Thanks for the numbers Pat.

​The 2nd game of the tournament witnessed victory registered for the MAXI RODGRIGUEZ goal for Argentina v's Mexico clash in WC 2006.

Round 1/Game 3 -

Goal 1 - 
Tim Cahill - AUSTRALIA v Holland


Location - Estadio Beira~Rio, Porto Alegre
Date - Wednesday 18th June 2014 (1pm)
Att - 42,877
Match - Group B Match
Scoreline - Australia 2 Holland 3

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Goal 2 -
Saeed Al-Owairan - SAUDIA ARABIA v Belgium


​Date - Wednesday 29th June 1994 (12.30pm)
Location - RFK Stadium, Washington
Att - 52,959
​Match - Group F Match
​Scoreline - Belgium 0 Saudia Arabia 1

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Goal 3 -
Arie Haan - HOLLAND v Italy


​Date - Wednesday 21st June 1978
​Location - Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aries
Att - 67,433
Match - Group A Second Round Match
Scoreline - Italy 1 Holland 2

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Goal 4 -
​Marco Tardelli - ITALY v West Germany


Date - Sunday 11th June 1982
​Location - Bernabeu Stadium, Madrid
Att - 90,000
Match - 1982 World Cup Final
​Scoreline - Italy 3 West Germany 1

​Voting Closes Tomorrow (Saturday 14th April) at 9PM
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Goals Through Round 1 -
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​1. GHEORHE HAGI ~ Romania 3 v Columbia 1 (1994)
​2.MAXI RODRIGUEZ ~ Argentina 2 v Mexico 1 (A.E.T) (2006)
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​Goals Eliminated Round 1 -

​1. Denis Bergkamp ~ Holland 2 v Argentina 1 (1998)
​2.Ray Houghton ~ ROI 1 v Italy 0 (1994)
3.Hristo Stoichkovic ~ Bulgaria 2 v Germany 1 (1994)
​4.Zinedine Zidane ~ France 1 v Italy 1 *Italy win 5-3 pens* (2006)
5.David Narey ~ Scotland 1 v Brazil 4 (1982)
6.Robin Van Persie ~ Holland 5 Spain 1 (2014)
 

Cahill tops it just ahead of Arie Haan for me.

ARIE HAAN 

As good as the Saudia Arabian goal is (and it's magnificent) that last piece of 'defending' leaves a black mark against it.

And as good a cross that is from Utd's soon to be Right Back Ryan McGowan ....my vote has to go to....

Arie Haan's shot however. The power and precision on it is unbelievable. There's no stopping it.

 

Goal 3 Winner - Tim Cahill