddleSpurs, 38th of 53 caps 28 years, 7 months, 26 days Midfielder
14Terry FenwickQPR, 19th of 20 caps 26 years, 7 months, 5 days Centre Back9'8:32 Maradona, on one of his mazy dribbles, is brought down by Fenwick.
6Terry ButcherIpswich, 45th of 77 caps 27 years, 5 months, 25 days Centre Back
17Trevor StevenEverton, 13th of 36 caps 22 years, 9 months, 1 day Right Midfielder75'74:07
16Peter ReidEverton, 9th of 13 caps 30 years, 0 months, 2 days Midfielder65'64:12
20Peter BeardsleyNewcastle Utd, 9th of 59 caps 25 years, 5 months, 4 days Centre Forward
10Gary LinekerEverton, 18th of 80 caps 25 years, 6 months, 22 days Centre Forward
18Steve HodgeAston Villa, 8th of 24 caps 23 years, 7 months, 28 days Left Midfielder
11Chris WaddleSpurs, 20th of 62 caps 25 years, 6 months, 8 days Left Midfielder65'64:12
19John BarnesWatford, 28th of 79 caps 22 years, 7 months, 15 days Left Midfielder75'74:07
England Starting Formation
4-4-2
Notes
Disputed GoalWith the benefit of television replays it is clear that Maradona beats Shilton to the ball by the use of his hand, however the Tunisian referee allowed the goal to stand. Maradona would later claim it was "The Hand of God". There is little doubting his genius for the second goal, although if one were a cynical Englishman, he would point out the foul on Hoodle prior to the Argentine number 10's amazing run.
England ElimimatedEngland are knocked out of the World Cup '86
Sources
England - The Quest for the World Cup - A Complete Record by Clive Leatherdale (Two Heads Publishing 1994)
"Television evidence clearly shows that Argentina's first goal went in off Maradona's wrist after he had gone up for a high ball with Shilton."Diego Maradona, 51' 50:27 
60'59:37 Booked for a late challenge on Reid
76'75:48
76'75:48
England Bobby Robson
Argentina Carlos Bilardo
Tunisia Ali Bennaceur